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Jamais Óscar Domínguez Pablo Picasso
The erotic and hypnotic, troubling and enigmatic gramophone 'Jamais', created by the Canary Island-born artist Óscar Domínguez, provides the linking thread for this exhibition that will immerse you in the innovative and surprising milieu of Paris during the 1938 International Surrealism Exhibition. The exhibition runs until 8th November.
The Museu Picasso brings you the sketchbooks Picasso used for his creative experiments. Their pages are a treasure trove of drawings of the highest calibre that give us a greater insight into Picasso's techniques, creative processes and subject matter.
Art, culture, science and entertainment come together in Barcelona's museums.
You can get a lot out of four days in Barcelona if you plan your visit carefully. Here are some suggestions which include the city’s main landmarks and even invite you to discover some of the areas outside Barcelona, so that you can really make the most of your trip.
Let yourself be transported back to other eras in the heart of Barcelona.
Barcelona's museums offer endless activities that make culture child's play.
On Sunday in Barcelona most ticket-office staff seem to have part of the day off, so you won't have to buy tickets for most main museums. The only thing to remember is this rule only applies after 3pm or all day on the first Sunday in the month. That's right! You can enjoy the top museums without paying a penny… surely one of the best deals in town.
Museum Night art in the moonlight
The Barcelona moon bears witness to thousands of magical nights. Although, if you asked it about La Nit dels Museus (Museum Night), it would say that it casts its own peculiar spell, and has a special magnetism that is hard to explain, making it into a night that nobody, whatever their age, should miss.
The Ribera between art and the sea
The Ribera neighbourhood has its own unique charm. The streets of the Ribera are a living time capsule of the city-s history, and the neighbourhood still provides a window onto the Mediterranean. It is a charming spot with a wide range of options for you to enjoy the sea and culture. Below you-ll find some suggestions for activities you can enjoy for a day.