A Gothic monastic complex founded in 1327, now open to the public as a museum and cultural site.
Permanent immersive exhibition dedicated to the political and satirical imagination of the enigmatic British artist.
The Museu Frederic Marès displays its founder’s extensive collection of Hispanic sculpture in the Gothic Quarter.
Art space within the Monestir de Montserrat housing works by El Greco and Monet alongside a unique Near Eastern archaeological collection.
Modern art that challenges conventions, opens up new ways of thinking and questions the world around us.
An immersive art space where museography meets technology, housed in a modernista gem on Passeig de Gràcia.
A museum and contemporary art centre with a private collection of paintings, sculpture and ceramics by Catalan and international artists.
A temporary exhibition centre for Catalan contemporary art, spread across two modernista buildings.
Centre of the Fundació Vila Casas housed in a former textile factory, dedicated to contemporary Catalan painting.
A space bringing together over 1,200 key works of contemporary art from the collection of Josep Suñol Soler, including artists such as Dalí and Tàpies.
One of Europe’s most important private collections of archaeology of Pharaonic Egypt, featuring pieces on daily life, religion and the cult of the pharaoh.
Interpretation centre in the Casa del Guarda detailing the connection between Antoni Gaudí, Eusebi Güell and the modernist vision of Park Güell.
A former modernista textile factory, now a cultural centre for temporary exhibitions and immersive experiences.
An artistic space for emerging creators, nestled in the monumental complex of the Hospital de la Santa Creu.
Five Gothic palaces house a renowned art centre with the finest early works by Picasso.
A centre dedicated to research, experimentation and the presentation of contemporary art from the second half of the 20th century to the present day.
A municipal centre for contemporary visual culture, set within a Baroque palace on La Rambla.
A contemporary art museum founded by the artist himself, home to the largest public collection of his work.
Essential space for understanding Barcelona’s spiritual and artistic dimension, with over 3,000 works spanning from antiquity to the 21st century.
A centre dedicated to musical heritage, offering an interactive journey through the history of music from antiquity to the present day.
A public venue in a neoclassical building, hosting exhibitions and events that reveal the rich diversity of Catalonia.
Arts Santa Mònica, on La Rambla, is a centre where a wide range of artistic disciplines converge.
An immersive art space where museography meets technology, housed in a modernista gem on Passeig de Gràcia.
A space for the creation, display and teaching of immersive art, housed in a former cinema dating from 1917.
A leading centre for contemporary Spanish photography, with exhibitions and activities that encourage critical thinking through images.
A former modernista textile factory, now a cultural centre for temporary exhibitions and immersive experiences.
The Casa Amatller stands in the centre of the Catalan capital. Designed by the architect Puig i Cadafalch, together with Gaudí's Casa Batlló and Domènech i Montaner's Casa Lleó Morera, it is part of the famous "Manzana de la Discordia", or "Block of Discord". Find out why and relive the atmosphere of Barcelona's affluent, art nouveau heyday!.
An artistic space for emerging creators, nestled in the monumental complex of the Hospital de la Santa Creu.
A multidisciplinary space exploring contemporary culture through innovative themes and ways of presenting exhibitions.
An exhibition space dedicated to science, art and contemporary social challenges, housed in a neoclassical building.
A municipal centre for contemporary visual culture, set within a Baroque palace on La Rambla.
Projecting creativity: a contemporary photography space by the seafront.
A contemporary art gallery with several locations in Barcelona and a broad representation of international artists.
The industrial-style room in the Eixample is an independent space where art meets critical thought.
A gallery that, within its walls in the Eixample, showcases diverse ideas and perspectives.
Always in tune with the present, Pigment gallery explores and connects perspectives through contemporary art.
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A mural featuring red figures and bold lines transforms the fight against AIDS into a visual outcry against stigma.
Permanent immersive exhibition dedicated to the political and satirical imagination of the enigmatic British artist.
A photomural made up of 4,000 ceramic tiles. Up close, scenes of freedom. From afar, two lips locked in a kiss.
Mural depicting an Eixample façade with balconies featuring some of the city's historical and cultural figures.
A wall in El Raval with climbing cats that has given the corner where it's located its popular name.
Large ceramic mural exploring the dialogue between volume, space and emptiness.
Large-scale urban art project housed in a former industrial factory, now a self-managed cultural space.
Commonly known as "La Gamba", this 10-metre pop sculpture has become a symbol of the city’s revival during the Olympics.
A ceramic mural by Joan Miró welcomes travellers on the exterior façade of Terminal 2 at Barcelona Airport.
An iron structure featuring seven scales loaded with sacks of coffee beans, paying tribute to Barceloneta’s port and commercial past.
On the façade of the Mercat de les Flors in Montjuïc, hundreds of ceramic jars and botijos (traditional clay water jugs) seem to burst from the wall.
A Joan Miró mosaic that turns the pavement of La Rambla into a gesture of welcome to the city.
Trompe-l'œil mural paying tribute to a former local shop by recreating its façade.
Artistic intervention on a wall in Barceloneta that transforms everyday objects into a large-scale ceramic composition.
Sgraffito designs by Pablo Picasso that reinterpret Catalan popular culture on the façade of the Col·legi d’Arquitectes.
Barcelona's Eixample district has hidden architectural gems like this palace, a truly unique building in a combination of classical and eclectic styles, dating from the late 19th century. It stands on the corner of Carrer Mallorca and Carrer Roger de Llúria and was the former home of the Casades family. It currently houses the lawyers' association, the Il·lustre Col·legi d'Advocats de Barcelona.
CaixaForum, the Cultural Centre of “La Caixa” Foundation, is housed in one of Barcelona’s landmark buildings, the Casaramona textile mill, a jewel of industrial modernista architecture designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch.
Enjoy wine tourism in a different way on this 4x4 trail through the Penedès. You’ll visit two wineries, taste their wines and learn all the secrets of how they are made. An experience to be enjoyed with the five senses!.
Ride the train to the top of the Montserrat mountains and you'll be able to see the beauty of these mystical mountains.
Join this walking tour focusing on Barcelona’s most acclaimed architectural style and learn all about Gaudí while visiting three of his most emblematic works: Casa Vicens, La Pedrera and Casa Batlló.
This package gives you the opportunity to go on a programmed tour of two of Antoni Gaudí’s best-known landmarks, in one day and in different languages: the Sagrada Família and Park Güell. You can choose to begin your tour at Park Güell followed by the Sagrada Família, or vice-versa. You decide!.
Expert chefs will take you on a tour of the iconic Boqueria Market to choose the freshest produce which you'll use to make some delicious tapas. You're creations will be paired with the finest Catalan wines while you enjoy matchless views of Barcelona.
This package gives you the opportunity to visit two of Antoni Gaudí’s best-known landmarks: the Sagrada Família and its towers and Park Güell.
You have a date with the tradition and culture of cava at Bodegas Freixenet, the country's leading cava producer and one of the world's leading brands. You'll be welcomed with a glass of cava… and with open arms just 45 minutes away from Barcelona.
