Moco Museum Barcelona
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From € 15.95
Moco Museum Barcelona Tickets
Moco Museum Barcelona Tickets
From € 15.95

Moco Museum Barcelona

Moco Barcelona: Modern art, street art and immersive art.

A fun and immersive journey to discover the latest trends in contemporary art.

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Moco Museum Barcelona Tickets

Skip the Line

Avoid the crowds with this ticket to Moco Barcelona:
> Access to all exhibitions
> Audioguide (you need to scan the QR code with your phone on site)

From € 15.95
El Born + Picasso + Moco

El Born + Picasso + Moco

Guided tours and admission

Walking tour of ‘El Born’ + tickets to the Picasso and Moco museums:
>One-hour guided walking tour of ‘El Born’.
>1-hour guided tour of the Picasso Museum Admission to the Picasso Museum
>Admission to the Moco Museum + downloadable Moco Museum Audioguide

From € 49.50

What to see at Moco Museum Barcelona?

Barcelona's Moco Museum is a must-see destination for lovers of contemporary and modern art. Located in the historic Barri Gòtic district right next to the Picasso Museum Barcelona, this bold and creative museum showcases works by world-renowned artists as well as emerging talents from the contemporary art scene. ‘In art we trust’ is the mantra of the Moco Museum, reflecting their commitment to using art as a means of challenging norms, opening minds and asking questions about the world around us. In this way, the Moco Museum emphasises inclusivity and diversity in contemporary and modern art, highlighting the importance of art as a tool for collective reflection and personal inspiration.

A perfectly enhanced visit thanks to the audioguide. And great ideas for souvenir gifts in the museum shop (Moco Store).

Which artists are exhibited at Moco?

Banksy: Famous for his provocative street art, his works such as Girl with Balloon and Flower Thrower are not to be missed.

Jean-Michel Basquiat: His colourful urban art, steeped in symbolism, is also on show.

Keith Haring: Known for his iconic motifs such as the radiant baby and the dog, Haring represents popular and inclusive art.

Damien Hirst: With works such as The Immaculate Heart, he explores the themes of death and science.

Yayoi Kusama: Her immersive installations of peas and pumpkins are a tribute to her obsession with repetitive patterns.

Salvador Dalí: His surrealism is represented by the sculpture Woman Aflame.

David LaChapelle: His contemporary version of The Last Supper offers a new perspective on religious art.

The museum also features works by Takashi Murakami, Julian Opie, Hayden Kays and Kehinde Wiley, each offering a unique vision of contemporary art. This diversity makes the Moco a must-see for art lovers in Barcelona.

Moco Barcelona Museum opening times 

Opening times for the Moco Museum in Barcelona are as follows:

  • Monday - Thursday: 10am - 8pm
  • Friday - Sunday: 10am - 9pm

The museum is open throughout the week, with extended opening times at weekends to make the most of the exhibitions.

Where is Moco Barcelona located?

The official address of the Moco Museum Barcelona is Carrer de Montcada, 25 in Barcelona, in the historic Barri Gòtic district. The museum is located close to the Picasso Museum Barcelona, providing easy access for visitors to the city centre.

Address: Carrer de Montcada, 25, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Neighbourhood : Barri Gòtic

Email: info@mocomuseum.com

Official website: Moco Museum Barcelona

Telephone: +34 932 001 160

How to get to Moco Barcelona?

By metro:Take metro line 4 to the ‘Jaume I’ stop. From there, it's about a 5-minute walk to Carrer de Montcada.

By bus:Bus lines 120, H14, V15 and V17 serve stops near the museum. Get off at ‘Passeig del Born’ or ‘Via Laietana - Manresa’ to go to the Moco Museum.

By hop-on hop-off bus: The red line of the Barcelona tourist bus stops near the Museu Picasso, a few steps from the Moco Museum.

By car: There are several pay car parks in the area:

  • Parking El Born Centre de Cultura : Plaça Comercial, 08003 Barcelona.
  • Parking Princesa : Carrer de la Princesa, 4, 08003 Barcelona.

It is advisable to travel on foot or by public transport in this area, as the streets are narrow and parking is limited.

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