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It is essential to book the visit two weeks in advance. You will receive confirmation of your booking when you pay that you should give to the reception desk for groups on the day you come.
Dynamic visits:
- Sound and colour: First experiences around being an artist
Workshop visits:
- Dance of fairies and elves: The fairy Goteta d’aigua (Water drop) presents other fairies and elves that there are in the works of the museum
- Stories in relief: sculpture for the smallest ones: The sculptor’s trade and the discovery of the qualities of the different materials employed in sculpture
Guided visit:
- A stroll through Romanesque art: All about Romanesque art and the cultural aspects that surround it
- Medieval art: The best pieces of Romanesque and Gothic art
Dynamic visits:
- Portraits: The portrait as a pictorial genre and in the context of a specific society
- EmocionAR-Te (Get emotional!): Fostering dialogue and expressing emotions, ideas and feelings through art
- Bestiary: The bestiary that forms part of the popular culture has its roots in the medieval world. The iconography and symbolism of animal representations.
Workshop visits:
- Bestiary: The bestiary that forms part of the popular culture has its roots in the medieval world. The iconography and symbolism of animal representations
- Stories in relief: sculpture for toddlers: The sculptor’s trade and the discovery of the qualities of the different materials employed in sculpture
- The blue hour: Santiago Rusiñol, from painting to theatre: Get to know Santiago Rusiñol and his world of blue courtyards and toy theatres
- All types of bodies: The human figure in sculpture: how is it made? How do you look at it? Do all sculptors represent it in the same way?
- Modernism, a total art: Nature as a source of inspiration of modernists
Guided visits:
- A stroll through Romanesque art: All about Romanesque art and the cultural aspects that surround it
- Medieval art: The best pieces of Romanesque and Gothic art
- Modern art from the 19th century to the avant-garde: Artistic trends and currents in Europe open up in Catalonia and adapt to the culture of the territory
- Temporary exhibition: Consult the current exhibition
- Palau Nacional: Visit the building, and find out about its architecture and history
Dynamic visits:
- The medieval society through art: The mentality, the society and the everyday life in the medieval world through art
- Walls that communicate: from Romanesque to Facebook: Medieval art seen from a contemporary vision
Workshop visits:
- Painters by trade: pictorial techniques in medieval times: The painter’s trade and the discovery of the techniques and materials used
- The body in sculpture: from realism to abstraction: The human figure in sculpture: how is it done? How do you look at it? Do all sculptors represent it in the same way?
Guided visits for the Selectivitat (University Entrance Exams)
- Medieval Art Itinerary for Selectivitat: Work on the selected Romanesque and Gothic works for the University Entrance Exams (Selectivitat)
- Modern Art Itinerary for Selectivitat: Work on the selected works of art from the 19th and 20 century for the Selectivitat exams
- Complete Selectivitat itinerary: Work on the selected works for the Selectivitat exams
Other guided visits
- A stroll through Romanesque art: All about Romanesque art and the cultural aspects that surround it
- Medieval art: The best pieces of Romanesque and Gothic art
- Modern art: from the 19th century to the avant-garde: The artistic trends and currents in Europe open up in Catalonia and adapt to the culture of the territory
- 1000 years of art: Get to know the most important works of the museum and Catalan art
- Temporary exhibition: Consult the current temporary exhibition
- Palau Nacional: Visit the building, find out about its architecture and the history
