A must do. If there's one museum you should visit in Barcelona, it's this one. It covers Catalan art from every period of history. The room with the church ceilings is very impressive and unique! I recommend visiting when it's free: Sundays after 3 p.m.! It took me approximately 3 hours.
Alçat al Palau Nacional de Montjuïc, el MNAC ofereix un recorregut impecablement curat per segles d’art, amb una col·lecció de pintura mural romànica que defineix l’excel·lència europea del gènere. La visita es completa amb el pols de l’art gòtic, modernista i del segle XX, i amb una arquitectura de 1929 que, des de les seves terrasses, emmarca Barcelona amb una serenitat gairebé teatral. És un lloc on la identitat visual catalana es llegeix amb profunditat i elegància.
Impressions dels visitants
Ok, here's my guide to visiting MNAC: get down at Plaza de Espanya and walk directly towards it. The stairs and the view upfront are the best part for me. The tickets were too expensive for me, but there was a free entrance day (last year, the last sunday of the month had free entrance or something like that). It's a good art museum, but I was more shocked by the architecurre
My recent visit to the National Museum of Catalonia in Barcelona was truly inspiring. I found myself completely absorbed by the diverse collection of portraits from modern art to the Baroque era each telling its own profound human story. The narrative portraits, especially The Three Beggars, captivated me with their emotional depth and symbolism. Visiting during the Healing Arts Week by the Jameel Arts & Health Lab…