Description

Articket is a passport that grants access to the permanent and temporary exhibitions of Barcelona's six best art museums for 12 months.

ADVANTAGES:
*1 entry = 6 museums
*No lines
*Save up to 45% compared to buying individual tickets
*Valid for 12 months

HOW IT WORKS
Discover the world's finest collection of Romanesque mural paintings, enjoy Modernism, and be amazed by the most contemporary art and creation. The worlds of Miró, Picasso, and Tàpies await you to embark on this unique experience, without queues or waiting.

1) Buy your Articket
2) Collect your passport at the indicated point3) First stamp and… you can start your journey! Barcelona's six best art museums await you. A unique experience, without queues or waiting.

PICASSO MUSEUM: The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is the leading center for understanding Pablo Picasso's formative years. The young artist is showcased through some 5,000 works that make up the Collection. With Artocket, you can choose to visit the permanent collection or temporary exhibitions.

MNAC (NATIONAL ART MUSEUM OF CATALONIA): Discover the largest collection of art in Catalonia, from the Romanesque to the modern period. Explore the temporary exhibitions.

MIRÓ FOUNDATION: This museum and creative space is as unique and inspiring as the artist who founded it. Its main objective is to make Miró's work, modern art, and contemporary art accessible to everyone.
The institution was created by Joan Miró himself, with an initial collection consisting mainly of his private holdings, with the aim of establishing a vibrant and globally engaged Miró space in Barcelona, ??connected with young artists and the most contemporary practices.

FUNDACIÓ TÀPIES: The Museu Tàpies was created in 1984 by the artist Antoni Tàpies with the aim of promoting the study and understanding of modern and contemporary art.
The museum opened its doors in June 1990 in the former headquarters of the Montaner i Simón publishing house, a building designed by the Modernista architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Built between 1880 and 1881, during an early phase of Catalan Modernism, this building was the first in the Eixample district to integrate industrial typology and technology—combining exposed brick and iron—into the urban fabric.
The Museu Tàpies has a pluralistic and interdisciplinary approach and seeks to establish collaborations among specialists from diverse fields of knowledge to contribute to a better understanding of contemporary art and culture.

MACBA (Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona): A museum of modern and contemporary art located in the Raval district of Barcelona, ??inaugurated in 1995. Its collection focuses on art from the second half of the 20th century onward, with more than 5,500 works including paintings, sculptures, and photographs.

CCBB (Center for Contemporary Culture of Barcelona): A multidisciplinary cultural center dedicated to exploring the major themes of contemporary society.