Art in Barcelona: Recommended tours & tickets

Jump on a bike with us and let's take a morning ride along the beach to Barcelona’s up and coming neighborhood of Poble Nou, where the remains of the industrial revolution meets the ever expanding digital revolution.  Being home to the largest and newest street art murals by some of the Europe’s top street artists, this a fantastic opportunity to see these colorful works of street art up close.

Combine art and eating on this 4-hour-long tapas bar crawl and exploration of Barcelona's art museums. In a small group of no more than eight, visit the Picasso Museum and Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, also known as MACBA, and enjoy authentic tapas (small plates) at various local bars along the way.

Walk through the Open Air Museum of Barcelona. Raval, also known as the “barrio Xino”, Raval is the antic popular neighbourhood of the city centre. You’ll be guided through its authentic streets, where graffiti still lives actively amongst occupied houses, big murals and hidden spots. Come and discover some major pieces by artists such as SIXE and C215, and hang around in the legendary skate spot Tres Chemineas.

Great opportunity to enjoy a cultural and artistic private tour in a cosmopolitan city like Barcelona. Take a tour with your own private guide inside the Picasso Museum and after that get a chance to enjoy your own private tour in the Borne or the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. Enjoy a tour with your own private guide in one of the most emblematic museums of Barcelona. Pablo Picasso is a genius of the art and this tour will give you a perspective of his works. In this museum you can find more than 4200 works in the permanent collection. Once this tour is finished, accompanied by your private guide you can enjoy a two-hour private walking tour either in the Borne area or the Gothic Quarter. You will be able to enjoy monuments like: Basilique of Santa Maria del Mar, Barcelona's Santa Eulalia's Cathedral, and other great and unique corners, and maybe even the old wall of Barcelona with hundred of years of history.

Permanent collection of the National Art Museum of Catalonia The Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya takes visitors on an uninterrupted journey through a thousand years of Catalan art from the 10th to the 20th centuries. The museum houses the world’s finest collection of Romanesque frescoes and works by the leading exponents of the Catalan art nouveau movement, modernisme, including Gaudí and Casas. A visit to the rooftop viewing point, with its panoramic views of the city, is the perfect way to round off your visit. The museum also offers different temporary exhibitions: Antoni Fabrés (from 08/31/2019 to 09/29/2019) El Víbora. Comix contracultural (from 21/06/2019 to 29/09/2019) Oriol Maspons (from 05/07/2019 to 12/01/2020)