Miro Museum and Montjuïc Tour

We’ll visit the only museum in the world exclusively dedicated to the great Barcelonian artist, Joan Miró. Inside this museum, you can see a great variety of his work, including tapestry, assemblages, his Burnt Canvases, and much more. Plus, you can take some fascinating pictures from the rooftop, where you’ll find some very colorful sculptures with Barcelona in the background.

We’ll get a closer look at the Olympic Ring, the scene of the 1992 Olympic Games, including the Stadium, the Indoor Sport’s Pavilion, and the Olympic swimming pools. The Summer Olympic Games changed the city of Barcelona for good. In fact, this is probably the very reason you are now looking into tours in Barcelona. The Games really positioned the city of Barcelona in the world and were a great success. Do you remember how we lit the Olympic Cauldron? Or the diving competition with Barcelona in the background? Read about it in our Blog Post.

We’ll also tour the National Art Museum (MNAC) (optional), and if you are interested in modern architecture, we can add a visit to the Mies Van der Rohe Pavilion, or visit another surprising building just across the street, the Caixa Forum, an old factory, which has been transformed into an Art Exhibition Center.

We’ll also see the beautiful Plaza de España, built for the 1929 International Exhibition. If you would like to stay around this area to have some lunch, we can recommend some of our favorite places around Plaza de España; just a few minutes’ walk from the square you have some very traditional neighborhoods with excellent restaurants.

If you are an art lover, you definitely can’t miss the Miró Museum and Montjuïc Hill tour!