Barcelona is a stunning city that will be able to fall in love with one glance. The atmosphere reigning here is truly unique, so a huge number of tourists come to enjoy these beauties. That is why Barcelona is considered the most lively place among all other cities in Spain. Locals even sometimes say that they feel like walking attractions, because of permanent photo posts and video shooting. However, this fact that lives here is not all overwhelming here - probably, for so many years of living in the historical pearl, they have long been accustomed to the attention of visitors. It is these people who make Barcelona an unforgettable corner of Spain, which possesses its highlight. In any situation, they are ready to come to revenue, tell the way, just talk about the question of interest. For me, communication with Barcelonians has become one of the most important sights of the city, and it is absolutely free and available for tourists around the clock.
Now consider the options for excursion routes in more detail, in order not to miss anything and have time everywhere.
1) National Museum of Art Catalonia
Visit Barcelona and not to visit this museum is just sinner. It is here, in the National Palace, a concentrated impressive number of exhibits of Spanish creativity. Even those people who are not particularly dealt with the nuances of art will see what to see and how to please your gaze. The collection consists of works by the masters of various cultural eras - modernism, renaissance, baroque, gothic. The most reverent here are here to the halls that represent Romanesque creations. It is the Romanesque Collection that is the most complete and old in all of Europe. It is represented by Romance Frescoes, which are located on a magnificent architectural background, as well as painting on the walls and wood, wooden sculptures.
Gothic collection boasts stone and wooden works of art XIII - XV centuries. Zhauma Cascals and Pere Sanglad were also created in the Gothic style, so the sculptures rightfully occupy a place in the museum. Also in this style, the works of Louis Borassa artists, Bernate, Marhel, Highmee Ugg Mege.
Renaissance and Baroque present the work of the great masters of Titian, El Greco, Rubens, Tintoretto, Velasquez.
The mode of modernism is represented by Gaudi masterpieces, Pablo Gargal, Ramon Kazas, Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso.
As for me, the very following transmission of such famous masters is an indisputable argument to visit this institution.
Mode of operation: Tuesday - Saturday 9.00 - 19.00
Sunday 10.00 - 14.30
The cost of the entrance ticket is 8.5 euros.
For children under 12 years old and pensioners, as well as on the first Sunday of the month, the entrance is free.
2) Museum of Science
Delighting the delight after visiting this temple of natural knowledge is simply unreal. It is here that you can learn for yourself a lot of new and amazing, find answers to the questions of the device of life on Earth. It is perfect for this place to visit along with the younger generation, because for children the most interesting conditions have been created here. However, the adult will be no less interesting in this museum. After all, not in vain in 2006 he was awarded the honorary title of the best in all of Europe. The real miracle and pride of the museum is recreated in the reality of the Emazon Tropical Forest ecosystem. Walking on a kilometer path, you can see about 100 representatives of the plant and the animal world, while every fifteen minutes be prepared to swim under the tropical shower. Also in the museum presents an interactive geological wall, on which real-time exciting geological processes occur. There are also 3-D planetarium and the human hall in which you can participate in experiments. And for a snack, visitors leave the hall called "Turn! Touch! ", In which you already guessed, you can touch the exhibits with your own hands. It is worth noting that these two halls are available for visiting only on weekends and holidays. In a word, the museum is unequivocally recommended for inclusion in the list of excursions in Barcelona.
Mode of operation: Tuesday - Sunday 10.00 - 20.00
No working days: 25.12, 01.01, 06.01.
The cost of the entrance ticket is 3 euros. For children from 7 years old, students, groups and families there are tariff 2 euros. For children and pensioners, as well as on each first Sunday of the month, the entrance is free.
3) Picasso Museum
I can assume that a very small percentage of our planet's population is not aware of the work of the famous Pablo Picasso. The Museum in Barcelona is one of the three most important museums of the artist, in which Picasso's early works are collected. The genius always spoke very warmly about this city, said that it was in Barcelona, he understood what could achieve. Now the collection has about 4,000 works of the legendary artist. For the travel period between Paris and Barcelona, namely, 1901 - 1904 there is a so-called "blue" period of creativity of the master. This name was assigned to this period due to the predominance of the corresponding paints in the works of Picasso. For the work of this time, poverty plots, sorrow and melancholy are characteristic. In this museum, an amazing atmosphere, which makes looking at the pictures of the clock, trying to solve the idea of their great author.
Mode of operation: Tuesday - Sunday 10.00 - 20.00
No working days: 01.01, 0.05, 24.06, 25, 26.12.
The cost of the entrance ticket is 10 euros. The preferential rate of 6 euros is valid for pensioners, children, unemployed. Free entrance is possible on the first Sunday of the month, as well as at any sunday after 15.00.
It is worth noting that museums in Barcelona numbered a bit - a lot, and the whole 80. So it is hardly possible to bypass all the cereal places for one trip. But still, you just owe the most entertaining and informative museums. And in order to see all the interesting sights, you will have to go back to Barcelona again and again, and I think these trips will always be amazing and colorful.