Argentona Water Jug Museum

The Argentona Water Jug Museum, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a unique cultural institution founded in 1975 and officially opened in 2000. It celebrates the rich tradition of water jug making, linked to the town's historical Water Jug Festival held annually on August 4th since 1951. The museum houses over 3,000 water vessels, showcasing the history and craftsmanship of pottery. Visitors can explore monographic exhibitions and the Espai Picasso, which features works by the renowned artist Pablo Picasso, highlighting his connection to ceramics. The museum not only preserves traditional pottery but also promotes contemporary ceramic art through various festivals.