The Museum of Erotica, on Barcelona's La Rambla, was set up with the clear purpose of providing an educational and recreational centre focusing on eroticism: a classic theme in the history and culture of mankind.

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The Museu d'Idees i Invents de Barcelona (miba) is Barcelona’s first permanent visitor attraction dedicated to the world of ideas, inventions and creativity.

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The Museu de Carruatges is located in Vall d’Hebrón Park, in the north of Barcelona and showcases a collection of wagons, carts, coaches and barouches as well as clothing and adornments used by coachmen in the 19th and 20th centuries.

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Barcelona, the European city with the most motorbikes per inhabitant, now has a museum dedicated entirely to the motorbike world.

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The Museu de la Xocolata was set up in the year 2000 as an initiative of Barcelona’s Confectioners’ Guild, and is housed in a building of great historic importance, the former Convent of Sant Agustí in Barcelona.

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The Museu del Perfum, at 39 Passeig de Gràcia, opened in 1963 to provide an insight into the evolution of perfume bottles and containers throughout history in different geographical locations.

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The Museu del Rei de la Màgia is dedicated to the study and dissemination of illusionism and features an exhibition tracing the history and evolution of magic and its influence in our country.

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Barcelona’s Museu del Rock, a venue dedicated to rock culture, opened to the public in April 1st , on the fourth floor of the Las Arenas Shopping Centre, in Plaça d’Espanya, which is housed in a unique Mudejar-style building of historic interest (1900), that was once home to the bullring.

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The Museu dels Autòmats, housed in an old theatre built in 1909, showcases a collection of automata from around the world.

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