14 Best Museums in Barcelona | Condé Nast Traveler
"Barcelona’s main cultural center is off the radar of most tourists, but attracts some prominent names for splashy multimedia exhibitions. In 2017, Bjork used 3D images and VR to immerse you in her creative process, and Stanley Kubrick is the hot ticket starting in October 2018. Look at the listings and you'll find a packed schedule of talks, exhibitions, comedy nights and movies. In summer, the courtyard becomes a live events space with an open-air cinema and music concerts." - Gemma Askham
We came across with Chris wore exhibition
Sunday after 3pm , it’s for free. So you can book your tickets via website
Cool place to be in
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Kristýna Vacardová
Google
Truly a contemporary gallery using not only the visuals, but also sounds or other senses. Important topics that are probably often changing. 100% worth the admission price.
Aline Noizet
Google
Great place to see exhibitions and spend a Sunday afternoon. The exhibitions are always very inspiring and stay on for a few months. There is a nice inside yard where one can take the sun and enjoy watching people dancing on sunny days. If you go with kids they have activities for them to draw linked to the current exhibitions.
Radiate Repeat
Google
Incredible building and exteriors too, often has some brilliant exhibitions and on Sundays it’s free!
There is a huge exterior space with a bookshop and reception plus on the inside a couple of levels of artwork.
Definitely worth a look!
J
Google
Wow! This was only 4 euros for students but I definitely would have paid the 6 euro standard price. I visited the new exhibit on ‘Suburbia: Building the American Dream’. The exhibit was massive and packed with so much interesting stuff, genuinely one of the best expositions I have ever seen around the world.
I’m so surprised such a fantastic exposition centred around American suburbia is in Barcelona.
Please visit this exposition, it’s really interesting and definitely worth it.
CK Cheong
Google
The Barcelona Centre for Contemporary Culture was hosting 2 exhibitions - one was on the background, history and psyche of the American Dream while the second was on Agnes Varda, a photograph and film extraordinaire. The former was quite fascinating to know the dark undertones of the American Dream. Was not able to appreciate the latter as there was limited information in English
Effie Dali
Google
Very interesting expositions to discover and amazing view.
winnie he
Google
I like the Amazons -- the Ancestral Future Exhibition 🌳 Rich in text, images, sounds, work materials, and even taste! The last video is worth sitting down and watching, breathing, and experiencing~