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12 May 2025
Discover Barcelona's rich artistic, cultural and historical heritage through its most iconic and original museums — all easily accessible from Aspasios centrally located apartments and hotels.
Barcelona is one of Europe’s top cultural cities, offering a wealth of world-class museums for every interest: fine art, modern design, local history, chocolate, science and even football. If you love museums or are simply looking for an inspiring urban getaway, this guide is for you.
Located at Camp Nou, this is Barcelona’s most visited museum. It features trophies, historical kits, multimedia displays, and an immersive experience for football fans.
Recommended for: Sports lovers and anyone curious about FC Barcelona's legacy.
Located in the stunning Palau de Montjuïc, the MNAC houses the most important collection of Catalan art, from Romanesque murals to Modernism. The panoramic views from the terrace are alone worth the visit.
Highlights:
World-renowned Romanesque frescoes
Works by Gaudí, Casas, Dalí, and more
Temporary exhibitions and city views
With more than 3,500 works, this is the most comprehensive Picasso collection in the world. Housed in five medieval palaces in El Born, it traces his formative years and connection to Barcelona.
Tip: Book online to avoid queues.
Since its opening in 2021, MOCO has become a must-visit destination for contemporary art lovers, showcasing iconic works by Banksy, Warhol, Haring, Basquiat, Kusama, and more, along with captivating immersive digital installations. It’s a vibrant hub for creative souls and younger travellers alike.
Perfect for: Fans of street art and modern digital experiences.
In the heart of Raval, the MACBA features daring contemporary works from the post-1945 period in a minimalist building by Richard Meier.
Don’t miss: The skate culture and street art outside.
In the heart of the Gothic Quarter, this museum lets you explore the underground remains of Roman Barcino. You can walk ancient streets, visit a Roman bathhouse and learn how the city evolved.
Essential for: History lovers and curious travellers.
Housed in the medieval Royal Shipyards (Drassanes Reials), this impressive museum explores Barcelona's rich maritime past. Discover life-size replicas of ships, nautical instruments, and engaging exhibits that bring seafaring adventures to life.
Must-see: The full-scale replica of a 16th-century galley and rotating exhibitions on oceanic exploration.
Why visit: A unique perspective on the city’s history as a Mediterranean port.
Located near the Picasso Museum, MEAM showcases figurative works from the 20th and 21st centuries, plus music events and temporary exhibitions.
Why go: A quieter, high-quality museum for those seeking something different.
Housed in the beautiful Palau de Mar by the waterfront, this museum offers a complete journey through Catalonia’s past.
Ideal for: Families and visitors eager to understand local identity.
Discover chocolate sculptures of Barcelona landmarks and learn about cocoa's global journey.
Great for: Families and sweet-toothed travellers.
This newly renovated museum near Las Ramblas features over 200 wax figures of pop icons, historical legends and fictional characters.
Fun fact: It includes a quirky secret bar at the end of the tour.
At Aspasios, we believe travel is richer when you connect with local culture. That’s why our design-driven, centrally located apartments and hotels. are perfect for exploring museums, gastronomy, and nightlife at your own pace.
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Discover Barcelona’s top markets for vintage, design and street food. Unique finds, local flair and the best weekend plans await.
Welcome, music lovers, to one of the most anticipated festivals of the year! Primavera Sound Barcelona 2025 promises an unforgettable experience, blending diverse musical acts with the vibrant culture of the city.
Discover the best views in Barcelona, from Montjuïc to Park Güell and the Bunkers del Carmel. Explore top panoramic spots and plan your unforgettable city experience.
Enjoy Brunch Electronik Barcelona. Sundays filled with electronic music, street food, and a vibrant local vibe in the city’s best open-air venues.
Experience the magic of Sant Jordi in Barcelona, a celebration of love, books, and roses. Discover its origins and top spots to enjoy the festival.
Discover Besalú, a medieval gem near Barcelona, with stone bridges, Catalan cuisine and centuries of history waiting to be explored.
Discover the best places to enjoy nature near Barcelona, from scenic mountains to coastal landscapes. Perfect for hiking and relaxing!
Indulge in Barcelona’s best churros con chocolate! Explore top spots in the city to enjoy this iconic Spanish treat, from classic cafés to gourmet delights.
Find out where to enjoy the most delicious calçots in Barcelona. Discover the best restaurants for an authentic calçotada experience this winter!
Barcelona celebrates Christmas with unique Catalan traditions, festive markets, delicious local dishes, and joyful events like the Three Kings’ Parade and Copa Nadal. It’s a magical time to experience the city’s culture and holiday spirit.
Three Kings' Day in Barcelona is a magical celebration with the spectacular parade, festive markets, and activities for kids. Enjoy nativity scenes and the best Roscón de Reyes while creating unforgettable family memories.
Explore the exciting Jazz Festival in Barcelona, an event that brings together the world’s best jazz talent. Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant music culture.
Experience the magic of cinema in Barcelona from November 4 to 7 with tickets for only €3.50. Don’t miss it!
La Castanyada is a Catalan autumn festival celebrated on November 1st with roasted chestnuts, sweet potatoes, and marzipan sweets called panellets, honoring deceased loved ones.
From September 20th to 24th, enjoy Barcelona's popular festival, which features a schedule full of free cultural activities for all ages that will leave you amazed.
Dive into Barcelona’s best water sports this summer and experience the ultimate aquatic adventure, from surfing to jet skiing along the stunning coastline!
Barcelona comes alive in summer with festivals that blend culture, music, art, and its rich Mediterranean history in a vibrant atmosphere.
Explore the enchanting city of Barcelona with its vibrant neighbourhoods, breathtaking architecture, and picturesque beaches. In our blog, we invite you to join us on an immersive journey as we navigate the bustling streets and scenic pathways of Barcelona by bike.
Barcelona’s cable car crosses 1,300 meters (4,265 feet) in ten minutes to reach Montjuïc Hill, taking its passengers on a journey through time with a wonderful landscape to admire.
Barcelona, the gem of Catalonia, is known for many things: beautiful beaches, modernist architecture, spectacular cuisine, and its vibrant festival culture. So do not miss next 22nd of September, the opening of La Mercè 2023, and experience Barcelona’s festival with Aspasios.
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