Barcelona: Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) Entrance Ticket
Why Visit MACBA?
MACBA brings international and Catalan contemporary art under one minimalist roof. Expect provocative themes, new media, and site-specific works that engage with Barcelona’s urban fabric. The sunlit ramps and galleries make the architecture part of the experience.
Collection & Exhibition Highlights
- Rotating exhibitions: bold shows spanning installation, video, sound, and performance.
- Catalan & international artists: dialogues between local scenes and global currents.
- Architecture: luminous spaces, glass façades, and sweeping ramps perfect for slow looking.
- Programs & talks: screenings, workshops, and community events throughout the year.
Practical Information
Located in El Raval, plan for 60–90 minutes (longer if attending a talk or screening). Timed-entry helps avoid queues. The adjacent plaza is a popular skate spot—great for people-watching after your visit.
Visitor Tips
Quick Tips for Your Visit
- Pre-book online to secure your preferred time slot.
- Start at the upper ramps and work down—light changes the works.
- Check the calendar for performances and film programs.
- Pair with a stroll through El Raval’s cafés and indie shops.
Who Will Enjoy It?
Contemporary art fans, architecture lovers, students, and curious travelers who like experimental, idea-driven exhibitions.
FAQ – MACBA Barcelona
How much are tickets?
General admission is commonly around €12–€14, with concessions for students, youths, and seniors. Free or reduced hours may apply—check your booking.
How long does a visit take?
Most visitors spend 60–90 minutes; add time for talks, screenings, or special programs.
Where is the museum located?
In El Raval, a short walk from Plaça de Catalunya and Universitat metro stations.
Is photography allowed?
Non-flash photography is generally allowed; restrictions may apply to specific works. Follow on-site signage.
Are guided tours available?
Yes—check the museum schedule for guided visits, talks, and educational programs.