Museo Nacional d'Arte de Cataluña (MNAC) (Barcelona)

Spent an enjoyable morning here. Cloaks are free and available for coats and bags - which was great as it was our last day and had bags to carry about. Highlight was modern art incl Gaudí furniture and Picasso painting.…

Museo interesante con una de las mejores exposiciones de arte románico. Gratuito los sábados a partir de las 15.00, cierra a las 18.00 pero si vas con buen ritmo te da tiempo a ver casi todo. También el primer domingo de cada mes es gratuito. Buenas vistas de la ciudad. Recomendado 100%

Absolutely stunning art and collection. So many eras to see and marvel upon, tourists are respectful and quiet and it's not super crowded so you can explore at your own pace and in peace.…

I love the 180 city view and the arhitecture. May be a bit too crowded late afternoon. Museum is open until 6pm.…

Museo grande con muchas salas, exposiciones temporales y temáticas, visitado un Domingo con entrada gratis,esta para visitar varios días para poder disfrutar de todas las salas en caso de estar tan lleno como hoy, es grande, las salas están…

Beautiful building with an impressive collection. My favourite were the roman art and modernism collections. The building itself is a work of art and I really loved the rooftop mirador which was a complete surprise. Beautiful view with very few people around.

We took an unguided tour. There was a place to plug in your headphones to hear an English description of most of the art. The way the frescos were displayed was truly incredible. We only got through about half of the displays. The gift shop…

The section on Romanesque art is one of the best I have seen. Medieval and Renaissance are also good. The modern art section left me a bit cold. The art nouveau collection had certainly some very interesting pieces. This is a big museum, be prepared to spend at least a couple or more hours. Beautiful views of the city.

This museum is fantastic, and it's not just the exhibits but the building architecture. It is beautiful inside and out and a great place to take pictures. I walked to the museum, which was mostly uphill. There are escalators, so it's…

Recommend buying your tickets in advance directly from the museum's website. The museum itself is beautiful. Sort of reminds me of buildings in Washington DC. Plenty of parking as well as easy access for public transportation. You will also find escalators around the area.

If you are looking for something monumental, worth your time and you have at least half a day - visit it. It takes a lot more time because you really have a lot to enjoy... at least run through it, it's fascinating.

Beautiful building but a little disappointing as a museum. Besides the El Grecos and medieval frescos not much of interest. It’s not well organized with multiple entry points. Plus paintings were mounted on low walls. Going to the top of the building was kind of interesting but a little disappointing.

Magnífico edificio situado en la Montaña de Montjuit, inaugurado en la localidad de 1929 con motivo de la Exposición Internacional celebrada en Barcelona. A sus pies se encuentra la Fuente Mágica de Montjuit.…

Siempre q quieras ver arte románico este es el mejor lugar sin duda, lo tienen expuesto de maravilla. Las exposiciones temporales las recomiendo y evidentemente la experiencia de entrar en el museo ya es una experiencia en si misma,…

Full of Gothic and Romanesque religious art artifacts yet not crowded. Wonder why. Don’t anyone else love a good iconography?! Too bad there is no reliquary. ☹️ The real treats are the domed spaces inside.

Amazing museum! A must in Barcelona. Is the only museum in the world with that kind of exhibition. It’s huge so I recommend to take something to eat and reserve at least 3H. Remember that is free Every Saturday from 3 pm!

If you're in Barcelona, it's worth visiting the Museu even if you don't enter; the view out over the city and the surrounding architecture are pretty special.…