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Cementiri de Montjuïc — Attraction in Barcelona

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Cementiri de Montjuïc
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Montjuïc Cemetery, known in Catalan as Cementiri del Sud-oest or Cementiri de Montjuïc, is located on one of the rocky slopes of Montjuïc hill in Barcelona.
Nearby attractions
Museum of Funeral Carriages
Carrer de la Mare de Déu de Port, 56, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Bar Restaurant Oliver
Carrer Álvarez de la Campa, s/n, Sants-Montjuïc, 08039 Barcelona, Spain
Cal Valentí
Carrer dels Motors, 149, 155, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
Restaurant a l’alba
Carrer de la Mare de Déu de Port, 86, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
Restaurant Perantxo
Carrer de Sovelles, 33, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
Restaurant Vicenta
Carrer de Riudoms, 34, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
Jojoto restaurant bcn
Carrer dels Ferrocarrils Catalans, 43, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
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Cementiri de Montjuïc

Carrer de la Mare de Déu de Port, 56, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
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Montjuïc Cemetery, known in Catalan as Cementiri del Sud-oest or Cementiri de Montjuïc, is located on one of the rocky slopes of Montjuïc hill in Barcelona.

Cultural
Scenic
Off the beaten path
attractions: Museum of Funeral Carriages, restaurants: Bar Restaurant Oliver, Cal Valentí, Restaurant a l’alba, Restaurant Perantxo, Restaurant Vicenta, Jojoto restaurant bcn
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Phone
+34 934 84 19 99
Website
ajuntament.barcelona.cat
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Mon8 AM - 6 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Cementiri de Montjuïc

Museum of Funeral Carriages

Museum of Funeral Carriages

Museum of Funeral Carriages

4.6

(222)

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House of ERIKALUST - COME AGAIN
Thu, Dec 11 • 9:30 PM
Carrer del Taulat, 53, Sant Martí, 08005 Barcelona, 08005
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LUMINISCENCE: Sumérgete en los secretos de la Basílica Santa Maria del Pi
LUMINISCENCE: Sumérgete en los secretos de la Basílica Santa Maria del Pi
Mon, Dec 8 • 7:45 PM
Plaça del Pi, 7, Barcelona, 08002
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LEONARDO VERSUS MICHELANGELO
LEONARDO VERSUS MICHELANGELO
Mon, Dec 8 • 6:00 PM
Carrer del Dr. Trueta, 196, 08005
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Nearby restaurants of Cementiri de Montjuïc

Bar Restaurant Oliver

Cal Valentí

Restaurant a l’alba

Restaurant Perantxo

Restaurant Vicenta

Jojoto restaurant bcn

Bar Restaurant Oliver

Bar Restaurant Oliver

3.9

(452)

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Cal Valentí

Cal Valentí

4.2

(151)

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Restaurant a l’alba

Restaurant a l’alba

4.7

(152)

