Honestly, I needed a clean toilet stop, so I decided to spend the €2 to get basic admission. It's not very clear which parts are included and which parts are not but if you enter a room, the staff will let you know. For spending €2 basic, I've got the use a clean toilet, take a loot at the auditorium and somehow and mysteriously found my way to the roof. Surely someone will point it out, otherwise: walk on the right side past the cafe in the big room, follow the hallway that points emergency exits. After 2 corners you find a lonely elevator where only 1 person is allowed to use. Take it to the 5th floor and walk outside. Voilà. Its a great view from up here and I was only joined by 4 other people while being up here. Again, I'm more than happy to spend 2 Euro on a clean toilet and a beautiful view. The rest wasn't really that interesting for me to spend €12 admission.

Yet another must see attraction in Barcelona. The museum is massive and full of beautiful art- my friend and I spent almost 5 hours exploring. They offer a 30% discount for students (even non-Spanish students) so remember to bring a student ID with you! Every piece or art is labelled and there are detailed descriptions and historical facts throughout the exhibitions. The exhibitions span various decadws from Medieval and Gothic to Civil War Spain and modern art. The museum also has a cafe just outside which offers amazing sandwiches and refreshments.

Really loved it! Very good prices and tickets last for a month! Amazing galaries and exhibitions! Recommended for the family though young children might become a bit impatient. Took us a few hours to see everything but it was well worth it. Great view from the entrance and a great place to take photos to remember!

Went on a Saturday after 3 pm when it was free. Waited about 1 hour to get in, which I did expect a bit of a wait. There was a very long line to get into the romantic art section of the museum so I never got to see it. This museum was huge!! You could spend quite a bit of time in there. Worth checking out.

Great collection of work. Only viewed the modern art because we were pressed for time. But would recommend at least 2.5 hours to view everything. It’s a bit of a hike up to the museum but it has great views and is in a beautiful building

From outside spectacular! The view around was like from a movie. Girls & boys take a nice clothes, you might take few romantic pictures there! 😉 Inside the museum - I enjoyed it, however I missed the descriptions next to the art works. The application wasn’t working so I couldn’t get to know more about art and artists. It was okay! Could be better. But it was nice to see what Catalan Art has to offer

It was more fun to take photos in front of the water fountain and the waterfall. Breathtaking views of Barcelona. It's a national museum so most all artwork are from painters across Barcelona and Spain. Only one maybe two Dali paintings with many cool works from a few others known artists including Gaudi. Overall took about 2 hours to get through it a a swift pace in the end.

This was the first stop in my planned excursion of Barcelona, Spain. The view overlooking the city from the entrance level of the museum is breathtaking. The museum is housed in a very large facility of very impressive architecture. The front facade cascades down a very wide and long set of stairs to the ground/street level below. More time was needed to fully appreciate this museum, which is also situated adjacent to the campus where the 1992 Olympic Summer Games was held in Barcelona. There are beautiful walkways and green space common areas surrounding the museum.

Absolutely stunning museum!! Waking up to it there was a saxophone player creating an amazing vibe. The views are SPECTACULAR!!! We had so much fun before even getting into the building. Their exhibits were phenomenal, truly appreciated the efforts they put into sharing these amazing art pieces. The inside was a work of art in itself. Don't forget to look up, the ceilings were gorgeous. You'll need 2 days to see the whole thing, or get there early. The tickets also were a 2 day ticket, I wish we knew that before. DEFINITELY will be visiting again!! Get the GA ticket!

Lovely museum, beautiful paintings, sculpture, furniture and photography. Well laid out, clear path to follow. Roof access, restaurant and outdoor cafe. Nice gift shop with an array of options. Was included with city card. In the same area as other museums and sites so well worth the trip from the gothic/Rambles area. Easy subway, outdoor escalators help the hike for sure.

One of Barcelona's best free of charge view points. Come when the sun is going down, go to the upper level and enjoy the view. Every Saturday from 15:00 to 19:30 and every first Sunday of a month the entrance is free. Use this opportunity to save! Displays are interesting! I especially liked the dome on the upper floor. It takes around 2 hours to check the exhibition

(Translated by Google) Magnificent building. (Original) Prachtvolles Gebäude.

(Translated by Google) nice paintings, beautiful building. A lot of super East present. (Original) leuke schilderijen, prachtig gebouw. Heel veel supoosten aanwezig.

Very well-kept museum. Great clarity in the descriptions and contextualizations of some works, I also really appreciated the positioning of the lights. Highly recommended!

One of the best museums I visited in Barcelona. The permanent collection is split in 2 : medieval art and modern art. While I'm not fond of the medieval part, I adored the modern art part of the museum. The works are, for the most, true visual gems. They are also very well lit. The museum itself has a very unique architecture. It has a terrace with a nice view on Barcelona. If you're an art enthusiast, or simply sensitive to culture or history, this is unmissable.

This is a very beautiful building. Barcelona is indeed a beautiful city with so much to explore. Regardless of your interest and location, one can always find something of interest. There's a good transport link with tickets for bus, Metro, tram and trains. Always look at for the metro passes expecially for family, if you intend travelling by public transport.

Great place! They took parts of buildings and move them to museum. I never seen such museums before. Also very interesting Gothic exhibition. You can see how rich was Catalonia!

Fantastic, especially for Romanesque church art and frescoes in particular, but also covers pretty much all western art styles with a good exhibition on art and the civil war as well. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Very nice museum, on two levels - on the ground floor, there’s older art from three different periods and on the first floor, there’s modern art. Our visit was very nice, up until the point when we were literally kicked out by a employee because there were 15 minutes left until closing time. We were waiting for a friend downstairs and she kept raising her tone to get us to move from the hallway. Very rude and definitely casted a shadow on an otherwise pleasant visit.

