Less than an hour train away from Barcelona is the home town of the great Salvador Dali - Figueres. There, on the ruins of the town's theater is built the Dali museum, in the typical style of the artist - modern and quirky. The museum displays an impressive art collection and if you visit the crypt, you'll be able to pay your respects to the artist himself who was buried there.
The gorgeous Art Nouveau building of Hospital Sant Pau must be the most beautiful hospital facility ever built! It was constructed in the beginning of the 1900s and designed by the talented Catalan architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. This is the second location of Hospital Sant Pau which was first established in the 1400s. Today, the hospital occupies a third location and the Art Nouveau masterpiece is open to the public as a museum and cultural venue so all can admire the craftsmanship of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of the greatest museums of Barcelona is dedicated to one of the greatest artists in the world - Joan Miro! Fundacio Joan Miro explores the life and art of this amazing innovator and showcases an impressive collection of Miro's work.
The slick glass structure housing MACBA suggests the wealth of modern contemporary art on the inside! Thousands of masterpieces from the mid-20th century onward are displayed at the museum, focusing on Spanish art but including some international presence. This truly remarkable museum is definitely worth a visit!
Ever since its opening, the Erotic Museum has been one of the most popular museums in Barcelona. Maybe because of the taboo or maybe because of the liberal expression... Visit the interesting exhibits on erotica from the ancient times to today and decide!
Pablo Picasso, the legendary artist, had a special relationship with Barcelona throughout his life. This relationship and his legacy are depicted at the Picasso Museum where the extensive collection of thousands of artworks follow the artist's life and artistic metamorphosis. Within the five adjoining medieval castles which house the museum, you can see everything from Picasso's early years to his last pieces along with work by El Greco and Rembrandt who served as inspiration to the artist.
One of Barcelona's greatest museums is undoubtedly, Poble Espanyol! This outdoor architectural museum features over 100 full-scale buildings showcasing the diversity and richness of culture across all of Spain. Explore the plazas, houses, shops, cafes, restaurants arts and crafts of the Poble Espanyol and tour the entire country of Spain in a day!
The gorgeous Italian style palace on the Montjuic Hill with its impressive fountains and landscape is a true landmark in itself. It also houses the National Art Museum of Catalonia (Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya - MNAC), a spectacular arts museum with an impressive collection of church paintings and modern works from the 19th and the 20th century.
Barcelona, the undisputed capital of Catalonia, is an entertainment, arts and architecture mecca of Europe! Explore the medieval roots of the city and it's incredible Gothic heritage. Then dive into the modernist quirky architecture of Gaudi and the unique art of Picasso. This Mediterranean city is also famous for being the entertainment capital of the coast where nightclubs are hot and dance is the name of the game! Another game is also ruling the Barcelona spirit... Football! FC Barcelona is the local king and "more than just a club"! Join the fans and feel the excitement! Then relax and enjoy the flavorful rich cuisine of the region along with the savory sangria as you casually sit at the beachfront or in the small cafes and restaurants along the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter or the bustling La Rambla and crowded plazas.
Barcelona, the undisputed capital of Catalonia, is an entertainment, arts and architecture mecca of Europe! Explore the medieval roots of the city and it's incredible Gothic heritage. Then dive into the modernist quirky architecture of Gaudi and the unique art of Picasso. This Mediterranean city is also famous for being the entertainment capital of the coast where nightclubs are hot and dance is the name of the game! Another game is also ruling the Barcelona spirit... Football! FC Barcelona is the local king and "more than just a club"! Join the fans and feel the excitement! Then relax and enjoy the flavorful rich cuisine of the region along with the savory sangria as you casually sit at the beachfront or in the small cafes and restaurants along the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter or the bustling La Rambla and crowded plazas.
Strolling along La Rambla is a Barcelona ritual! This beautiful street, surrounded by trees is the mecca of social life, arts and entertainment. Shop till you drop at the numerous shops and wonderful markets or simply relax with a sangria at a street-side cafe and let the street performers entertain you. Start your La Rambla experience and follow these steps to make the most out of it!
Strolling along La Rambla is a Barcelona ritual! This beautiful street, surrounded by trees is the mecca of social life, arts and entertainment. Shop till you drop at the numerous shops and wonderful markets or simply relax with a sangria at a street-side cafe and let the street performers entertain you. Start your La Rambla experience and follow these steps to make the most out of it!
