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The Maritime Museum in Barcelona is situated in a shipyard that dates back to the 13th century so it could not be a more appropriate site for a museum which explores the intricate history of boats especially as it was used as an arsenal of ships for Spain during those early years.  In 1936 they first decided to develop a museum there and since it has been under preservation and restoration. Añthough it is often being extended and developed the history still lives in its walls as its sea-front location makes your mind travel back in time. Situated just at the end of the main Ramblas it is a shame to miss such a fun yet informative day out.

Inside the museum there is very little guidance, you are left with a set of head phones and a tape which is there to be your tour guide. It is recorded in many languages but nevertheless people get lost! You are taken round vessels of all shapes and sizes which still have authentic artefacts the saiors found on their travels.

The Centre of Contemporary Culture in Barcelona (CCCB) organizes and produces exhibitions, discussions, festivals and concerts. What is more it is possible to watch films, visit courses in various areas and readings there. You can find the CCCB directly in the Raval district in the old town, just a few meters from the Ramblas and the MACBA. The CCCB supports artists by providing them space and borrowing their art to other galleries and museums. It is also open to independent artist. Through this versatility, the CCCB is able to offer a high quality, interdisciplinary program.

The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona does not own any significant permanent collection, but the format and the program is a subject of a constant change. We recommend that you inform yourself on the contents of the current exhibition and events before visiting. The Center contemporània de Cultura de Barcelona is a public institution, which is supported by the provincial government of Barcelona and the city government.
If you need a break, there is also a very nice cafeteria.

The FC Barcelona Museum was grounded 24 august 1984. Nowadays, the Museum at the Nou Camp, is not only one of the best football museums in the world, it is also the most popular one in Catalonia. It is visited regularly by over 1160000 visitors a year.

The Museum offers many attractions for tourists. You can hire a guide, who will show you the whole museum. With his help, you can really learn many interesting facts connected with FC Barcelona. Visitors with guide tourists can go down to the tunnel that leads to the Nou Camp pitch.

The Museum is dedicated to one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century, the creator of Cubism Pablo Picasso (25.10.1881, Malaga - 8.04.1973, Mougins, France). It is located in the five medieval buildings on Carrer de Montcada. Providing more than 3800 works, the museum is one of many places in the world where you can see works by Picasso, and that is why it does not include the most famous works, focusing primarily on the early years of artistic work and the time, which Picasso spent creating in Barcelona. The exhibition also omits the initial work of Picasso's cubist period (from 1907), but these can be seen in some temporary exhibitions. Not only a rich collection, but also the possibility to see the old courtyards property and free entrance every first Sunday of each month and other days of the year encourage many tourists to visit the Picasso Museum.