Top 20 best museums in Catalogne2026 ranking

This museum is truly astonishing. It doesn't just present Dalí's works, but allows you to dive deep into his unique universe. The pieces are perfectly showcased with a very atypical decor. Look closely everywhere, there are many surprising details you shouldn't miss. If you have the chance, don't hesitate to come back a second time.

I was curious to check out this house, and I was a bit disappointed. I think it is a shame that you cannot access it directly and for free, because the interior visit takes about thirty minutes. While it is interesting to immerse yourself in Gaudi's daily life, the tour lacks a bit of information. In my opinion, you can easily just stick to the pretty exterior facade.

I am not a huge Picasso fan, but I really liked this museum, which changed how I see the artist. I learned a lot of things about the painter's life, which helped me better understand the diversity of his work. The museum itself, located in an old palace, is gorgeous. I spent about an hour and a half there. A must-see to discover or rediscover Picasso.

I visited the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, located not far from the Ramblas. The price for standard admission is reasonable, and the visit takes about 1 hour to 1.5 hours. I really loved discovering the works, especially Picasso's early periods as well as the series based on "Las Meninas." The atmosphere of the museum, housed in beautiful old buildings, makes the visit even more enjoyable.

The Picasso Museum is really very rich and holds one of the largest collections of the artist. You can admire paintings and sculptures dating from throughout his entire life. You also learn more about the history of Picasso. A good way to get familiar with his style.

I found the entrance fee for the house museum a bit pricey. The house itself can be seen pretty quickly, although the visit is still interesting. You learn a lot about Gaudi's life. I think visiting it once is still a good idea.

The Fundació Joan Miró is a very pleasant museum to visit, even if I have to admit that I do not really like Joan Miró's style. I did not know much about the artist before coming to Barcelona. His very abstract works do not speak to me much. However, I recognize that the museum's presentation is really well done, the rooms are bright, and the works are displayed very well.

I barely knew anything about Joan Miró before discovering this magnificent foundation with its stunning architecture. I loved the sculptures and especially the canvases with their colorful patterns. Thanks to the vast, bright spaces, the flow through the exhibits is smooth and very pleasant. The audio guide provides rich explanations about the works. Go without hesitation if you like the artist or modern art. The exterior also offers a beautiful view of the port of Barcelona. Take advantage of your visit to go see the gardens and the Montjuic Castle down below.

Whether you are an art lover, a Dali fan, or just curious, I highly recommend visiting this house museum. You are immersed in the extravagant world of the artist through his works and his history. I suggest booking your tickets in advance during peak season because spots are limited.