A community and cultural space working to increase visibility and advocate LGBTQIA+ rights.
A scientific centre housed in a modernista building on La Rambla, dedicated since the 18th century to the study, promotion and dissemination of science.
Scientific centre inaugurated in 1904 on Tibidabo, dedicated to astronomy, meteorology and seismology.
An architectural complex featuring full-scale replicas of emblematic buildings from across Spain, reflecting the country’s cultural and artistic diversity.
Avant-garde exhibition space located between Barcelona and L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, hosting major international congresses.
National research and supercomputing centre located in a historic building that brings together science and heritage.
Traditional Catalan popular culture centre that preserves and displays Barcelona’s giants, big-headed figures and festive bestiary.
A municipal centre supporting, giving visibility to and defending sexual and gender diversity in Barcelona.
A Gothic and Renaissance building housing the documentary, bibliographic and graphic heritage of Barcelona City Council.
A rationalist building from 1937, now home to a library and archive specialising in the Second Republic, the Spanish Civil War and exile.
Institution dedicated to preserving and promoting the film heritage, housed in a concrete building inspired by brutalist architecture.
Historic Montjuïc fairground, established for the 1929 International Exhibition and still active for major events.
Modernista mansion dedicated to the preservation of Spanish furniture and medical research.
Headquarters of the Colegio de Arquitectos de Cataluña in Barcelona, a key building of the modern movement that introduces a contrast with the Gothic surroundings of the Cathedral.