The Three Chimneys is a staggering landmark of the coastal landscape of Barcelona. Built in the 1970s, it was previously used as a thermal power station located on the left bank of the Besòs River. It closed in 2011 and to this day remains inactive. These chimneys are a monument for the people who built them - a symbol of the recent industrial past.

The Three Chimneys will undergo necessary works to reopen this highly visible icon of Barcelona for the first time in its history for Manifesta 15 visitors. The location will be one of the main venues for Manifesta 15 with presentations both inside the former turbine hall, as well as outside in its surrounding areas.

The venue has a bar run by Eat Street Barcelona, open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 to 21.00.

To reach The Three Chimneys in Sant Adrià de Besòs, start by taking the L5 metro and get off at Sants Estació. From there, transfer to the R1 Renfe train and travel to Sant Adrià de Besòs station. It's then just a 16-minute walk to reach The Three Chimneys. If you have a bike available, we highly recommend cycling for a faster and more convenient journey. For your ideal route and the latest public transport details, plan your trip to The Three Chimneys on Google Maps.

If you are driving, please note that there are two car parks available nearby, one on Avinguda d’Eduard Maristany, 76 and the other in front of the entrance of the Three Chimneys.

Please note, there are multiple locations known as "The Three Chimneys" in Barcelona. Manifesta 15’s leading Imagining Futures venue is The Three Chimneys in Sant Adrià de Besòs.