Magazine dedicated to the maritime culture and heritage of the Mediterranean, published by the Barcelona Maritime Museum.

Summary

  • Tardor 2025
  • #15
interview-photo-pdf
  • Editorial
Digital Argo: We break down physical borders
We invite you to navigate with us through the virtual world.
Sailing tests of the Licor 43 in Cartagena, January 1981. ©Aleksejs Vjuns. ARGO 15. Barcelona Maritime Museum.
  • Argos
Liquor 43
The return of the legend
Ships stranded on the beaches of Bangladesh. Photo: NGO Shipbreaking Platform.
  • Sea today
Ship scrapping
One of the most dangerous jobs in the world, an environmental and human problem
Dani Anglada sailing with the adapted Lady skate. Dani Anglada background. ARGO 15. Barcelona Maritime Museum
  • Sea sports
Yes, we sail!
The Yes We Sail project, promoted by Dani Anglada, aims to make sailing accessible to blind people.
Delta Ebro National Park hut. Tourism Board of the Lands of Lleida. ARGO 15. Barcelona Maritime Museum.
  • File
On the banks of the Delta
The river as a nexus of culture and life
Crew and family of the boat Rosita y Juan with the catch of the day (1962). Photo: Museu de la Mar de l'Ebre.
  • File
The heritage of the Ebro Sea
Landscape, culture and maritime essence
Satellite view of the Ebro Delta, taken in July 2021 by the European Sentinel-2 imaging satellite, as part of the Copernicus program. ARGO 15. Barcelona Maritime Museum.
  • File
The Ebro Delta: chronicle of a death foretold?
Buda could be the first island in Europe to disappear from the map
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  • Towards the past
The landing at Alhucemas
The first naval-air amphibious operation in history
View of the port of Barcelona from the Barceloneta. 1889. Author: Francesc Soler i Rovirosa. MMB Fund. ARGO 15. Maritime Museum of Barcelona.
  • Treasures in museums
View of the port of Barcelona
Painted by Francesc Soler i Rovirosa from Barceloneta in 1889
The Captain of the Merchant Navy Añaterve Sánchez, at the Maritime Museum of Barcelona. Photo: Quim Roser. ARGO 15. Maritime Museum of Barcelona
  • Interview
Añaterve Sánchez, merchant marine captain
When ships were a school of life and trade routes, portals to other worlds
Illustration by Emerencià Roig. Author: Alicia Caboblanco. ARGO 15. Barcelona Maritime Museum.
  • Seafarers
Emerencià Roig i Raventós
(1881-1935) Father of Catalan maritime ethnology
Vista del port de Barcelona. Fototípia (fotolitografia). Finals del segle XIX. Autor: desconegut. Parera y Cia. Editores. ARGO 15. Museu Marítim de Barcelona.
  • The storeroom
PortADa
Un projecte d’humanitats digitals i història marítima