Barcelona Museums Pass

Includes Picasso Museum, Joan Miró Foundation, and MACBA.

The Barcelona Museums Pass called Articket is the easiest and most affordable way to explore the city’s top cultural attractions. With one single ticket, you’ll enjoy fast access to Barcelona’s best museums, save time and money, and discover art, history, and culture at your own pace.

Articket Museums Pass

Exclusive access to Barcelona's 6 main museums. The pass for art lovers.
Please note that on Mondays, only MACBA is open.

Barcelona Museum Pass - Articket

Picasso Museum
Joan Miró Foundation
MACBA
+ 3 other must-see museums
Up to 45% discount
Valid for 1 year

From € 38.00

What's Included

A pass to visit six museums in Barcelona: Picasso Museum of Barcelona, National Art Museum of Catalonia, Joan Miró Foundation, Barcelona Centre for Contemporary Culture, Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, Antoni Tàpies Foundation

Skip-the-line access to each museum,
Save up to 45% on the ticket price for each museum,
Valid for one visit per museum over a period of 12 months.

What's Not Included
Access to the current exhibition at the National Art Museum of Catalonia

The most economical pass for Art Lovers

Articket opens the doors to six museums in Barcelona: Picasso Museum of Barcelona, National Art Museum of Catalonia, Joan Miró Foundation, Barcelona Centre for Contemporary Culture, Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, Antoni Tàpies Foundation. Valid for 12 months, it offers savings of up to 45% on entry prices. It's an ideal option to explore Romanesque, modern, and contemporary art in Barcelona and discover the work of the most famous Spanish artists without queuing.

The 6 museums included in the Articket:

Barcelona Picasso Museum: A tribute to one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, exhibiting over 4,000 works that trace the artistic evolution of Pablo Picasso.
National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC): Located in the National Palace of Montjuïc, this museum offers an impressive collection of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Modernist art, reflecting the rich and diverse history of Catalonia.
Joan Miró Foundation: A foundation dedicated to the life and work of Joan Miró, presenting the most comprehensive collection of his works, in a building designed by architect Josep Lluís Sert.
Barcelona Centre for Contemporary Culture (CCCB): A dynamic space for contemporary arts, thought, and communication, exploring significant topics of culture and society through exhibitions and activities.
Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA): Located in the Raval district, it focuses on post-1945 contemporary art, with works that challenge and engage the public on current social and cultural issues.
Antoni Tàpies Foundation: Created by the artist Antoni Tàpies himself, this foundation houses a broad collection of his works, ranging from his earliest drawings and paintings to his most recent material and cultural creations.

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