Bilhete do Museu Nacional de Arte da Catalunha em Barcelona

The National Art Museum of Catalonia, a restaurant with a view in Barcelona, is located near the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc. The fountain wasn't operating due to drought, so we visited the museum instead. It's situated on a high point, offering beautiful panoramic views of Barcelona. We visited in the morning, but I imagine it would be stunning at sunset too. Although I'm not an art expert and couldn't delve deeply into the exhibits, I enjoyed admiring the many splendid artworks! Be sure to visit the museum's rooftop as well :)

El museo destaca por su excepcional colección de pinturas románicas, y por el arte y diseño catalán de finales del siglo XIX y principios del XX, incluyendo el modernismo y el novecentismo. Pasé unas horas aquí. Hay taquillas disponibles.

Un museo de arte muy bonito en el centro de Barcelona, rodeado de hermosos parques. El acceso fue fácil con múltiples opciones de transporte público. Se tarda entre 2 y 3 horas en recorrer toda la galería. En general, una buena experiencia y definitivamente vale la pena.

Rico en arte barroco, románico y también en la obra de Gaudí. Merece la pena visitarlo. Un amante del arte necesitará entre 2 y 3 horas para recorrerlo.

One of the must-visit attractions in Barcelona. You can visit the museum first, then head up to the nearby Montjuïc Hill to watch the sunset, which is conveniently on the way. Allocate 2-3 hours for the visit; there aren't many exhibition areas, but they are all quite worthwhile. I highly recommend going to the top floor for a panoramic view of the city, but it can be very windy. Just present your QR code at the counter for staff to scan and exchange for a physical ticket. There's a free luggage storage area, even for suitcases, with a 1 Euro deposit, but space is limited, so it's first-come, first-served.

Alojado en un majestuoso edificio con vistas panorámicas de Barcelona, el museo exhibe una impresionante colección de murales románicos, arte gótico y modernismo catalán.

The building was huge, and there was someone busking in front of it, which created a really great atmosphere! You could sit on the stairs, listen to the music, and enjoy a drink, which felt very free and pleasant. The exhibition is divided into four sections, categorized as classical and modern. I'm not sure about the modern section, but the classical one had a lot to see. There's also a cafe and a skating rink inside.

可以聽到導覽員演奏管風琴，最喜歡天花板的玻璃窗設計，會給商店折價卷，旁邊咖啡廳氣氛也很棒