A must-see beauty in Barcelona! The pieces in the museum are unique and interesting to see. It could be better getting tickets before the arrival. The view from the top is awe-inspiring. Venetian Towers and the columns also offer a fascinating view! ⭐️

A very nice museum to enjoy Catalan art. The location is also breathtaking. They have free visiting hours on Sunday. I really enjoyed my visit on the night of the museum day. It was a very festive atmosphere. One would require at least 2 hours to visit the museum.

I love the 180 city view and the arhitecture. May be a bit too crowded late afternoon. Museum is open until 6pm. Are you exploring strategies to enhance the visibility of your business? Get 20% off today on my website.

This place was much better than what we thought it was going to be. Our plan was to just do early door rush at 10 am and leave by noon, but we ended up staying for several hours. Starting with the amazing outlook of Barcelona outside, this museum packed 5 sections of amazing artwork. If you really want to view everything carefully you probably need 6 hours or so. When we showed up at 10 am there were no people here for a while. Come early!

Loved it. It has different expositions. Some if them are temporary. I had the chance to go to the Roman and to part of the Modern. I recommend to rent the audio-guide so you can learn interesting facts, if you are not an art expert. You'll find murals, paintings, sculptures and other stuff of many eras.

The most interesting museum in the otherwise boring, touristy and godless Barcelona. Along with the Gothic Quarter, this is where you can most touch the Middle Ages and feel comfortable if you feel nostalgic for that time. The museum houses priceless collections of murals, paintings and other works of art preserved over the centuries. Personally, I was most touched by the Romanesque Art and Gothic Art Collections.

(Translated by Google) Museum that gathers endless pictures. To highlight the medieval paintings of the Catalan Pyrenees. (Original) Museo que reune un sinfin de cuadros. A destacar las pinturas del mediévolo del Pirineo catalán.

(Translated by Google) Great views! (Original) Vistas geniales!

Lots to see, definitely worth a visit. Be aware that they do not let bags inside the sections of the museum with exhibits, but there's both a free cubicle and paid locker for storage. The gothic art in the museum is a must-see, for sure. The outside of the building itself is also an artwork. For those less athletically inclined or just plain tired, there are escalators that take you up the stairs.

Amazing place, bautieful nature, kind people.

(Translated by Google) Recommended for those who love modern art. (Original) Consigliato per chi ama l'arte moderna.

beautiful place but unfortunately the museum was closed

The ticket is valid for two different days (max two months). Within the ticket is roof entrance. Many steps, but worthy - great view.

Many different types of art ranging from Middle Ages to modern day. Museum should consider adding more English descriptions, as currently there are mostly Catalan and Spanish. Besides that, it's worth visiting as you can ask for audioguide.

Amazing building! Loved the Baroque gallery

This is such a wonderful place! There is SO much to see and for all tastes and ages (we stayed almost 4hours!). The reconstructed Roman churches with real painting from over 1000 years ago is just out of this world. So happy this place exists for preservation purpose as well. I work in a contemporary art center and I absolutely loved to see how the curatorial staff included contemporary art in the rooms with the older pieces, very inspiring and smart! The modern art section was neat too I loved how it was organized. However, I found a few people lost about those pieces not understanding why or how they were there, maybe some public outreach to do regarding that, better signaling? But that’s just a detail. Prices are good especially for young people and students. Staff was nice. I’m French and I speak English but there’s wasn’t a lot of French signs which is a shame because there was al lot of French people. Most paintings only had inscriptions in Catalan or Spanish which I know were in Spain but makes it difficult for international visitors.

Wow! This gorgeous museum is atop a series of waterfalls that take your breath away. You must go. If I recall, admission is €13 to enter the museum. Very reasonable. Beautiful artwork. Explore the grounds for free. Amazing views from the top.

Very beautiful place with lots of interesting art. Not too big and easy to navigate

It was free when I went on Sunday. Unfortunately, it closes at three o'clock in the afternoon. There are four main exhibition halls inside. It introduces the culture of different periods, including paintings, sculptures and other cultural relics. The best way to understand a city is to visit its museums. This museum has a nice view on the mountain. If you want visitors to have a better understanding, they also hope to introduce more languages ​​or use English to introduce cultural relics in more detail.

Manumental building with impressive architecture. You have to buy tickets to visit museum. At the entrance all employees are very helpfull in all manners. The museum was inaugurated at the beginnings of 20th century. It consists substential pieces of Catalan visual art.

Amazing variety of art, we didn't have much time to walk through. Definitely dedicate 2-3 hours so you can really enjoy it and take everything in.

The museum is divided in baroque, modernism and romanticism art, they also have pop up expositions. There is free entry after 5 every Saturday if you book in advance and the the first Sunday of every month also booking in advance. There is a very nice restaurant on the second floor, with a very nice view of Barcelona, where you can get a full course meal for about 28€. 🎨🖼🎭

Currently free after 3pm on Saturdays, expect there to be a line if you opt to go at that time. However, the line moves fast and entrance is unproblematic. The museum has three sections - Roman, Gothic and "modern" (i.e. after the previous two periods). Within the sections, the displays are organised by themes and periods of history and you can expect to see everything from paintings, sculptures, arches, photos and furniture. The building itself (both inside and out) as well as the front that overlooks the grand entrance including columns, fountains, walkways and roads is another spectacle to see. Inside the museum is also a gift shop, a cafe and a restaurant.

Great Museum with lots of paintings, graphics, design and a fascinating architecture. Don’t miss the big hall. Price of 12 € ist absolutely ok. The view from the terrace is just „wow“

I paid 2 euros for visiting the building (and not the art expositions) and was totally worth it! After walking around you can ask to visit the terrace, inside the restaurant in the last floor. You can visit it for free and it has the most amazing view of Barcelona! Recommend 100%

The MNAC has a magnificent collection of Romanesque art. it focuses on the works that originally adorned the churches in the Pyrenees and others places in Old Catalonia. You can also visit the rooms with authentic jewels of European paintings belonging to the Gothic Renaissance and Baroque. The visit is extensive , I spent 4 hours with two intervals in the cafeteria. It's worth it! If you enjoy art, you must go to this museum!

