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MNAC Barcelona : Entrada al Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña

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Descripción

Colección permanente del Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña El Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya lleva a los visitantes a un viaje ininterrumpido a través de mil años de arte catalán desde el siglo X al XX. El museo alberga la mejor colección del mundo de frescos románicos y obras de los principales exponentes del movimiento art nouveau catalán, el Modernismo, incluidos Gaudí y Casas. Una visita al mirador de la terraza, con sus vistas panorámicas de la ciudad, es la manera perfecta de culminar la visita. El museo también ofrece diferentes exposiciones temporales: Antoni Fabrés (del 31/08/2019 al 29/09/2019) El Víbora. Comix contracultural (del 21/06/2019 al 29/09/2019) Oriol Maspones (del 5/07/2019 al 12/01/2020)

Opciones de la excursión

Colección permanente

Itinerario

Entrada incluida180 min

Colección permanente del Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña: Desplácese por sus propios medios al Museo Nacional de Arte en el hermoso Palacio Nacional en la montaña de Montjuïc. Canjee su bono en la taquilla y diríjase al interior para disfrutar de las obras de arte por su cuenta. El museo, que abrió sus puertas por primera vez en 1934, alberga una extensa colección de arte catalán, español y europeo que abarca un período de aproximadamente 1.000 años. La galería incluye obras de Tiziano, Gainsborough y maestros modernistas, como Gaudí. Si lo desea, comience con los tesoros más famosos del museo: sus frescos románicos. Contemple las vívidas obras de arte, muchas de las cuales se muestran en interiores de iglesia recreados. No se pierda la llamativa obra del siglo XII Cristo en Majestad, que muestra a un luminoso Cristo sentado sobre un arco iris. Explore las impresionantes colecciones de pinturas y esculturas del renacimiento y el barroco de Europa entre los años 1400 y 1900, con obras maestras de Canaletto, Tiziano y Goya. Otro punto destacado es la sección de arte moderno, que cuenta con pinturas, esculturas, carteles y otras obras de art nouveau de artistas catalanes de los siglos XIX y XX. El mayor tesoro es una colección de muebles de Gaudí que incluye sillas y puertas de madera sinuosas. El tiempo que pase en el museo depende de usted, pero muchos visitantes consideran que tres horas son suficientes.

Entrada incluida60 min

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Lo más destacado

Entrada MNAC

Qué incluye

Incluido
Entrada MNAC
No incluido
Audioguía
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Valoraciones de viajeros

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Información importante

  • Accesible para silla de ruedas
  • Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
  • Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
  • Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
  • Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
  • Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
  • Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física

Opiniones(221)

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Janet_S
July 19, 2026
Review

It was difficult following along with my cell phone-a voice whisper to listen would be a great option

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Mikey_P
July 8, 2026
The museum is massive it...

The museum is massive it take aa full 3 hours if not longer to get the full experience but afterwards you’ll feel better about it

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robertnX4998CL
July 8, 2026
Beautiful architecture and great place to visit

The was honestly one of the best art museums to visit because of the stunning architecture and views of the city. Lots of photos with beautiful fountains

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florentin-adrian
June 15, 2026
A must-see if you are a tourist in Barcelona

Two things are important to remember - The architecture of the building (Palau National de Montjuic) is absolutely gorgeous, but also the way it is integrated into the landscape, with several artificial waterfalls, in steps, which creates a perfect whole - The permanent or temporary exhibition halls present the history of the Catalan language and culture In addition, on Saturdays, after 6:00 PM, access is free, but you must make a prior reservation online in advance. There are other days with free access throughout the day, but you must consult their website. I also recommend a visit to the roof of the building, the views are superb, even if we had restricted access to the side facing Plaza España and I would have liked to have had a perspective in that direction as well. You will certainly spend at least two hours visiting this museum

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rosie h
June 8, 2026
Closed!

We arrived at 3pm only to find the museum was closed. We were not told the opening times were different on a Sunday so presumed they would be the same

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Anuradha777
June 7, 2026
Beautiful museum

Visiting Barcelona’s National Art Museum of Catalonia is an unforgettable journey through time. Housed in the majestic Palace, its historic galleries hold breathtaking Romanesque and Modernist treasures. However, the ultimate highlight is the panoramic view from here, offering a postcard-perfect look at Plaça d'Espanya, the Magic Fountain, and the sweeping Barcelona skyline stretching toward the sea, especially at sun set. Highly recommended to descend from here towards the fountains to complete the evening show.

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Anuradha777
June 6, 2026
Beautiful small museum, with impressive architecture

The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC) built for the 1929 International Exposition, this monumental Neo-Baroque palace features a majestic dome inspired by St. Peter’s Basilica and a massive Oval Hall (Sala Oval), one of Europe’s largest event spaces. The collection is organized into four main galleries: Art Romànic, Art Gòtic, Art de Renaixement i Barroc, and Art Modern. MNAC is a premier cultural landmark where architectural grandeur, panoramic city views, along with fountain are views and unparalleled medieval to modern masterpieces converge to preserve the soul of Catalan identity.

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Eugene_R
May 25, 2026
taken for a reide

when booking with this tour company make sure all couples book using only one invoice. If not you will get a second guide when you could have gotten the same tour for less. Still waiting for a price adjustment

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Melissa S
May 24, 2026
Don’t buy tickets online

I purchased tickets online. BUYER BEWARE!! I bought the Family tickets for my family of five. On arrival I was told that this type of ticket could not be used by us. My interpretation of what was said is the reason was that we are not locals and the children are too old. The purchase T&A’s did not translate to English on the website. So, if I made a mistake it was an honest one. The staff flatly refused to give me a refund or offset the cost of the family pass (50 E) against 5 MORE TICKETS! (60 E) I was advised to email the museum to request a refund, which I did. After an early initial polite response, I then was ghosted. My advice, buy the tickets at the door.

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MJHenderson
May 24, 2026
3 Middle aged Pickpockets at this site

Be Aware of Pick Pockets at this site. 3 middle aged women stole my necklace with a cross and a Star of David whilst trying to put rosemary twigs on me yesterday near the park area. They were very quick to distract me and worked together and within seconds they got what they wanted and I was unaware until hours later. I was targeted because I was walking by myself.

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