ByPauline
Located in the Raval, the Centre for Barcelona Contemporary Culture (CCCB) neighbours the Museum of Contemporary Barcelona Art (MACBA). Its pretty building fuses the old (a former charity building dating…
ByPauline
The MACBA, opened in 1995, has become a point of reference on Barcelona’s museum scene. Grandiose, daring and different, it’s well worth a visit if you enjoy contemporary art. The…
ByOlivia
When someone says “cannabis”, we bet there are a few things which spring to mind – Bob Marley, for one, joints, marijuana or haschish. The Hash, Marihuana and Hemp Museum…
ByOlivia
Whether or not you’re a Picasso enthusiast, this visit is truly fascinating! Your guide will take you on a tour of early 20th-Century bohemian Barcelona, including all of the artist’s…
ByPauline
Visiter gratuitement une foule de musées à Barcelone, ça vous dit?
ByPauline
Sunday afternoon is the perfect moment for a stroll around a museum, and it’s even better when it’s free! Many museums offer free entry every Sunday from 3pm, and all…
ByPauline
Miró is an emblematic Catalan artist who left his mark on the Barcelona landscape. As well as having created large mosaics on the Ramblas and at the airport (keep your…
ByRémi
Barcelona’s CosmoCaixa science museum aims to awaken the scientific spirit in everyone through a wide range of activities. The museum has had 170,000 visits since it opened in 2004, which is…
ByPauline
The mouthwatering aroma hits you as soon as you step through the doors: this is one museum which leaves no doubt as to its subject. As if the smell wasn’t…
ByLaureen
The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is well worth a visit, both for the building itself, with its gothic architecture, and for the impressive collection which it contains, offering a great…
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