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Restaurant Perantxo

Restaurant Perantxo

4.3

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alice leiningeralice leininger
No need to buy tickets at all—it’s free to enter. I arrived via bus around 1:30pm on a sunny weekday afternoon. I wanted to check out the beautiful art nouveau graves. Another thing that’d appealed to me was getting away from the bustling crowds… and just as I’d hoped, there was no one there. I saw 3 people during my 2ish hour visit. I was thankful for the peace at first, but when a sneaking disquiet started to set in, I understood what a previous reviewer had meant when she’d suggested not going alone. Definitely worth it to read about the history of the place. In addition to being the final resting place of various famous figures, the cemetery had also been the site of mass unmarked graves during the years of Franco. I recommend a visit. It was beautiful and sobering and gave me a deeper understanding of and respect for Barcelona’s history.
Dora HofferDora Hoffer
It was the Wine Festival in Villanova I Getru on the La Rambla main walking street of this incredible lively and beautiful seaside city! It's about 25 minutes from Barcelona and 5 minutes from Sitges, the Art and bohemian city of Spain. The Wine Festival is called Temps de Vi, was spectacular 3 days with countless of wine cellars represented from Catalonia, absolutely Superior quality vinos and sparkling vinos! Artisan food stands provided special food from their cheese , meat and pastry, besides all restaurants on La Rambla were open for service! Beautiful sea playa with a special statue of Mother Cow, representing that the life of cows/bulls are respected here in Catalonia, no bullfighting or other use of bulls, it's been banned long years ago! Spectacular city with lively expat groups, super social network life as well! 🥰
Som MontreeSom Montree
My first impression was wowwwww, just WOW! I have visited many cemeteries but this one ist just incredible. It’s really big area but the most beautiful ones are luckily not too far from the entrance. They really put sooo much effort to create the fantastic art works. A small tip: the taxi app can be very useful. We planned to take a bus back to town but we missed it, the next one would be in 40 minutes. It was cold and windy and there’s nothing near so the taxi app just saved our lives. 😅
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No need to buy tickets at all—it’s free to enter. I arrived via bus around 1:30pm on a sunny weekday afternoon. I wanted to check out the beautiful art nouveau graves. Another thing that’d appealed to me was getting away from the bustling crowds… and just as I’d hoped, there was no one there. I saw 3 people during my 2ish hour visit. I was thankful for the peace at first, but when a sneaking disquiet started to set in, I understood what a previous reviewer had meant when she’d suggested not going alone. Definitely worth it to read about the history of the place. In addition to being the final resting place of various famous figures, the cemetery had also been the site of mass unmarked graves during the years of Franco. I recommend a visit. It was beautiful and sobering and gave me a deeper understanding of and respect for Barcelona’s history.
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It was the Wine Festival in Villanova I Getru on the La Rambla main walking street of this incredible lively and beautiful seaside city! It's about 25 minutes from Barcelona and 5 minutes from Sitges, the Art and bohemian city of Spain. The Wine Festival is called Temps de Vi, was spectacular 3 days with countless of wine cellars represented from Catalonia, absolutely Superior quality vinos and sparkling vinos! Artisan food stands provided special food from their cheese , meat and pastry, besides all restaurants on La Rambla were open for service! Beautiful sea playa with a special statue of Mother Cow, representing that the life of cows/bulls are respected here in Catalonia, no bullfighting or other use of bulls, it's been banned long years ago! Spectacular city with lively expat groups, super social network life as well! 🥰
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My first impression was wowwwww, just WOW! I have visited many cemeteries but this one ist just incredible. It’s really big area but the most beautiful ones are luckily not too far from the entrance. They really put sooo much effort to create the fantastic art works. A small tip: the taxi app can be very useful. We planned to take a bus back to town but we missed it, the next one would be in 40 minutes. It was cold and windy and there’s nothing near so the taxi app just saved our lives. 😅
Som Montree

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36w

No need to buy tickets at all—it’s free to enter. I arrived via bus around 1:30pm on a sunny weekday afternoon. I wanted to check out the beautiful art nouveau graves. Another thing that’d appealed to me was getting away from the bustling crowds… and just as I’d hoped, there was no one there. I saw 3 people during my 2ish hour visit. I was thankful for the peace at first, but when a sneaking disquiet started to set in, I understood what a previous reviewer had meant when she’d suggested not going alone. Definitely worth it to read about the history of the place. In addition to being the final resting place of various famous figures, the cemetery had also been the site of mass unmarked graves during the years of Franco. I recommend a visit. It was beautiful and sobering and gave me a deeper understanding of and respect for...

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5.0
2y

It was the Wine Festival in Villanova I Getru on the La Rambla main walking street of this incredible lively and beautiful seaside city! It's about 25 minutes from Barcelona and 5 minutes from Sitges, the Art and bohemian city of Spain. The Wine Festival is called Temps de Vi, was spectacular 3 days with countless of wine cellars represented from Catalonia, absolutely Superior quality vinos and sparkling vinos! Artisan food stands provided special food from their cheese , meat and pastry, besides all restaurants on La Rambla were open for service! Beautiful sea playa with a special statue of Mother Cow, representing that the life of cows/bulls are respected here in Catalonia, no bullfighting or other use of bulls, it's been banned long years ago! Spectacular city with lively expat groups, super social network...

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5y

My first impression was wowwwww, just WOW! I have visited many cemeteries but this one ist just incredible. It’s really big area but the most beautiful ones are luckily not too far from the entrance. They really put sooo much effort to create the fantastic art works. A small tip: the taxi app can be very useful. We planned to take a bus back to town but we missed it, the next one would be in 40 minutes. It was cold and windy and there’s nothing near so the taxi app just saved...

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