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Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art

Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art is a museum having a collection of around 5,000 works. It is located in El Raval and hosts regular events with guest speakers, seminars, lectures, and educational workshops, and other interactive activities. Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, operating since 1995, is widespread in 21,500 square feet of area and is surrounded by a historic cluster of buildings. Most of the activities offered here are free of cost, but for a few of them, such as cooking classes, special guided tours, and special activities for children and teens, you might have to pay some amount. You will be amazed to know that the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art gathers around 3,30,000 visitors each year. Read More

Located between Nova Icària Beach and Mar Bella Beach, Bogatell Beach sits opposite the Poblenou neighbourhood.The beach is about 702 meters long and known for its relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere and beachside eateries. Bogatell beach offers many sports areas and entertainment year-round. A few meters adjacent walk through the coastline, Nova Icària Beach and Port Olímpic Barcelona are located. Shoreside restaurants at the beach offer traditional dishes like Arroz Caldoso, paella, and fideuà, a regional twist on paella that features noodles instead of rice. Flavourful fish and seafood dishes are also widespread, with freshly caught and locally sourced ingredients, from fresh fish dishes grilled over open flames to fried squid in the Andalusian style. Facilities such as adapted showers, children's games area, and lifeguard service are available. It was redeveloped in the '90s when all of the city's coastline was rehabilitated. Furthermore, the Olympic Barcelona held in 1992 resulted in an urban planning scheme for the beach. Read More

Camp Nou is a football stadium in Barcelona. It is the largest stadium in Spain & all of Europe and the third biggest association football stadium globally. Being home to FC Barcelona, it comprises the FC Barcelona museum and its spectacular stadium. Visitors can explore some emblematic areas, including the pitch, the team locker room, the museum room, and more at this spot. You can take selfies with the League trophies on display and other memorabilia and equipment of the club's history. On match days, there are only museum tours, so check the stadium opening at Camp Nou before arriving for stadium tours to enjoy a 100% Barca experience. Even if you are not a big fan of football, Camp Nou will sway you! It is renamed Spotify Camp Nou (officially branded on 1 July 2022) for sponsorship reasons. Since its inauguration, it has been the home stadium of FC Barcelona. It sprawls over 55,000 sq meters, and the height of this stadium is 48 meters. The total capacity of the stadium varied over the years due to modifications, and it has a present seating capacity of 99,354. Read More

Casa Vicens is a modernist building designed by Antoni Gaudí, nestled in the Gràcia neighborhood in Barcelona. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is the first architectural work of Antoni Gaudi, flaunting Moorish influences & an extended corner tower. The construction work of this grand four-story house ran from 1883 to 1885. It is a simple yet glorious work by Gaudi in Barcelona. In 2014, MoraBanc acquired Casa Vicens, and intensively renovated the house thereafter. Finally, after serving as a private home for around 130 years, it was opened to the public in 2017. On your visit to this location, you can walk through the entire monumental compound, including the interior of the building and the garden. Enjoy experiencing the intricate details of the house that are flawlessly restored. Gaudi incorporated all of the skills he had learned with his experimentation to create exceptional decor influenced by Mozarabic and oriental designs and a setting that is worth a visit. Read More

El Raval is considered one of the most colourful and charming streets in Barcelona. It comprises of some of the best bars in Barcelona and hippest restaurants. The neighbourhood is mainly famous for shopping, exotic cuisines, and vibrant multiculture. The name ‘El Raval’ was derived from the Arabic word “rabad” which means outskirts. Upon your visit to El Raval, you will come across one of the most popular vegetarian restaurants in the city, Teresa Carles. In addition, you can even visit MACBA (Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona) and see the unique artworks created by the most talented artists worldwide. Read More

