Guided visits for groups of minimum 10, maximum 25 people (1 person accompanying per group), to the temporary exhibitions, to the collection, and to the singular spaces of the building. In some cases the maximum allowed is 15 people. Exceptionally the museum can vary the access conditions to the guided visit.
It is essential to book the visit two weeks in advance. You will receive confirmation of the booking when you make the payment which you should hand over to the reception of groups the day you come. All groups enjoy a 30% off the prevailing rate.
If you belong to a cultural entity, an association or a group of art-lovers, and you come in a group, you’ll be interested in the programme The museum is yours, which includes a varied offer of visits and services so that you enjoy a unique and personalised experience.
We present a series of activities you can do in group:
Get to know the current temporary exhibitions
Saturday at 11 am (in Spanish) and at 12.30 pm (in Catalan)
Free activity
Adapted to all publics
Practical information
Audio devices are issued 20 minutes before each visit at the groups desk. To speed the process, please ensure you are on time. In special cases, the museum may change the conditions of access to the visit. We apologise for any inconvenience.
You’ll get to know the most important works of the museum and of Catalan art
Each 1st Sunday of the month. Catalan, 12 o’clock, and Spanish, 12.15pm (consult availability of other times)
Free of charge. At times arranged outside those programmed: €105 in Catalan and Spanish; €122 other languages.
Adapted to all publics
A stroll behind the scenes so you can take a close look at the most important and unknown work of a museum: conserving the works.
Fridays at 4.30pm (consult availability of other times). Language: Catalan and Spanish.
This visit requires a minimum of 10 people to be realized.
Visit of 1:30 h: €110 in Catalan and Spanish; €130 in other languages
Visita de 2 h: €150 in Catalan and Spanish; €160 in other languages
(doesn’t include entrance to collections)
30% discount for certain groups:
12 years old or more. Over 12 years old and less than 18 must be accompanied by adults.
The visit is not adapted for people with reduced mobility
Places limited to 15 people. In exceptional cases the museum can vary the access conditions to the guided visit
Practical information
You cannot enter with an umbrella or other objects of certain volume. The visit will be more comfortable and together if any incidents are avoided. There is a cloakroom for your convenience in the museum.
For reasons of conservation and security, you are not allowed to take photos or to touch the works of art, or other elements of furniture of the storerooms.
Visit the building to find out about the architecture and the history. Discover spaces such as the Sala Sert or the terraces, from which you can contemplate some unique views of Barcelona.
Sundays at 11am (consult availability of other times). Language: Catalan and Spanish
This visit requires a minimum of 10 people to be realized.
Visit of 1:30 h: €80in Catalan and Spanish; €97 in other languages
Visita de 2:30 h: €120 in Catalan and Spanish; €137 in other languages
(doesn’t include entrance to collections)
30% discount for certain groups:
Practical information
Some parts of the tour are not adapted for people with reduced mobility.
The visit to the roof will be carried out provided the weather conditions permit
All about Romanesque art and the cultural aspects surrounding it
Tuesday to Sunday, at arranged times
Catalan and Castilian: €80; English and French: €97
Visit adapted to all publics
Delight in the great masters of European Renaissance and Baroque painting: Rubens, Velázquez, Goya, Cranach, El Greco, Carracci, Tiepolo, Tintoretto, Forment, Viladomat, Campeny, Bermejo...
From Tuesday to Sunday, by appointment.
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97.
Visit adapted for all audiences.
Information phone: +34 93 622 03 76
Tour reservations: +34 93 622 03 75
Fax: +34 93 622 03 83
Email: [email protected]
In the mid-19th century, with the rise of the bourgeoisie, the modern artist was born. Breaking away from the Ancien Régime and its ties to the Church and aristocracy, the new artist found a place in the anonymous market and the cosmopolitan city. Discover the modern artist in all their facets: the dandy, the bohemian, the revolutionary, or the avant-garde.
From Tuesday to Sunday, by appointment.
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97.
Visit adapted for all audiences.
Information phone: +34 93 622 03 76
Tour reservations: +34 93 622 03 75
Fax: +34 93 622 03 83
Email: [email protected]
Delight in the great masters of European Renaissance and Baroque painting: Rubens, Velázquez, Goya, Cranach, El Greco, Carracci, Tiepolo, Tintoretto, Forment, Viladomat, Campeny, Bermejo... From Tuesday to Sunday, by appointment. Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97. Visit adapted for all audiences. Information phone: +34 93 622 03 76
Tour reservations: +34 93 622 03 75
Fax: +34 93 622 03 83
Email: [email protected]
Discover the new galleries on Art and the Civil War, highlighting the role of artists in the fight and resistance. The collection includes painting, posters, sculpture, photography, audiovisuals, and drawing. Key features of the new display include previously unseen works, many created during the conflict, as well as the perspective of women artists.
From Tuesday to Sunday, by appointment.
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97.
Visit adapted for all audiences.
Information phone: +34 93 622 03 76
Booking phone: +34 93 622 03 75
Fax: +34 93 622 03 83
Email: [email protected]
This visit offers a reflection on the changing roles and status of women throughout history, based on the documentary value of heritage objects. A feminist reading of the collection explores the artistic and political mechanisms that have often contributed to the erasure of women. The itinerary also highlights the transformations and subversions brought about by women artists and feminist struggles. The visit is available in two formats: medieval art itinerary or modern art itinerary.
From Tuesday to Sunday, by appointment.
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97.
Visit adapted for all audiences.
Information phone: +34 93 622 03 76
Booking phone: +34 93 622 03 75
Fax: +34 93 622 03 83
Email: [email protected]
This visit offers a tour through the museum’s medieval and modern art collections with the aim of reflecting on the normative processes that shape our gender identity and sexual orientation. It involves a critical examination of the artworks as cultural artifacts and primary sources of knowledge, with the goal of deconstructing and rethinking gender archetypes from a feminist and LGTBI+ perspective.
From Tuesday to Sunday, by appointment.
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97.
Visit adapted for all audiences.
Information phone: +34 93 622 03 76
Booking phone: +34 93 622 03 75
Fax: +34 93 622 03 83
Email: [email protected]
We collaborate with cultural, educational, and social organizations. Discover the programs we offer.
Find out about the world that made Gothic art possible in Catalonia
Tuesday to Sunday, at arranged times
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97
Visit adapted to all publics
The best pieces from the Romanesque and Gothic collections
Tuesday to Sunday, at arranged times
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97
Visit adapted to all publics
This guided visit will reveal the scenario of the city of Barcelona at the turn-of-the-century period, in which bourgeois salons, taverns, brothels, music halls and the streets were the usual place for the modern artist. We will discover a city shaken by violent class warfare, where the bourgeois house becomes an idyllic shelter and its architecture, the synthesis of arts and crafts.
Tuesday to Sunday, at arranged times
Catalan and Spanish: €80; English and French: €97
Visit adapted to all publics