Visited on a Saturday in April 2023 and it was a free entrance day, SCORE!! It was a really great collection of art, I definitely got exposed to a number of Spanish artists I was unfamiliar with. The building itself is quite architecturally impressive, and you get some amazing views of the city on the outside. Strongly suggest going to the nearby Miro museum and doing this one in the same day.

Amazing construction in a wonderful and green landscape from the top of the hill, view is also amazing. Of course, it is not a very old construction since it was built in 1929 for the international exhibition. To get to the top you need a lot of steps, but here I was impressed, as it has on the right side as you can see, escalators that save you a lot of climbing. We visited it on a Saturday evening and it was indeed very crowded, as there was also a celebration where many young people were dancing to Latin rhythms. Besides all that the museum had a very nice christian religion exhibition, I think was the biggest one I have ever seen.

The section on Romanesque art is one of the best I have seen. Medieval and Renaissance are also good. The modern art section left me a bit cold. The art nouveau collection had certainly some very interesting pieces. This is a big museum, be prepared to spend at least a couple or more hours. Beautiful views of the city.

We went in on a Thursday. The walk around the area was already breathtaking. We then decided to check out the interior of the museum and got the €2 entrance which let us into the building and some of its minor exhibits. The best part is we got to go all the way to the mirador which offers a really great view of the city.

Absolutely stunning art and collection. So many eras to see and marvel upon, tourists are respectful and quiet and it's not super crowded so you can explore at your own pace and in peace. There are spots in which you can listen to things through headsets or download the guide prior to sightseeing as well as - braille descriptions - which was the biggest surprise of all. I really liked it here, tickets are also valid for the entire month AND you can enter twice if you want to split the visit into two.

Full of Gothic and Romanesque religious art artifacts yet not crowded. Wonder why. Don’t anyone else love a good iconography?! Too bad there is no reliquary. ☹️ The real treats are the domed spaces inside.

Definitely worth it. The frescoes are unique, and the whole method they took them are just unbelievable, and it gives really unique experience, when you can see interiors of many churches in one museum. On the second level of museum there's also modern art exhibition which has a lot of interesting stuff.

PROS: lovely urban environment | classic & modern design mix | perfect for kids and families CONS: crowded | traffic

The walk to it from Espanya is picturesque in itself. The views from the roof terrace are marvellous. The audioguide is worth it, especially for the Romanesque murals. A thorough walk through the entire collection plus a tea break and photos from the roof terrace will take you the entire day.

Everything was great. But for blind people they don't have the right equipment and personnel to let them touch the numerous sculptures and other things. In other similar museums they did have it

The view from the museum over the city is extraordinary. The museum itself is also nice.

It was really great to get aknowledge with Spain history and art.

Beautiful museum with ancient renaissance paintings (for those who like it), on the upper floor there the modern art part, however it is not what I expected, it’s mostly just with gaudi’s furniture. Go on sundays as it is free! I recommend it to go as it free, but on other days not worth it if you have to pay. What I really appreciated was the architecture of it, very sublime

Está bastante bien organizado , piezas muy interesantes y bastante bien conservadas , aunque hay puntos en la restauración del museo ,que creo que no han estado acertadas .

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum (Original) Museu molt interesant

una visita molt interessant, però degut a les circumstàncies les visites haurien de ser controlades i amb poca gent. val la pena anar-hi

(Translated by Google) Excellent Museum, well designed, attention of the first quality staff. Romanesque as I rarely saw (Original) Excelente Museo, bien diseñado, atención del personal de primera calidad. Románico como pocas veces vi

(Translated by Google) It is very complete and is very well distributed (Original) Es molt complert i esta mol ben distribuit

(Translated by Google) Awesome palace (Original) Palacio impresionante

(Translated by Google) Essential. Very well distributed. We have a five star museum. (Original) Imprescindible. Molt ben distribuit. Tenim un museu five stars.

(Translated by Google) A good art museum in a magnificent space (Original) Un bon museo d'art en un espai magnífic

Interesting collection well presented in a lovely building

(Translated by Google) Very pretty. (Original) Muy bonito.

(Translated by Google) The collection of Romanesque art is very interesting and to display them, they built reproductions of the original churches. In the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque collection they have some paintings by Rubens, El Greco, Goya, some Velazquez, and, although they are not the best works, it is always good to see the hand of these great masters. The location is perfect surrounded by gardens and overlooking the entire city. A great visit. On Saturdays after 3 pm it is free. (Original) La colección de arte románico es muy interesante y para exponerlas, construyeron reproducciones de las iglesias originales. En la colección gótica, renacimiento y barroco tienen algunas pinturas de Rubens, El Greco, Goya, algún Velazquez, y, aunque no son las mejores obras, siempre es bueno ver la mano de estos grandes maestros. La locación es perfecta rodeada de jardines y con vistas a toda la ciudad. Una gran visita. Los sábados después de las 15 hs es gratuito.

(Translated by Google) Museum with three rooms Romanesque, Baroque and Modernism, the first Sunday of each month admission is free (Original) Museo con tres salas románico, barroco y modernismo, el primer domingo de cada mes la entrada es gratuita

(Translated by Google) It is always worth walking around and getting lost in its rooms. A delight (Original) Siempre vale la pena pasear y perderse por sus salas. Una delicia

(Translated by Google) The content is fantastic and the staff very friendly but I find that at the entrance we need to give more information from the staff to the customer. Then during the visit also a lot of the staff was looking at the mobile, which does not give a very good impression. (Original) El contingut és fantàstic i el personal molt amable però trobo que a l'entrada falta donar més informació per part del personal al client. Després durant la visita també molta part del personal estava mirant el mòbil, la cual cosa no dóna gaire bona impressió.

