Joan Miró Foundation

“Barcelona’s best art museum houses more than 260,000 masterpieces in an awe-inspiring, stately building. If you’re an art aficionado, it’s well worth it to spend a few hours marveling at the incredible works inside the MNAC. Even if art isn’t your thing, be sure to make some time to come to the museum and enjoy an incredible sunset in Barcelona. Grab a drink from the terrace bar and enjoy the view!”

“Old MILITARY FORTRESS located on the Montjuic mountain, in the city of Barcelona with and 360º VIEWS.”

“CaixaForum Barcelona is a cultural center located in the mountain of Montjuïc (Barcelona), occupies the building of the old Casaramona, a modernist style factory designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch at the beginning of the 20th century and subsequently rehabilitated for its new use as a cultural center . It offers extensive programming of exhibitions and cultural and educational activities aimed at all audiences. ”

“Pablo Picasso moved to Barcelona when he was a child and attended the prestigious La Llotja art school before acquiring his first studio in the Gothic Quarter. The city remained an important place for the artist throughout his lifetime, and the Picasso Museum is a testimony to this important relationship.”

“Many visitors come to Barcelona expecting to take in the quintessential culture of Spain but then realise that they have landed in Catalunya, a distinct region of the country. As Spain comprises widely varying cultures, Poble Espanyol offers an outdoor museum (just alongside Montjuïc) that showcases each one of the country’s unique regions. From the Basque Country in the north to Andalusia in the south, Poble Espanyol is a journey featuring 117 full-scale buildings that recreate a variety of Spanish villages. This site, which often hosts large cultural events, provides visitors with a chance to learn and explore Spain’s great variety of history, food and culture without ever leaving Catalunya.”