Museum Itinerary for Barcelona: Full Review

Ready for a Barcelona art-packed adventure? 🎨🇪🇸 Found myself loving the combo of epic museums, cool architecture, and magical night vibes. If you want a day where culture and beauty collide (with some insider timing tricks!), let’s dive in.

Top Spots to Visit:

1. Montjuïc National Palace (Palau Nacional, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038)
Start your day here; it's actually the location for the National Art Museum of Catalonia too! Opening hours can change by season, so double-check before you go. Tip: Tuesdays-Saturdays open longer (10:00-18:00 or 10:00-20:00 in summer), but Sundays close early.

2. National Art Museum of Catalonia
Same palace, whole other level of masterpieces! Admission is 101, so budget accordingly. Go early for fewer crowds and linger over the romanesque collection.

3. Montjuïc Hill & Surrounds (Sants-Montjuïc, open all day)
After art, stroll through leafy Montjuïc — killer city views and perfect for a recharge before round two.

4. Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium (Passeig Olímpic, 17, 19)
History meets sport! It's open till 18:00 in the warmer months, or 17:00 in winter.

5. Magic Fountain of Montjuïc (Pl. de Carles Buïgas)
Swing by in the evening for the iconic fountain show; times vary but after sunset is best.

6. Mies van der Rohe Pavilion
For architecture buffs — totally worth a peek before the fountain!

7. El Tablao de Carmen
Wrap up with a flamenco show for Spanish drama. Try to book ahead.

Getting Around:
Metro Line 1, Line 3, and buses (the TMB app is your friend). Montjuïc is walkable, just wear comfy shoes.
Food: Grab tapas nearby, but for authentic vibes try a café in Poble-sec.
Tips: Museum hours can be confusing — always check online or ask at your hotel!

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