National Art Museum of Catalonia (with kids)

The building sits onto of montjuïc, with beautiful panoramic views across the city. Breathtaking museum with great architecture. Sometimes they have free entry into the museum, so worth keeping a look out for that. Even if you don't want to enter the museum it is definitely worth going to the entrance. You can sit on the steps & enjoy music good vibes & open a beer 🍻

A must do. If there's one museum you should visit in Barcelona, it's this one. It covers Catalan art from every period of history. The room with the church ceilings is very impressive and unique! I recommend visiting when it's free: Sundays after 3 p.m.! It took me approximately 3 hours.

My recent visit to the National Museum of Catalonia in Barcelona was truly inspiring. I found myself completely absorbed by the diverse collection of portraits from modern art to the Baroque era each telling its own profound human story. The narrative portraits, especially The Three Beggars, captivated me with their emotional depth and symbolism. Visiting during the Healing Arts Week by the Jameel...

Great museum in a beautiful building. Really impressive collection of Romanesque wall paintings. Exhibitions are very well designed and most of the information is in Spanish, Catalan, French and English! Only thing I would add is some good marking to sync between the rooms and PDF guide, because now it's hard to follow if you don't go exactly step by step with it. Very good cafe inside the museum...

i visited this on a saturday evening, when it is free. wonderful collection and the scenography is BEAUTIFUL!! i felt really inspired. it really captured the beauty of the art presented, and has a logical narrative thread you can follow to understand the ins and outs of the story the art tells of Spain and Catalunya. i edpecially loved the scenography of the religious art, very nice mise en scene...