Barcelona feels a bit surreal – appropriate, since Salvador Dali spent time here and Spanish Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí designed several of the city’s buildings. Stepping into Gaudí’s Church of the Sacred Family is a bit like falling through the looking glass - a journey that you can continue with a visit to Park Güell. Sip sangria at a sidewalk café in Las Ramblas while watching flamboyant street performers, then create your own moveable feast by floating from tapas bar to tapas bar.
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Galeria Gaspar was founded in 1992. This gallery is characterized for having a huge variety and high quality pieces, wihch -in part- come from the collection of the ancient Sala Gaspar from Barcelona. The gallery has organized and organizes exhibitions from artists as Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Antoni Clavé, Igor Mitoraj, Gaston Louis Roux, Etienne Krähenbühl, Moisès Villèlia and Miquel Ibarz between others.
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OPERA is a new multidisciplinary space that integrates Art , Beauty and Culture. In other words, a Contemporary Art Gallery in a Beauty Salon where we also do Social and Cultural Events.
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Based in the center of Barcelona, this unique and multi-purpose place gives you the opportunity to make original events. Art is all you need to get inspired and stimulate your senses. Positive vibes only!
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Gallery of art Artur Ramón
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I was born and raised in Barcelona, currently living abroad. I have visited this Museum for the first time this year: A true little gem! Excellent artwork, excellent space with an unusual, intimate make-your-own coffee area plus a unique little library/shop with well selected books and gifts. The service and attention provided by the young lady at the entrance was also perfect. Can't wait to be back!
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An amazing collection of instruments. Covering centuries and with items from all over the world. The room full of guitars was my favorite!
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The Espais Volart, opened in 2002 and extended in 2017, host temporary exhibitions of work by contemporary Catalan artists featured in the collection. Located, on one hand, in the storage space of the modernista building Casa Antonia Puget, and on the other, on the ground floor of the Casa Felip, at numbers 20 and 22 on carrer Ausiàs Marc, the Espais Volart benefit from their setting of modernista architecture. With a total exhibition space of 1,600 square metres, the Espais Volart offer displays by some of the most notable artists of the contemporary Catalan scene, while the foundation also promotes less well-known artists in the hope they will be rediscovered and reinstated to the place they deserve in Catalan art history. Xavier Valls, Moisès Villèlia, Miguel Rasero, Joaquim Chancho and Mayte Vieta are just some of the artists who have featured at the Espais Volart, broadening and enriching the artistic scene of our country.
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Now in Barcelona, Human Bodies is an intimate educational journey through the world concealed by your skin. This eye-opening experience reveals the operation of the human body—the most sophisticated machine ever made—like you’ve never seen it before. Hundreds of thousands of people of all ages across the world have already visited Human Bodies. Now you can join them, enjoying this inspiring exhibition that will change the way you see yourself, your life and the importance of looking after your body. At the Arenas Shopping Centre (third floor) in Barcelona for a limited time only. OVER 12 BODIES AND 150 HUMAN ORGANS – ALL REAL
I am from the medical field and took this opportunity to show my husband some peculiarities about the human body. The explanations and level of conservation of the tissues and bodies were very good. Impressive! We loved it and would recommend it. Was worth 10 euros per person!
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