(Translated by Google) The building is a big old-fashioned and authoritarian meringue which contrasts radically with the pavilion of Mies Van Der Rohe, its neighbor, originally built at exactly the same time ... The museum notably houses a collection of dazzling Pyrenean architecture and Romanesque frescoes, unique and very well highlighted. To see without the slightest hesitation! (Original) La bâtiment est une grosse meringue surannée et autoritaire qui contraste radicalement avec le pavillon de Mies Van Der Rohe, son voisin, construit initialement exactement à la même époque... Le musée abrite notamment une collection d'architecture et de fresques romanes pyrénéennes éblouissantes, uniques et très bien mises en valeur. À voir sans la moindre hésitation !

(Translated by Google) ?% RECOMMENDED! love & respect ?% ART??? EFFICIENT !! (Original) ?% RECOMENDABLE! love & respect ?% ART??? EFICIENTE!!

(Translated by Google) Reinvented spaces. Grec 2020. (Original) Espacios reinventados. Grec 2020.

(Translated by Google) Wow! (Original) Maravellos!!!!!

(Translated by Google) or why don't you ask asdvdfskffjsdakfjdk sadmnaskdjask asdnsjadhsnja asmdkasjdas (Original) hay day ma sao vay asdvdfskffjsdakfjdk sadmnaskdjask asdnsjadhsnja asmdkasjdas

Great palace

(Translated by Google) Very good and with little public (Original) Muy bien y con poco publico

(Translated by Google) People are very friendly, all with masks and clean. The site is very beautiful, and we were able to enter without problems after the backpacks looked at us, which has been very fast. (Original) La gente es muy amable, todos con máscara y limpios. El sitio es muy bonito, y hemos podido entrar sin problemas después de que nos mirasen las mochilas, que ha sido muy rápido.

(Translated by Google) The great museum of reference in Catalonia. At the level of the best! (Original) El gran museu de referència a Catalunya. A nivell dels millors!

(Translated by Google) It is my second home. A true instrument at the service of culture. (Original) Es mi segunda casa. Un auténtico instrumento al servicio de la cultura.

(Translated by Google) After the museum's opening hours, the stairs are crowded with people overlooking the city at sunset. There is also a fountain show at nightfall, so you should spend your time slowly. (Original) 美術館の開館時間が終わると、夕焼けの街を見下ろす人たちで、階段は賑わいます。日暮れには噴水ショーもあるので、ゆっくり過ごすのでしょう。

(Translated by Google) Feel free to go when you are free I'm not interested in exhibits, but it's fun to see the interior space and the view from the entrance is good. (Original) 무료일 때 부담없이 가서 보기 좋음 전시품에는 관심 없지만 내부 공간 구경하는 것도 재미있고 입구에서 보이는 전망도 좋음

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place. (Original) Magnifico lugar.

(Translated by Google) Very well organized museum, with very interesting pieces, but the collection is very large, it is recommended to do it at different times so as not to get tired and enjoy more. The section on Romanesque murals and the room with Picasso's works are well worth a visit. European painting from the 16th to the 18th centuries also has interesting works and, of course, the great Catalan artists of the 19th and 20th centuries. The Puig i Cadafalch building is imposing, but too historicist. It is perfectly noticeable that it was conceived to be a museum and not a palace, since the side walls have no windows. (Original) Museu molt ben organitzat, amb peces molt interessants, però la col.lecció és molt gran, és recomanable fer-ho en diferents vegades per no cansar i gaudir més. Valen molt la pena la secció de les pintures murals romàniques i també la sala amb les obres de Picasso. Pintura europea dels segles XVI a XVIII també té obres interessants i, per descomptat, els grans artistes catalans dels segles XIX i XX. L'edifici de Puig i Cadafalch és imponent, però massa historicista. Es nota perfectament que va ser concebut per ser un museu i no un palau, donat que les parets laterals no tenen finestres.

(Translated by Google) The Museu National d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC), the Catalan National Art Museum, is located within the magnificent and magnificent national palace of Katalunyta, Palau Nacional. The museum has gorgeous Roman church paintings; and 19th and 20th century Catalan art and designs. The Italian style National Palace, built in 1929, has been home to an art museum since 1934; It was declared as the National Museum in 1990 with the Museum Law of the Catalan Government. The Oval Hall was opened in 1992 within the scope of the Olympic Games. Various collections and sections were added between 1995-2004. It was officially opened on December 16, 2004 under the name of the National Museum, and I can only see this museum, which is one of the largest museums in the country with 290000 pieces. (Original) Museu National d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC), yani Katalan Ulusal Sanat Müzesi, Katalunyta'nın muhteşem ve görkemli ulusal sarayı Palau Nacional'in içinde bulunmaktadır. Müze muhteşem Roma kilise tabloları; ve 19 ve 20. yüzyıl Katalan sanat ve tasarımları ile ünlüdür. 1934 yılından beri sanat müzesine ev sahipliği yapan 1929 yapımı İtalyan stili Ulusal Saray; Katalan Hükümeti'nin Müzeler Kanunu ile 1990 yılında Ulusal Müze olarak ilan edilmiştir. Oval Salon da 1992 yılında Olimpiyat Oyunları kapsamında açılmıştır. 1995-2004 arasında çeşitli koleksiyonlar ve bölümler eklenmiştir. Ulusal Müze adıyla resmi açılışı 16 Aralık 2004'te yapılmış ve 290000 parçasıyla ülkenin en büyük müzelerinden biri olan bu müzeyi sadece dışarıdan görebildim.

(Translated by Google) a wonderful place to enjoy the art and landscape of Barcelona .. inside fantastic murals and sculptures ... (Original) прекрасное место насладиться искусством и пейзажем Барселоны.. внутри фантастические росписи и скульптуры...

So beautiful

(Translated by Google) Very nice, I entered without much interest in art and left wanting more! (Original) Muy lindo, entré sin mucho interés por el arte y salí con ganas de más!

