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Well
I
knew
it
wasn't
nothing
like
Prado
o
Louvre,
it's
a
small
museum
in
the
mountains.
But
after
seeing
it
from
inside
I
can
only
say
What
a
shame
I
spent
8
euros
for
this.
Just
to
bear
in
mind,
Prado
costs
15
euros,
and
there
you
will
see
dozens
if
not
hundreds
of
first
class
works.
Here
you
will
get
a
bunch
of
not
the
second
class
but
the
third
class
works
of
mostly
Spanish/Catalan
artists.
Yes
they
have
a
couple
of
names,
but
neither
that
Dalí
nor
Picasso
didn't
worth
a
visit.
(The
temporal
Picasso
exhibition
neither.)
In
addition,
many
labels
wasn't
even
translated,
or
didn't
have
a
date
(see
fotos).
The
major
part
of
the
explications
on
the
walls
were
in
Catalan
only.
Honestly,
I
can
hardly
recall
one
more
museum
which
would
be
so
negligent
and
disrespectful
towards
the
visitors.
That
said,
again,
it
charges
8
euros,
half
of
the
price
of
Prado.
(And
if
you
are
unemployed
they
give
you...
no
discount.)
Nevertheless,
I'll
say
it's
two
stars
experience
and
not
one
because
both
security
persons
we
talked
to
were
nice
and
willing
to
help.
And
because
they
have
an
amazing
collection
of
icons,
mostly
from
Russia
and
a
bit
from
Greece.
But
again,
no
explanations
in
English
or
at
least
Spanish
on
the
walls,
only
Catalan,
and
just
a
couple
of
very
laconic
labels
for
each
20
icons
on
the
wall.
Dear
Museum,
being
a
museum
means
not
only
expose
what
you
have
physically
but
as
well
to
explain
it,
I
mean
every
object
must
have
a
description,
and
must
have
it
in
all
the
official
languages
of
the
region
plus
English.
Especially
if
you
have
so
many
foreigners
coming
each
day.
Shame
on
you,
if
you
would
have
charged
2
euros
for
this
I
would
say
Oookay,
but
8??!
