The Olympic Museum of Barcelona is situated on the Montjuïc mountain and provides an exceptional experience focused on a wide range of sports, including both Olympic and non-Olympic sports like football, motorcycling, Formula 1, skiing, cycling, canoeing, baseball, chess, and tennis. This innovative museum offers a comprehensive display of various sports disciplines, utilizing cutting-edge technology and interactive exhibits, as well as multimedia installations. Through its interactive screens and exhibits, visitors can immerse themselves in the world of sports and relive significant moments from the history of Olympic sport. The Olympic and Sports Museum is a pioneering institution in Europe, offering a holistic perspective on sports with a focus on historical, ethical, recreational, and educational aspects, all within an interactive space featuring state-of-the-art technology that creates a captivating sensory experience. The museum's cultural and interactive format incorporates advanced technologies to present interactive representations and multimedia installations, aiming to convey experiences and stimulate contemplation. Furthermore, the museum features a permanent exhibition showcasing the host cities of the Olympics, from Barcelona 1992 to London 2012, offering visitors the opportunity to relive the first Olympics broadcasted on television and experience the renowned Barcelona 92, known as the best games in history. The Olympic Museum of Barcelona boasts an impressive archive related to the Olympics of 'Cobi' and 'Petra,' including paraphernalia from the spectacular opening ceremony.