Museu del Cau Ferrat

Museum · Sitges

Museu del Cau Ferrat

Museum · Sitges

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C. de Fonollar, 08870 Sitges, Barcelona, Spain

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Home studio of Catalan modernist artist Santiago Rusiñol, with a large wrought iron collection.  

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6 Best Day Trips from Barcelona, and the Itinerary to Know for Each | Condé Nast Traveler

"Museus de Sitges, a group of museums housed within a series of connected buildings, offers visitors a rare glimpse into the homes and art of notable turn-of-the-century collectors. Archways and staircases separate each collection from the next, making it easy to get (delightfully) lost inside the complex. If you're looking for just the highlights, don't miss Cau Ferrat’s second-floor Grand Hall (full of medieval wrought iron keys, doorstoppers, ancient pottery, and glassware) and the somber paintings in the arched rooms of the Museu Maricel." - Gemma Askham,Jessica Benavides Canepa

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Michael

Google
It was an excellent curated collection of Catalan art pieces from the 15th century to the 18th century. Beautiful room with a wide collection of door knockers again from the 15-16th century. It's worth the visit. Seniors over 65 get in for half price.

Rishika Gupta

Google
A must visit at least once for those who are at Sitges. It is beautiful to know the history behind how Sitges became a town along with spectacular artistic objects - glasses, locks and keys, paintings, etc. preserved from the old times. The tour guide who explained us made it really helpful and interesting.

Andrew West

Google
A stunning building and nice staff with an interesting collection. It's an entirely personal response but I don't find religious iconography very interesting so much of the collection left me a little cold, though many of the paintings - particularly the portraits - really are very beautiful. I also loved some of the stranger artefacts, such as this glass-eyed gentleman (?) and the creepy collection of dolls. Worth a visit but for me it was a relatively quick pass around the building.

Dee Tee

Google
Lovely museum, neat and lots! So many pretty things to look at and a stunning view to the sea too! If you like to learn more about Sitges, definitely recommended!!

agules '

Google
Located in Sitges is a museum located in the workshop of Santiago Rusiñol. It includes collections of paintings, ceramics, sculptures, furniture, wrought iron collected by Santiago Rusiñol. Nice museum, clean and beautiful artifacts, a must visit if you are in Sitges.

M P

Google
Recommend for your visit in Sitges, it is a good plan to do. You can see the different collections that he gathered over the years, with works made in wrought iron, ceramics, glass, or more modern such as paintings, drawings, and sculptures. Collections from Santiago Rusiñol in 1893. We got the yearly pass for 35 EUR for 2 pax.

Chris Dutton

Google
Surprisingly big inside and a variety of things to see including pottery, glass, other artefacts, paintings. Currently a modern glass exhibition on as well. There are also lovely views of the ocean. Combined ticket is great value and gives you 30 days to go to all museums. Half price for pensioners (so it is 13 euros full price or 6:50 discounted)

Tim Snell

Google
Staff were super helpful, building sublime and the artwork was just the icing on the cake! Hand on chest moment a few times
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Ara A.

Yelp
Enjoyed the museum experience, they had excellent exhibits in the multilevel museum. It's sits on the edge of the of the cliff overlooking Mediterranean, just plain gorgeous.