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Barcelona | Discovering Picasso at the Picasso Museum 🏛️🎨
AmadeusAmadeus
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A weekend discovering Picasso’s Barcelona, a city that deeply influenced him during his teenage years, with its vibrant and buzzy streets, its modernist and colourful architecture and culture. Here are some of the places I visited that shaped his art and life, and places that celebrate the artist’s legacy to this day: 🤎 El Gòtic. Pictured: The iconic Pont del Bisbe. 💚 Casa Batlló, by the modernist architect Antoni Gaudí 💛 Plaça Reial 🧡 La Boquería 🤍 Plaça Nova and COAC (Collage Of Architects of Catalonia) 💙 @museupicasso - a collection of pieces donated by Picasso himself. 💗 La Ribera - a vibrant area with shops, cafés and museums. Also pictured: a mural of Picasso by @gaston_liberto 💜 @palaumusicacat - a spectacular concert hall. 💚 Ciutadella Park 💛 Els 4Gats - Art nouveau-style café opened in 1896, hub for the Modernism movement, where Picasso met fellow artists and held his first solo exhibition. 🧡 @pobleespanyol - An open-air museum, with more than 100 buildings showcasing Spain’s typical regions and their culture, gastronomy and architecture. 🤍 La Sagrada Família, the renowned unfinished church, still under construction, by Antoni Gaudí. 💚 @serrasbarcelona Hotel and Rooftop, where you can enjoy a Picasso-inspired menu with a great view. Ad | #CelebrationPicasso #VisitSpain #VisitBarcelona #SpainUrban #SpainArt @spain @visitbarcelona @celebrapicasso #barcelona #barcelonalovers #barcelonaespaña #barcelonaspain #spain #españa #thisisbarcelona #tlpicks #barcelonaguide #barcelonatips #travelguide #theprettycities #iamatraveler #europetravel
mylondonfairytalesmylondonfairytales
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+INFO QUI ℹ️🔽 5 LUOGHI GRATIS A BARCELLONA ✈️🇪🇸 1) Per raggiungere il Mirador de Horta - sempre gratis! 2) Il Labirinto de Horta - gratis mercoledì e domenica (Per arrivare nei primi due punti : prendere la metto linea verde L3 direzione Trinitat Nova, fermata Mundet. Il tragitto in metro dura meno di 15 minuti, dopo di che con una passeggiata di 10 minuti arriverete all’ingresso del Labirinto, mentre per il mirador circa 30 min) 3) Lo spettacolo della Fontana magica di Montjuic potete assisterlo da mercoledì a domenica alle 21:30 e alle 22:00 - sempre gratuito. NB* può essere chiusa per emergenza siccità. 4) Sagrada Familia: ogni domenica si tengono messe internazionali alle 9:00. Durante quegli orari è possibile entrare gratuitamente rispettando un religioso silenzio e soprattutto indossando abiti consoni al luogo di culto (ad esempio non vi faranno entrare con spalle scoperte). 5) Al Museo di Picasso potete entrare gratis il giovedì dalle 17:00 alle 20:00. Attenzione perchè dovrete comunque acquistare il vostro biglietto gratuito sul sito ufficiale del museo. I biglietti sono disponibili a partire da 4 giorni prima e non sono illimitati, quindi dovrete affrettarvi. SALVA IL REEL E SEGUIMI PER ALTRI CONSIGLI DI VIAGGIO! Sulla mia pagina troverai luoghi incontaminati, città bellissime, cucina tipica dei posti visitati, consigli su come risparmiare in viaggio, offerte e informazioni sul mondo dei viaggi. #barcelona #barcelonacity #traveladventures #travelinspired #consiglidiviaggio #travelreel #travelinspo #traveltips #travelbarcelona #travelspain #visitbarcelona #visitspain #lowcost #economics #economyclass #tipsandtricks #gratis
travelwithcarmenapriletravelwithcarmenaprile
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8 things to do in Barcelona via @ordatwins !🇪🇸✨ 💡Barcelona, the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, is known for its art and architecture. The fantastical Sagrada Família church and other modernist landmarks designed by Antoni Gaudí dot the city. Museu Picasso and Fundació Joan Miró feature modern art by their namesakes. City history museum MUHBA, includes several Roman archaeological sites. Share this reel and let us know how many times have you visited Barcelona?✈️ 🎥@ordatwins via TikTok 📍Barcelona, Spain
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The museum is well worth a visit. Dedicated to the works of Pablo Picasso, it houses over 4,200 pieces, offering an incredible insight into his artistic journey. Located in five beautifully preserved medieval palaces in the La Ribera neighborhood, the museum first opened its doors on March 9, 1963, making it the first museum dedicated to Picasso during his lifetime. The museum does an excellent job of highlighting Picasso's strong connection with Barcelona, a city that played a pivotal role in his youth and artistic development. The collection began with a donation of 574 works from Picasso's close friend, Jaume Sabartés, who originally planned to establish the museum in Málaga, Picasso's birthplace. However, the deep ties Picasso had with Barcelona made it the natural choice for this cultural landmark. Over the years, the museum's collection has grown significantly through various donations, including a major addition in 1970 when Picasso himself donated 920 works after the death of Sabartés. The museum has continued to expand, with significant renovations and expansions in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, adding more space for exhibitions and improving the visitor experience. The museum not only showcases Picasso's work but also tells the story of his deep connection to the city of Barcelona. The blend of historical architecture with the extensive art collection makes this museum a true cultural gem. Whether you're a Picasso fan or simply appreciate art, the museum is an essential stop in Barcelona.
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Nearby Attractions Of Picasso Museum
Plaça de Catalunya
Mercado de La Boqueria
Arc de Triomf
Arco de Triunfo de Barcelona
Ciutadella Park
Cathedral of Barcelona
Aquàrium Barcelona
Palau de la Música Catalana
Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar
Barcelona Zoo

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Nearby Restaurants Of Picasso Museum
Colom Restaurant
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Carrer de Montcada, 15-23, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
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+34 932 56 30 00
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museupicassobcn.cat
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The Museu Picasso is an art museum in Barcelona, in Catalonia, Spain. It houses an extensive collection of artworks by the twentieth-century Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, with a total of 4251 of his works.
attractions: Plaça de Catalunya, Mercado de La Boqueria, Arc de Triomf, Arco de Triunfo de Barcelona, Ciutadella Park, Cathedral of Barcelona, Aquàrium Barcelona, Palau de la Música Catalana, Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, Barcelona Zoo, restaurants: Colom Restaurant, Hard Rock Cafè, El Bosc de Les Fades, Al Arabiya Restaurant & Cafe, Jesús Restaurant, Ocaña, 7 Portes, Tapas San Miguel, Les Quinze Nits, Can Paixano

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