While most people travel to Barcelona for its beautiful beaches, tasty tapas, and lively nightlife, the city is also home to some of the most impressive art museums in the world. The city’s rich ...

These pieces and dozens more that were subjected to some sort of censorship have found a home in Spain at Barcelona's Museum of Forbidden Art, or “Museu de l’Art Prohibit” in Catalan.

Barcelona’s tourism authority is teaming up with its museums in a bid to shake off the city’s image as a destination for sun, sand and stag parties in favour of a profile as a global art hub ...

MNAC is notable for its Romanesque art, plus an exhaustive collection of Catalan works spanning eight centuries. The Design Museum of Barcelona (general tickets €6/£4.98, closed on Mondays ...

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Despite recently suffering through over 1,000 days of drought, restrictions on water usage and soaring temperatures, in the first week of September Barcelona was beset by thunder and driving rain.

A Bitcoin street artist saw considerable “success” from their Bitcoin art exhibition in Barcelona, with over a thousand attendees getting orange-pilled — reflecting a “growing global fasci ...