(Translated by Google) The best European Romanesque and Gothic (Original) El mejor romanico y gotico europeo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, it is surprising to see so few people when it has works of the highest quality. You can see the Romanesque, Gothic and modern period until approx 1940. A must see in Barcelona. All the staff are very friendly and the armchairs very comfortable. (Original) Hermoso museo, sorprende ver tan poca gente cuando tiene obras de altísima calidad. Se puede ver periodo Románico, Gotico y moderno hasta aprox 1940. Imperdible en Barcelona. Todo el personal es muy amable y los sillones muy cómodos.

Free entry Dont forget to go to the terrace upstairs to see the fountain and the boulevard from the highest point of view. Amazing place for pictures because of the glass balcony. Nice souvenirs, nice inside. Worth it. The hop on hop of bus station is just behind the museum. Don't need to walk down again

Incredibly big museum, I was walking around and the rooms seemed to never cease to appear. It has a lot of samples and art pieces. Recommendable in Barcelona

No words can describe our visit to this Museum. Three years ago now and many visuals are burned into my brain. Worth the visit.

Beautiful large museum, an absolute pleasure to visit regardless of the type of art you're into. The two days you get with a ticket are absolutely required to view everything without rushing.

A bit annoying that the descriptions of most of the art works were only in Spanish and in a language that might have been Catalan or Italian. It wouldn’t have hurt them to translate everything into at the very least English like they do in all first rate museums in Europe. Not impressed also with the Renaissance collection. A provincial museum at best.

This old arabian style building will take you in History visit The main Floor is for free The second Floor cost money

È stato una bella sorpresa! Suddiviso in 4 periodi storici ospita dei veri capolavori dal medioevo al modernismo passando per Tiziano, Canaletto, Tiepolo, ecc.

(Translated by Google) Incredible place! (Original) Increíble lugar!

It's a beautiful place

Muy lindo lugar para aprender de la cultura de Catalunya y bellos paisajes!!

Amplia mestra de arte barroco, románico, modernista...

Pasar en un momento en familia muy bonito ??

(Translated by Google) Very interesting, I will come back (Original) Muy interesante, volveré

(Translated by Google) Very interesting, Casas's paintings, everything related to Modernism, I loved it. (Original) Muy interesante, las pinturas de Casas, todo lo relativo al Modernismo, me encanto.

(Translated by Google) It is a very pleasant area and a very beautiful museum, if you find the fountains in operation it is quite a show (Original) Es una zona muy agradable y un museo muy bonito, si encuentras las fuentes en funcionamiento es todo un espectáculo

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnífic

Nice

Un museu de primera categoria. Possiblement un dels millors museus de Barcelona i de Catalunya.

(Translated by Google) Essential visit (Original) Visita imprescindible

(Translated by Google) Very big and beautiful. Entertaining to spend the morning. The pity is that the restaurant is closed. (Original) Muy grande y bonito.Entretenido para pasar la mañana.La pena es que el restaurante lo tienen cerrado.

(Translated by Google) Indispensable before going to the Vall de Boí (Original) Indispensable abans d'anar a la Vall de Boí

(Translated by Google) The National Art Museum of Catalonia, also known by the acronym MNAC, is housed in a real palace on the top of the Montjuïc hill, in the city of Barcelona in Spain. The look of the Palau Nacional is already impressive when you see the fountains and the palace at the end of Avenida de la Reina Maria Cristina. Although it was built in the 1920s, the Palau Nacional was inspired by the Spanish Renaissance of the 16th century, with halls full of columns and domes decorated with frescoes, its mission is to preserve and exhibit its collection of Catalan art and stands out for its collection of Romanesque art, considered one of the most complete in the world, but it is also highlighted by the collection of works of modern, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque art, the museum has a collection of more than 250 000 works, in different exhibitions, in addition to presenting exhibitions temporary and itinerant, the museum also carries out other activities related to art, such as research, study, conservation and restoration of works of art. As it is at the top of the Montjuïc hill, the Palau Nacional offers a very beautiful panoramic view and is an excellent place to take great tourist photos. (Original) O Museu Nacional de Arte da Catalunha, também conhecido pela sigla MNAC, fica abrigado em um verdadeiro palácio no alto da colina de Montjuïc, na cidade de Barcelona na Espanha. O visual do Palau Nacional impressiona já de longe, quando se observam as fontes e o palácio ao final da Avenida de la Reina Maria Cristina. Embora tenha sido construído já na década de 1920, o Palau Nacional foi inspirado no Renascimento Espanhol do século 16, com salões cheios de colunas e cúpulas decoradas com afrescos, tem por missão preservar e expor a sua coleção de arte catalã e se destaca pela coleção de arte românica, considerada uma das mais completas do mundo, mas também é destaque pelo acervo de obras de arte moderna, gótica, renascentista e barroca, o museu possuí um acervo de mais de 250 000 obras, nas diferentes exposições, além de apresentar exposições temporárias e itinerantes, o museu também realiza outras atividade referentes a arte, como pesquisa, estudo, conservação e restauro de obras de arte. Como fica no alto do morro Montjuïc, o Palau Nacional disponibiliza uma vista panorâmica muito bonita e é um excelente local para fazer ótimas fotos turísticas.

(Translated by Google) I loved it ? (Original) Me encanto ?

There are so many interesting exhibits, starting with modern art and finalising with old fashioned style art.

It’s a great night spot to see Plaza España from above. The cervezabeer guys and other music performers runin the atmosphere a bit...

(Translated by Google) Many rooms, very interesting. (Original) De nombreuses salles, très intéressant.

