As an art gallery, the Barcelona's Caixaforum
is opened since 2002.

Located in a former factory, this museum has exhibitions of ancient, modern and contemporary art, with pieces from artists like Dalí­, Rodin, Freud, Turner, Fragonard, Hogarth and Cartier-Bresso.

In our days is considered to be the most dynamic, active and lively cultural centre.

The Casa Milá is also known as La Pedrera.

Is one of multiple marterpieces of Antoni Gaudí­ and houses a cultural centre that is a reference point in Barcelona for the range of activities, with several exhibition spaces.

The CCCB is Centre of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona.

Is one of the most visited places in Barcelona, for it's ecletic approach.

Here you can see exhibitions and music and scenic arts , listen to lectures and debates, watch audiovisual works and attend to festivals.

The CosmoCaixa is the Science Museum of Barcelona.

Reopened in 2004, this museum features botanical collections of insects, rocks, meteorites, brain tissue and even authentic dinosaur fossils.

It has a planetarium and exhibitions devoted to interaction such as touch and play for small children.

The collection of the Fundació Antoni Tàpies consists mostly of the works donated by the painters Antoni and Teresa Tàpies.

Created in 1984, this museum aim is to promote the study and understanding of culture and modern art.

The General Archive of the Crown of Aragon also known as the Royal Archives of Barcelona is an archive containing the mostly the background documents of the institutions of the former Crown of Aragon.

The Maritime Museum is focused in the maritime culture with over 80 years of history.


The shipyards were cataloged in 1976 as a Historic-Artistic Monument for its historical importance in shipbuilding.

The 60-meter-long royal galley Admirals of the Juan de Austria was in the Battle of Lepanto on 7 October 1571 involved in which the Turkish Armada was defeated. On the galley rowed 236 people in 59 rowing boat.

In Port Vell, about 500 meters from the museum buildings, is the three-mast schooner Santa Eulàlia, which also can be viewed. This was launched in 1919 and is a typical merchant ship of that time.

Several other boats of different categories, from simple wooden fishing boat to a wooden submarine to racing boats are issued.

The Montjuïc Castle is an old military fortress with a long history closely linked to the city, which now embarks on a new stage.

The current plans for the castle include L’Espai de la Memòria, El Centre d’Interpretació de la Muntanya de Montjuïc, and cultural activities.
The castle can be accessed by the Montjuïc cable car, a gondola lift that has its upper station near the castle entrance and connects, via the Montjuïc funicular, with the Barcelona Metro at Paral·lel station.

The History Museum of Barcelona konwn as MUHBA, is dedicated to the preservation, study of documents, reports and exhibits of the heritage and history of Barcelona from its origins to the present.

Don't miss the collection underground, where memories of the old "Augusta Barcino" are exposed.

The Barcelona Wax Museum has a large collection of wax figures of famous people who are exposed to a great 1867 building.

Opened in 1973, this museum showcases known figures in the history of cinema, art and more.

Considered the most modern and most visited football museum in the world, the FCB Museum is a must see in Barcelona.

Thuis museum exhibits all the trophies achieved by all sections of the Catalan club sports throughout history, in addition to all sorts of objects related to their teams, players and sócios.

The Museum of Erotica is the first Museum of erotic art and culture where the visitor can contemplate the development of eroticism through the various artistic and cultural facets of the human being.

800 pieces of great historical value showcases the collection's museum related to the erotic manifestations of a wide range of cultures about the theme.

MNAC is located in a privileged location where there are magnificent views of the city of Barcelona.

The building where it is located is the Palau Nacional, an emblematic building created for the International Exhibition of 1929.

The museum holds all type of arts: sculpture, painting, drawings, posters and photography.

The Picasso's Museum is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Ruiz Picasso.

Don't miss - Las meninas.

The Reial Acadèmia Catalana de Belles Arts de Sant Jordi is a Catalan art school.

The School created the Museum with pedagogic purposes, assembling works that the students would use as a model such as exercises of the teachers and of the winning and pensioned pupils.

The focus of this museum is the Catalan art of the XVIII and XIX century.

The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Ruiz Picasso. The genius of the young artist is revealed through the more than 3,800 works that make up the permanent collection.
The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is in the heart of the old city on the Carrer Moncada and since its recent expansion now sprawls over a row of five Gothic palaces once - in late medieval times - home to Barcelona's aristocrats. 
The Museum, opened in 1963, contains an important collection of Picasso´s early work. If you start to think as you wander round, "Ooh, our 'arry could do better than that!", just remember that Picasso was only 15 or 16 when he was doing this early stuff. (He doesn't seemed to have learnt to write his own name until about 1900, to judge from the fact that none of the early paintings were signed - but don't take that to be historical fact!)
The collection doesn't immediately strike you as being a very extensive one. Among the early work, there are a couple of curious paintings of the beach at Barceloneta as it was 100 years ago, complete with donkeys and none of the landmarks to be seen there today - no Hotel Arts, no Forum 2004...