Joan Miro Foundation is a museum dedicated to modern art and is built to honor Joan Miro. It is located in Parc de Montjuïc. The foundation collection comprises 217 paintings, 178 sculptures, nine textiles, four ceramics, 8000 drawings, and almost all of Joan Miró's prints. In 1968, Joan Miró, along with Joan Prats, built the foundation to encourage young artists to experiment with contemporary art. Josep Lluís Sert structured the architectural design of the building so that this work could also be exhibited and made available to the public. The foundation represents a new way of viewing the concepts of a museum and the cultural heritage of the people of Barcelona. Most of the collections were donated by the artist himself, and the rest came from collections owned by his wife, Pilar Juncosa. The foundation also paid tribute to Miró's death by placing contemporary art collections. The building was expanded in 1986, adding an auditorium and library holding 10,000 items in the Foundation and Miró's collection. The famous art collections include Alexander Calder's 4 Wings and Mercury Fountain. With Joan Miró's allegories and colourful patterns and shapes, his work has attracted the young generations, which is why the foundation is popularly known for organizing activities for kids. Inside the foundation, you can find a restaurant with a garden and magnificent city views which serve traditional Spanish and Catalan dishes. Apart from the restaurant inside the foundation, a quick walk will lead to Montjuïc and Terraza Martínez restaurant, always packed with locals. Read More

La Barceloneta, situated in the heart of Barcelona city, is an attractive spot for beaches and boulevards. It is neighborhood in the district of It is popularly known for its sandy beach, restaurants, and nightclubs situated along the boardwalks. The centre of the La Barcelonata has a small museum called "Casa de la Barceloneta", housed in a preserved building dating back to 1791. The place was constructed for the residents of the Ribera neighbourhood in the 18th century and is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, the Moll d'Espanya of Port Vell, and the El Born neighbourhood. Locals head to the seaside neighbourhood to surf and sunbathe on Sant Sebastià Beach and dine at alfresco seafood restaurants and traditional tapas bars. Posh yachts fill glitzy marinas like the Port Olímpic complex, connected to the beach by a long, palm-lined promenade. The area has many attractions worth visiting, like the Museu d'Història de Catalunya or Barcelona's clock tower, formerly built as a lighthouse in 1772 and is the oldest structure in La Barceloneta. It was once the home of fishermen, people associated with the fishing trade and the metal industry. Read More

The neighborhood of La Ribera is located in Barcelona’s old city and has the city's most beautiful art museums. There are a variety of enjoyment options available at La Ribera, and this makes the visitors visit this destination in Barcelona the most. You can even visit Santa Maria del Mar church in La Ribera. Furthermore, you will find some good places to eat at La Ribera, which offers tasty and trendy cuisines, cocktail lounges, and wine bars. You can even enjoy your trip to La Ribera by visiting popular clubs for dancing. Restaurants are extremely pocket friendly. This place also comprises some other historically important museums which feature the historical works by Pablo Picasso, which are worth acknowledging. Read More

One of Barcelona's major avenues, the Manzana de la Discordia or Block of Discord is located in Passeig de Gràcia. The building joins the three masterpieces called Casa Lleó Morera, Casa Ametller, and Casa Batlló. The Manzana de la Discordia is known as the heart of Catalan Modernism as it flaunts the buildings designed by Barcelona's four most important modernista architects. An open-air museum of architectural buildings is affectionately called by the Barcelonans "La Manzana de la Discordia," which means "the Block of Discord" in English. The Casa Amatller was reformed between 1898 and 1890 and has been open to the public since 2015, and houses the Institut Amatller d'Art Hispànic. The architectural design is a mosaic of twisted columns, extravagant ceramic motifs, and more. In 1904, Antonio Gaudí turned the modest building and created it into a spectacular icon of modernism, which today is called Casa Batlló, as the World Heritage of UNESCO. The building represents a calm sea, and it is the perfect expression of the genius Gaudí. This building symbolises the battle between Sant Jordi against the dragon. Casa de Lleó i Morera is the result of the reform of Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Around 40 craftsmen designed the decore of the building richly and profusely. Tourists can visit the inner courtyard, which has Barcelona's most beautiful preserved modernist interiors. Read More

The Museum of the history of Barcelona is situated on the Placa del Rei in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter. The permanent displays contain objects related to Romans, late antiquity, modern, contemporary, and even medieval periods placed safely in the themed galleries. It was constructed back in 1943 and is one of the best resources for research, communication, conservation, and education related to the history of Barcelona. This museum has more than a single building. Each building incorporates different archaeological sites that date back to medieval times, pre-roman times, and other eras. The major highlight of the museum of Barcelona is that it comprises around 35,000 objects that are permanently displayed here in the museum and displayed in rotating exhibitions. Read More