Still one of my favourite places in Barcelona. Easily accessible, directly from the metro, with rolling steps and normal steps. Went to the museum twice. Lots to see, both permanent and temporary exhibitions. There are also other places to visit i.e. occasional exhibitions in buildings next to museum. Love the surroundings as well, the views are amazing not to mention the fountains and placa with the city in the background ? definitely worth the stroll.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent museum which traces the history of Catalan art from several eras. An incredible amount of pieces from beautifully scripted collections. Plan at least 4 hours for the tour, taking the minimum time to appreciate. In addition, the architectural monument which houses the museum is sumptuous. (Original) Magnifique musée qui retrace l'histoire de l'art catalan selon plusieurs époques. Une quantité incroyable de pièces d'oeuvres de collections joliment scénarisées. Prévoir au moins 4h pour tour faire en y prenant le temps minimim pour apprécier. Par ailleurs le monument architectural qui héberge le musée est somptueux.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful sunsets can also be observed here (Original) Schöne Sonnenuntergänge kann man auch hier beobachten

Not bad. Nothing to say

(Translated by Google) All excellently cared for and very well set, with a lot of variety and spaces. I'll be back in a couple of years (Original) Todo excelentemente cuidado y muy bien ambientado,con mucha variedad y espacios. Volveré en un par de años

(Translated by Google) Right (Original) Correcto

(Translated by Google) Wide structures, excellent signage and description of its collections, availability of antibacterial gel at the entrance and exit of the rooms. A walk through the pictorial history of Spain and some of its colonies. An appointment that you cannot miss (Original) Amplias estructuras, excelente señalización y descripción de sus colecciones, disponibilidad de gel antibacterial a la entrada y salida de las salas. Un paseo por la historia pictórica de España y algunas de sus colonias. Una cita a la cual no pueden faltar

(Translated by Google) Great attention, good prices, and unbeatable place .... (Original) Genial la atención, buenos precios, e inmejorable el lugar....

(Translated by Google) Very good service, very good availability and treatment of employees. Samples, works and care in general excellent (Original) Muy buena atención, muy buena disponibilidad y trato de los empleados. Muestras, obras y cuidados en general excelente

(Translated by Google) It's great to visit, but it's a bit boring (Original) Esta molt bé pero visitar, pero es una mica aburrir

(Translated by Google) I loved the museum, without a doubt one of the best in Barcelona, ​​very good works, I recommend visiting it. (Original) Me encantó el museo, sin duda uno de los mejores de Barcelona, muy buenas obras, recomiendo visitarlo.

Must see.

This museum is by far my favourite in Barcelona. They have an amazing collection Romanic art. But there is so much more to see. And let's face it: you even can go there only for the views (you can go all the way up to the roof) and the beautiful building. I've been here many times and will return many times.

Brilliant, encyclopaedic art museum. The turn of the century modern collection, upstairs, is probably the most famous section but the rest of it is really worthwhile but allow a couple of hours at a minimum. The building itself and its panoramic views are equally worthwhile.

Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Barcelona! It’s not really hard to climb up.

Fantastic view. Fantastic museum

The museum is not very big but hold some beautiful pieces - I did not get the chance to visit the modern art section though. Other than that it is well maintained and the staff is kind. We visited the museum then traveled by foot to montjuic.

On top of Barcelona. Incredible view .you can see most of barcelona on the terrace even sagrada di familia. Nearest tube station in placa spagna and then you can walk 10 mins there is escalator to go to the top . Coffee shop and restaurant inside . Souvenir shop .

It’s a beautiful and high point to see the view of Barcelona city

Look for the temporary exhibitions! The ticket lasts 2 days, so you can take your time in each area. Modern Art highly recommended.

Un sitio estupendo, muy bonito y con unas obras de arte maravillosas

Un museo hermoso exteriormente y muy bien situado (las vistas increíbles). En mi caso visité la sección de arte románico y esta muy completa y con obras bien conservadas. Lo único que le falta es que si no vas con un guia o audio guia es difícil poder apreciarlo.

(Translated by Google) Extensive museum, various eras, many stairs (Original) Museu ampli , varies èpoques, moltes escales

(Translated by Google) Impressive Romanesque collection. Very good that of Modernism. Comfortable, quiet and a wonderful shop (Original) Impressionant la col.lecció del Romànic. Molt bé la del Modernisme. Còmode, tranquil i una botiga meravellosa

(Translated by Google) In the evening Outside is magnificent, yes but you a little more (Original) Di sera Fuori é magnifico, si ma tu un po' di più

(Translated by Google) It takes a long time to see it all, or you have to visit it often to visit by theme. Although we have found an explanation of the procedures or techniques needed to create, adapt or preserve what is set out in it. (Ex. The Catalan Romanesque) The themed shop of the Museum, very complete and respectable. Due to the Covid19, some enclosed spaces, such as the library. But in short, very good. (Original) Cal bastant temps per veure-ho tot, o cal visitar-lo sovint per fer-ne visites per temes. Tot i que hi hem trobat a faltar explicació dels procediments o tècniques que calen per crear, adaptar o conservar el que s'hi exposa. (Exemp. el Romanic Català) La botiga de temàtica del Museu, molt completa i respectable. A causa del Covid19, alguns espais tancats, com la biblioteca. Però en resum, molt bé.

(Translated by Google) It is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon among works of art in a privileged environment. Highly recommended !!! (Original) Es un sitio fantástico para pasar una tarde entre obras de arte en un entorno privilegiado. Muy recomendable!!!

(Translated by Google) Very interesting, it’s good to be able to visit twice for the same price, as you don’t end up on a visit. (Original) Molt interessant, està bé que es pugui visitar dos vegades pel mateix preu, ja que no te'l acabes en una visita.

(Translated by Google) Excellent collection of Romanesque and modern Catalan art (Original) Excelente colección del románico y arte moderno catalán

(Translated by Google) This free museum on the first Sunday of the month, it's great !!!!!! (Original) Aixo del's museos gratis el primer diumenge de mes ,es fantástic!!!!!!

(Translated by Google) Outrageously interesting! (Original) Escandalosamente interesante!

