This is one of the most important galleries in the city promoting ancient art. It is located in an area that has historically housed many art galleries. The gallery displays the beauty of ancient art in all its forms and the work ranges from paintings to archaeological artifacts. The establishment also hosts regular classical art shows such as a magnificent exhibition in the past featuring sculptures, paintings, and drawings by the great artist Julio González.

Hommage de Barcelone à l’un de ses fils adoptés, le musée Picasso présente une fabuleuse collection au sein de trois palais médiévaux attenants. Bien que le célèbre artiste cubiste soit né à Málaga, c’est à Barcelone qu’a commencé sa longue carrière artistique. Ce musée abrite certaines de ses premières œuvres importantes sur différents supports, notamment la gravure, la lithographie et la poterie. Les œuvres les plus connues du musée Picasso sont « Arlequin », portrait de l’une des femmes de Picasso, et la série « Las Meninas ». Des expositions temporaires régulières se concentrent sur différents d’aspects du patrimoine de l’artiste, comme ses études sur les paysages et son incursion dans la conception théâtrale. Par ailleurs, vous y verrez les œuvres d’autres artistes du mouvement avant-gardiste, offrant une expérience complète.

Barcelona, a city with a history of nearly 2000 years, has a rich heritage of visual and performing arts. Galeria Hartmann, established in 1999, provides a platform from which artists can exhibit their pieces of modern art. The local artists are able to share ideas with national and international professionals. It has also been a part of various art festivals. Visit the gallery and be inspired.

Established by surrealist artist Joan Miró, this institute was founded to support the study of contemporary art. It was built by architect Josep Lluís Sert who was also a close friend to Miró and member of the Catalan art scene. Its outstanding octagonal tower houses a concert hall that puts on classical music performances, and the striking building also houses a permanent collection of Miró's art. Large canvases mingle with tapestries while engravings complement photographs. Given the eclectic stylings of its honored artist, the institute showcases a number of disciplines and aesthetics. There are also a café-restaurant and souvenir shop onsite, promising plenty of comfort for visitors to the Joan Miró Foundation.