Musées/Galeries/Monuments

The Magic Fountain, or Font Màgica, is an iconic attraction located in Montjuïc, Barcelona. Built for the 1929 World's Fair, this fountain offers a fascinating nighttime spectacle of lights, music and synchronized water features. Visitors can enjoy the colorful Magic Fountain performances that take place regularly, creating a magical and captivating atmosphere, making this fountain one of the most popular attractions in the city.

The Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona is a place dedicated to the work of the Catalan surrealist artist Joan Miró. This institution, established in 1975 by the artist himself, houses a vast collection of his works, including paintings, sculptures, drawings and textiles. Located in a building designed by architect Josep Lluís Sert, the foundation offers visitors an in-depth insight into the creative world of Joan Miró, while promoting contemporary art and creativity. It is a must-visit place for art lovers wishing to explore the artistic legacy of Joan Miró.

The Barcelona Aquarium is a major marine attraction located near Port Vell. Featuring an impressive diversity of aquatic species, this aquarium offers an immersive experience for visitors. Underwater tunnels offer up-close views of sharks, rays and other fascinating sea creatures. With educational and interactive exhibits, the Barcelona Aquarium aims to raise public awareness of marine life while providing a captivating adventure for visitors of all ages. Address: del Port Vell, Moll d’Espanya, s/n, Ciutat Vella, 08039 Barcelona

The MACBA, or Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona, ​​is a major institution dedicated to contemporary art. Located in the El Raval district, the museum features a diverse collection of works by international artists from the 20th and 21st century. Designed by architect Richard Meier, the building itself is a modern and iconic work. MACBA exhibitions explore varied artistic movements, offering visitors an immersive and stimulating experience in the world of contemporary art.

The National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) in Barcelona is a renowned cultural institution housing an extensive collection of Catalan art. Housed in the National Palace on Montjuïc Hill, the MNAC presents works ranging from Romanesque to Modernism, showcasing the artistic and cultural evolution of Catalonia. From paintings to sculptures to decorative arts, the museum offers a complete immersion in the artistic history of the region, making the MNAC a must-see destination for art and history lovers.How to get there?Metro

La CosmoCaixa is a science museum in Barcelona. It offers interactive exhibits on topics such as astronomy, physics, and biology. The museum aims to stimulate scientific curiosity through innovative displays and educational facilities. It also includes a planetarium and a recreated Amazon rainforest. The CosmoCaixa is designed to inspire discovery and scientific learning.

A chocolate museum open to the worldThe Chocolate Museum is a dynamic installation promoted by the Barcelona Confectioners' Guild and located in the ancient monastery of Sant Agustí. The Chocolate Museum offers a journey through the origins of chocolate: its arrival in Europe, its diffusion as an element between myth and reality, its medicinal properties and its nutritional value and linking tradition with the future and becoming part of our collective imagination . The Chocolate Museum is located in a historic building which already had a relationship with chocolate: in the 18th century, the Bourbon army was a fanatical consumer of chocolate and, according to ordinances, chocolate was present on the menus of the military academies of the Eighteenth century.

The El Born Cultural and Memorial Center, located in the heart of the El Born district of Barcelona, ​​embodies the rich and fascinating history of this iconic city. Once a bustling covered market, this historic venue has been transformed into a vibrant cultural space that celebrates Barcelona's glorious past.

The Barcelona Wax Museum offers an immersive experience with lifelike wax figures, ranging from politicians to artists and movie stars. It is open every day from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets vary depending on age, ranging from €12 to €18.

The Barcelona Music Museum is a music museum in Barcelona that brings together a collection of musical instruments and documents from around the world, from ancient civilizations to the new technologies of the 21st century. More than 500 pieces are exhibited (out of a total of 2,000 instruments) and 10,000 sound documents, from legacies and donations1. It is considered one of the most important collections in Spain.