(Translated by Google) That they return everything looted to Aragon. Sijena's paintings, etc, etc. Enough of so much theft. (Original) Que devuelvan todo lo expoliado a Aragón. Las pinturas de Sijena,etc ,etc. Basta ya de tanto robo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum (Original) Hermoso museo

(Translated by Google) Splendid (Original) Esplèndid

(Translated by Google) A gem with magnificent views of Barcelona. It has a large collection of art, although only a small part of it can be exhibited in the building. (Original) Una joya con magníficas vistas de Barcelona. Tiene una gran colección de arte aunque, en el edificio solo se puede exponer una pequeña parte de ella.

(Translated by Google) beautiful. (Original) precioso.

(Translated by Google) The MNAC is a 'must' in Barcelona, ​​especially for those interested in Romanesque art. A place to discover the history of art in Catalonia through a chronological itinerary and in a unique location to enjoy an impressive panoramic view of the city. (Original) El MNAC es un 'must' en Barcelona, sobre todo para los interesados en el arte románico. Un lugar donde descubrir la historia del arte de Catalunya a través de un itinerario cronológico y en un emplazamiento único para disfrutar de una impresionante panorámica de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) It’s gorgeous, and I only saw one part. I have to go back. (Original) És magnífic, i només vaig veure una part. He de tornar.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting the part about the Romanesque (Original) Muy interesante la parte sobre el románico

(Translated by Google) Extensive collection in a fantastic space with good views of the city (Original) Extensa col.lecció en un espai fantàstic i amb bones vistes de la ciutat

(Translated by Google) Amazing. Very safe in the face of the pandemic (Original) Increïble. Molt segur cara a la pandemia

(Translated by Google) We love it, we can always visit it (Original) Nos encanta, siempre podemos lo visitamos

(Translated by Google) The museum of Barcelona, ​​the obligatory stop. Wonderful. (Original) El museo de Barcelona, la parada obligatoria. Maravilloso.

(Translated by Google) A gem for the city. The pity is that the people of Barcelona do not know how to enjoy it (Original) Una joia per la ciutat.la pena és q els barcelonins no ho sabem disfrutar

(Translated by Google) From in front of the museum you can see the most beautiful avenue in Barcelona (Original) Desde delante del museo se ve la Avenida más hermosa de Barcelona

(Translated by Google) I would like to go more. The collection of spectacular gothic and having a coffee there a luxury. (Original) Me gustaría ir más. La colección de gótico espectacular y tomar un café allí un lujo.

(Translated by Google) Museum with a large number of works of art from all the periods of Catalonia, very remarkable to see ...... and on the first Sunday of each month, admission to it is free. (Original) Museo con gran cantidad de obras de arte de todas las épocas de Cataluña muy reseñable para ver......y eo primer Domimgo de cada mes, la entrada al mismo es gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Improvable. (Original) Mejorable.

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary Romanesque painting (Original) Extraordinaria la pintura romànica

(Translated by Google) Few visitors so the safety distance was enormous (Original) Pocos visitantes por lo que la distancia de seguridad era enorme

(Translated by Google) Free admission on Saturday after 15. (Original) В субботу после 15-ти бесплатный вход.

(Translated by Google) What to say about this museum, great works and variety (Original) Que decir de este museo, grandes obras y variedad

(Translated by Google) An extraordinary museum which, apart from having the most important collection of Romanesque in the world, and the Gothic, has others of always very interesting storms. (Original) Un museu extraordinari el qual, a part de tenir la col·lecció de romànic més important del món, i la de gòtic, té altres de temporals sempre molt interessants.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic very interesting Romanesque 👍 (Original) Fantastico el romanic molt interessant 👍

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful museum and the unbeatable place !!! (Original) Es un museo precios i el lloc immillorable!!!

(Translated by Google) Very good and very interesting (Original) Molt bona i molt interessant

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Molt bona

(Translated by Google) Go to the Museum for Catalan Romanesque paintings and enjoy the Oval Room with its imposing organ. (Original) Aneu al Museu per les pintures del Romànic català i gaudiu de la Sala Oval amb el seu imponent orgue.

A loooot of Early Medieval Art, Romanesque Art, and Gothic Art.a lot...I don’t really into this periods of art.But anyway there’s reasons to visit this museum.Firstly,a beautiful view that opens from museum.Secondly,a good app that can tell you a lot about gothic “masterpieces” for example.As for me “person who knows just a little about Middle Ages” was interesting to learn myths and stories about pictures/sculptures.Thirdly,u can find academic art,portraits,modern art ,art during the war,beautiful furniture, in this museum,ad posters as well .But maybe not so many.What is more?A giant souvenir shop with a big variety of tourist stuff.Even me,who always goes by such shops,was stuck for an hour ..But I didn’t buy anything)Oh and one important thing If you heat-loving as me take a jacket because the AC in the museum works like a “monster machines”.

I found this museum by chance. My main goal was to see the incredible fountains out front. I enjoyed the Roman exhibition. Such curious style with the big narrow set eyes on the people. Worth the price of admission.

Worth the visit. A vast collection of different art eras. Be prepared to walk a lot, as the museum is huge. We have spent more than 3h to check the entire collection.

Great space and massive collection of Medieval religious art. Best lookout views of the city from this vantage point.

Great museum with wonderful area around! You can find out about Spanish art and history from the Middle Ages till nowadays. I recommend you to book the general ticket and get to know the museum better!

You should go late afternoon when the fountain is on,great view,mnac is free from 3 pm onwards on Saturday but you have to book your ticket on their website.

Went to see the amazing Gaudí exhibition that is on till the beginning of March. It was fantastic and very complete! We loved all the furniture and tiles!

Amazing art display from some of the world's most famous paintings to sculptures and many more! A must see! Also one of the most beautifull city view from the top.

