
arts-culture
Women Will Come 2026
An exhibition retelling the city’s history through women and their fight for change.
Art and culture worth your time – museums, galleries, dance, theater and the exhibitions everyone’s talking about.

An exhibition retelling the city’s history through women and their fight for change.

One of Barcelona’s oldest neighbourhoods celebrates its festa major

An exhibition exploring how ancient Cypriot art influenced Picasso’s art

The Festa Major del Poblenou returns this September

MACBA’s exhibition looks back to when video became a tool for political intervention.

A program of screenings drawn from this Catalan filmmaker’s repertoire.

A snapshot of emerging artistic talent from the Universitat de Barcelona’s Faculty of Fine Art.

This incredible artist’s first exhibition held at La Virreina.

An exhibition on a donation of 18 video artworks by Han Nefkens Foundation.

A sun-soaked photography project capturing the Poblenou coastline.

The former Podemos politician discusses the English translation of her book, The History of the Vertebrate

Discover Casa Amatller at night with an audio guide and glass of cava.

Soak up some of the city’s history at the Jardí del Baluard.

Slow down, get creative and enjoy something a bit off the beaten track

Fundació Joan Miró shows the work of artist Kapwani Kiwanga.

Benedetta Bolognesi and Begoña Román discuss scientific advances in delaying aging

CaixaForum’s latest exhibition exploring blur and visual imprecision.

The CCCB’s latest exhibition delves into one of the most loaded ideas in culture.

Reflecting on MACBA’s 30-year journey through a metaphor of starling murmuration.

An exhibition led by two Palestinian artists featuring songs, poetry, installations and more.

A Poble-sec cinema and concert hall for ambient music and first-time directors.

In addition to a permanent exhibition on Modernisme, the space hosts many talks.

Visit this masterpiece of Catalan Gothic architecture for free on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6pm during the “magic hour.”

The city has a hidden treasure – more treasure chest than museum.

Introducing the public to art in a non-elitist environment.

Barcelona’s Modern & Contemporary art museum in El Born, sister to the original in Amsterdam.

As well as being an established space for teaching English to children through the arts, Collage also runs creative writing course for adults.

One of the longest running points of reference for comic fans in Barcelona.

The “House of Spikes” is one of the city’s most impressive Modernist buildings.

Quiet, unassuming and tucked away within the bohemian barrio of Gràcia, Barcelona’s only secondhand English bookshop is more than meets the eye.

A small Gràcia gallery that has backed contemporary local artists since 2003.

Comics as well as graphic novels, fantasy and horror fiction, DVDs and toys.

Going against the grain of digitalization, this book store is keeping print alive for Barcelona’s die-hard paperback fans.

A publishing house turned bookstore and gallery space in Sant Antoni.

The foundation holds 400 sculptures and paintings, many donated by the artist himself.

Americans Bruce and Alisa run a paint-and-sip art studio in the Eixample where anyone can pick up a brush.

One of Barcelona’s oldest collections of art, free of charge.

Tablao de Carmen blends traditional Spanish food, drinks and tapas with an intimate flamenco show.

Gaudí’s first Modernist jewel in Barcelona, completed in 1883, is among the pioneer buildings in Europe’s Art Nouveau.

The rich collection presents the diversity and art of non-Western cultures.

A range covering all genres from manga and superheroes to horror and beyond.

Is it a museum, a gallery or an event space? The answer is all three, and much more besides.

La Pedrera after dark – projections inside and video mapping on Gaudí’s façade.

Visit Europe’s oldest synagogue.

Forty years of Gaudí’s life were devoted to working tirelessly on the Sagrada Família.

Barça’s museum and trophies, with a viewing platform over the stadium works.

Presenting the wonderful world of cannabis at its best.

Here you’ll find figurative art such as paintings and sculptures created by contemporary artists.

Barcelona’s reference par excellence for contemporary art and culture.

Unassuming yet enchanting, it has played host to some of the most skilled puppeteers around, captivating local little ones since 2005.