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Fundacio Joan Miro

Avenida Miramar, 71, Parc de Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain 08038 · 93-329-19-08

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MONTJUÏC. Established by Joan Miro as a forum for contemporary art. Much of Miro's work is displayed here in a wide variety of mediums, while periodic exhibits feature other artists. There's also a sculpture garden, library, gift shop, restaurant, and an auditorium for classical music performances.

Museu Arqueologic

Passeig Santa Madrona, 39, Parc de Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain 08004 · 93-424-65-77

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MONTJUÏC. Exhibits trace Barcelona's storied history via Carthaginian, Iberian, Roman and Greek artifacts, as well as a good collection of maps, photographs, art and educational material.

Museu d' Art Contemporani

Plaza Angels, 1, Barcelona, Spain 08001 · 93-412-08-10

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OLD TOWN. Noteworthy ensemble of regional, national and international contemporary art. Most material is from the last 50 years and represents a wide range of mediums. Museum hosts a variety of periodic events such as concerts, seminars, and lectures. Gift shop has a great selection of unique items.

Museu d' Art Modern Catalunya

Plaça de les Armes, s/n, Parc de la Ciutadella, Barcelona, Spain 08003 · 93-319-57-28

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OLD TOWN. Wide variety of Catalan art from the 19th and 20th centuries, including an exceptional collection of modernista and noucentista paintings and sculpture.

Museu d' Historia de la Cuitat

Plaça del Rei, 1, Barcelona, Spain 08002 · 93-315-11-11

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GOTHIC QUARTER. This stately, 16th century mansion turned museum chronicles 2,000 years of Barcelona's history, from its origin as a Roman colony to its hosting of the 1992 Summer Olympics. Extensive collection of Roman artifacts and documents.

Museu Fredric Mares

Plaça Sant Iu, 5-6, Barcelona, Spain 08002 · 93-310-58-00

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OLD TOWN. Former home of sculptor Frederic Mares that he donated to the city for the purpose of opening an art museum. Fabulous collection of medieval sculpture, Gothic and Romanesque art, and many 19th century artifacts. There is also a unique exhibit of children's toys.

Museu Historica de Catalunya

Plaça de Pau Vila, 3, Palau de Mar, Barcelona, Spain 08003 · 93-225-47-00

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OLD TOWN. Learn about Catalonia's rich history by way of many interactive exhibits, documents, and reconstructions. There's also an auditorium, library, bookshop and café.

Museu Maritim

Avenida Drassanes, 1, Barcelona, Spain 08001 · 93-301-18-31

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PORT VELL-OLD TOWN. Majestic building dates back to the Catalan Gothic era when it was employed as a hub for the Catalan navy. Unique artifacts such as nautical equipment, documents, ships and art provide an insightful glimpse into naval development and commerce. Among the items featured is a map once owned by Amerigo Vespucci. Many educational activities for children.

Museu Nacional d' Art de Catalunya

Palau Nacional, Parc de Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain 08004 · 93-423-71-99

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MONTJUÏC. Named a national museum in 1990, this is the world's greatest collection of Romanesque mural paintings and home also to an impressive array of 14th and 15th century Gothic art.

Museu Picasso

Montcada, 15-19, Barcelona, Spain 08003 · 93-319-63-10

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OLD TOWN. Two adjoining medieval palaces comprise this remarkable museum that houses 2,500 of the artist's early works, engravings, pottery, sculpture, and lithographs. Picasso, who spent much of his youth in Barcelona, donated this collection to the museum as a token of his affection for the city.

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If you're a history buff, art aficionado, archaeology fiend, or dabbler in the sciences, our museum picks are perfect for a rainy day or afternoon excursion! Our selections center around notable collections of historical and cultural items. Many have excellent rotating displays in addition to exceptional permanent collections.