I had no expectations and was pleasantly surprised by the museum! The building itself is gorgeus with an amazing view of Barcelona and there are escalators all the way up the hill to the door of the museum. I didn't even pay for the Gaudí exhibition and was happy enough with the permanent collection. Can't recommend it enough.

Great range of art work, from Ancient to Modern: in several dedicated galleries. Descriptions and historical information readily downloaded to your phone in choice of languages via QR codes, at various points around museum. Wonderful impressive building. Ticket is valid for two days. You will need more than one visit to fully appreciate this Museum. Recommended.

Excellent! Airy and plenty of space. Great exhibits well displayed. COVID safe. Interpretation is mostly in Catalan and Spanish though. Entry is free for seniors (over 65) €12 for others.

Not a bad museum — just below world-class — but very sizeable and can entertain you for a couple of hours at the very least. I think the Romanesque and Medieval art is the highlight of the museum but there’s a respectable collection of Catalan painting, sculpture, and furniture in this museum too, encompassing some very nice Modernist pieces. Surprisingly, there was a beautiful concert hall inside and a lovely library which was nice to visit as well. There’s a respectable café and toilets. The lift to the balcony to see the view over Barcelona wasn’t working, so there was a bit of stair-climbing involved — the view is similar to the one you can find in front of the museum, so don’t feel you’re missing out too much if you can’t make it up. The curation of the collection could be a little better but recommended if you’re in Barcelona.

One of the best locations in Barcelona. From rooftop views to coffee on the terrace in front every side offers amazing panoramic of Barcelona. The entrance is free on Saturdays after 15:00. Their collection is nice, it could have been curated better in terms of space organization but a very nice experience non the less. Pro tip: if you are not a fan of medieval/ gothic christian art skip to the upper floor and their modern section.

Absolutely huge museum. The modern art is the best section in my opinion. It's free on Saturdays after 3, we booked tickets on the website but when we arrived no one was checking them, so I think they don't bother on the free days. So if you're thinking of going last minute, try turning up at the door. Lots to do around that area if you don't get in

I highly recommend coming and visiting the museum. I'm not even into art but I really enjoyed myself. The whole building and fountains are amazing, also the view from the museum is top. When you visit on Saturday after 3pm you get a free entrance. The art in the museum itself wasn't boring and a few pieces actually interested me.

Very nice museum. I visited on Museum Night (once a year you can enter several Museums for free, at night) and it was a different experience. This place is huge, so you should expect to walk and be on your feet for a while. Of course there's a café inside and you can get some lunch, coffee, water, etc. You can get here by bus or metro rather easily, and you can buy tickets online or directly here. There's also the chance to enter for free on Saturdays from 15:00 on, and the first Sunday each month from 10:00 to 15:00. They have free lockers if you want to leave your coat/backpack while you're inside. The toilets were clean and well stocked.

Beautiful museum with well-preserved romanesque church paintings and Catalan art. You might run into students sketching or classes visiting the galleries. This is a great destination, with accessible entry (outdoor escalators) and air conditioning.

Came for the last hour it was open on Sunday, and I was able to do two of the exhibits (granted, a little rushed). Maybe half of the signage is only in Catalin, so if you are I to art, I would recommend the audio guide. The central area is cool, and a great place to sit down and take a break.

Structure is Such great Museum from inside such a nice But i don’t understand the reason of some arts from Modern concept doesn’t related to the History ( might be from my point of View )

The building it’s self is really nice to look at and would recommend going to see it and the view from it. However I don’t recommend going inside unless you really like art- I’m not a massive art fan so I didn’t enjoy this at all it was too much to take in.

If you're in Barcelona, it's worth visiting the Museu even if you don't enter; the view out over the city and the surrounding architecture are pretty special. Your enjoyment of the exhibits will likely depend on your interest in the particular era/school (Modernist, gothic, etc.)

Meseu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya: A beautiful architectural building. Barcelona is surrounded by stunning buildings and this is just one of them! We never entered the museum as weren’t not a couple that enjoys Museums, but it was hard to deny this craftsmanship. Beautiful grounds, well maintained and a gorgeous settings too. Well worth a visit if you’re in Barcelona. Sadly, all the fountains throughout Barcelona were switched off therefore we couldn’t enjoy their beauty. All in all, a great visit. 💫

We took an unguided tour. There was a place to plug in your headphones to hear an English description of most of the art. The way the frescos were displayed was truly incredible. We only got through about half of the displays. The gift shop inside was wonderful. It's definitely worth putting on your itinerary. Great views from the entrance.

Beautiful building with an impressive collection. My favourite were the roman art and modernism collections. The building itself is a work of art and I really loved the rooftop mirador which was a complete surprise. Beautiful view with very few people around.

This museum is fantastic, and it's not just the exhibits but the building architecture. It is beautiful inside and out and a great place to take pictures. I walked to the museum, which was mostly uphill. There are escalators, so it's not a difficult walk. There is a huge parking lot if you drive. There is a small entrance fee. I had no problem getting in. On my visit, there was a special exhibition, modern art, medival art, romanesque, Gothic, and baroque art. I enjoyed it all. There were works by Tintorreta, Picasso, Dali, Miro, and more. There was an amazing section on Gaudi. A lot of fantastic work, including films, sculpture, paintings, etc. There is a wonderful cafe in the museum, I had lunch there. I spent 5 hours in the museum because it was very interesting to me.

Recommend buying your tickets in advance directly from the museum's website. The museum itself is beautiful. Sort of reminds me of buildings in Washington DC. Plenty of parking as well as easy access for public transportation. You will also find escalators around the area.

If you are looking for something monumental, worth your time and you have at least half a day - visit it. It takes a lot more time because you really have a lot to enjoy... at least run through it, it's fascinating.

Beautiful building but a little disappointing as a museum. Besides the El Grecos and medieval frescos not much of interest. It’s not well organized with multiple entry points. Plus paintings were mounted on low walls. Going to the top of the building was kind of interesting but a little disappointing.