The Picasso Museum is testimony to the artist's relationship with Barcelona. An intimate, solid relationship, forged during his adolescence and youth.

A must-see for all football lovers. Barça Museum celebrates the history and achievements of the club, established in 1899.

The most complete collection of works by Miró, comprising paintings, sculptures, ceramics, textile pieces, prints and drawings by the Catalan artist.

This Opera House, stablished in 1847 in Las Ramblas, has become one of the icons of Barcelona.

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona is dedicated to the exhibition of works made ​​during the second half of the twentieth century.

The National Museum of Catalan Art hosts the best example of preserved Romanesque frescoes in Europe.

Built in the 13th century, and expanded later on, it was one of the largest Middle Age shipyards in Europe and a cornerstone for the Crown of Aragon.

An open-air architectural museum that offers you a tour of Spain without going beyond its walls.

A gateway to knowledge, science and the environment, thanks to its digital planetarium, a tropical rainforest, a geological wall, ...

Tibidabo (516m) is the highest peak in the mountain range of Collserola, in Barcelona. It is popular for its views and its amusement park.