Museu Nacional D Art De Catalunya — Museo in Barcelona

Reseñas de Museu Nacional D Art De Catalunya

• Isidora

  Adicional 2016.06.21

  The museum is really enjoyable for those who are a fan of art. I am disappointed because when we visited the gallery the renaissance part was closed for renovations and also some paintings were taken down as well. However, it is well worth the visit. Also if you are on tight budget visit the gallery on Saturday after 3 pm when there is a free entry.
• Leonardo

  Adicional 2016.06.10

  Wonderful building very nice garden. Interesting exhibitions, the shop for tourist is worth to visit even you do not want to visit the museum.
• Lola

  Adicional 2016.05.27

  For the price you pay it is probably one of the best places to visit while you are in Barcelona.
• Emilia

  Adicional 2015.09.01

  It is a nice museum, but over-hyped. The museum is a decent size, nowhere near as large as the L'Ouvre. There are always quite a few exhibitions to see. However, I found the exhibitions to be average. Nothing really grabbed my attention. Moreover, the museum is way, way too crowded to even appreciate any art in depth. The rooftop terrace offers a nice view of Plaza de Espanya. If it's your first time in Barcelona and you have time, then go see, but it is quite overwhelming.
• Sara

  Adicional 2014.11.22

  The museum is fantastic. Bigger and better than expect . Free with Barcelona Card. The regular price for a ticket is really fair. We think that is one of the best museums in the area. The building is also very impressive.
• Isabella

  Adicional 2014.09.30

  One of the nicest art galleries I have visited. It took me almost 3 hrs to go around the place and see each of the works they have. entire place is separated into few sections. The one on Renaissance contains a lot of exhibits and information on works done in Catalonia itself and how they developed over time. By not trying to cover entire epoch and concentrating on art in this Spanish region makes entire presentation quite interesting.The section on modern art doesn't separate paintings, photos and other art form from each other - but displays them together when showing appropriate periods. It is done to explain how they influenced each other developed over time, which makes for another great experience when you walking around.
• Sophie

  Adicional 2014.06.03

  Tip: the museum is free on Saturday after 15:00.
• Felipe

  Adicional 2013.11.27

  Also at front entrance you get great panorama view on Barcelona itself.
• Fabiana

  Adicional 2013.05.12

  The staff is young enthusiastic and speak English very well. The 2 euros for visiting the teras is not the best idea, but you can visit the building itself for free. If you feel to high to climb up, there is a lovely little cafe outside with an old guy who is very nice.