Musée Moco de Barcelone

Ticket prices depend on the ticket type and age of the visitor. A regular adult ticket normally costs around €15 but people can get better prices from workable discounts like those for students, seniors, and children. It is best to check with the museum's official website for current information before visiting.

Yes, most of the time students can avail the discount by providing their student card; and also, there are some special promotional activities organized at certain times like days of the week or seasons. Follow their social media or subscribe to the newsletter to catch those amazing deals.

The Moco Museum houses contemporary pieces of various genres and styles of art. Some of the prominent muses on permanent display are those of Banksy, KAWS, Yayoi Kusama, among others. There is something always fresh and appealing to its visitors with temporary exhibitions that keep changing.

Yes, inside the museum visitors are allowed to take pictures but without flash photography. This is done in order to keep the art and create comfortable conditions for all visitors. However, it should also be taken into consideration that some temporary exhibits may also have their own rules on photography, so it is better to check with museum officials.

Tours are available organized in a variety of languages: English, Spanish, and Catalan. Usually such tours occur a few times a day so visitors can get the world of modern art experienced with an able guide. Reservations for such tours are best made ahead via the official site or via the museum's ticket office.

Yes, the museum has a souvenir shop where you can buy art books and prints, posters, postcards, and other memorabilia. If you are leaving outside the museum, it exits near the museum so you can buy things after visiting the exhibitions without going outside.

For best time to visit, try coming in the early morning or late in the evening because there are hardly any tourists. The chances of the museum being crowded are much higher on weekends and during public holiday periods, so consider visiting during the week. Also consider the museum hours because they vary in different seasons.

Parking is quite limited at the museum because it is set in the middle of the city. However, there are paid car parks or underground garages in the vicinity. If you want to travel to the museum by vehicle, it is better to resort to a navigation system or to use an app for finding parking spaces to receive beforehand all available options.

For now, I would recommend visiting their official website or checking their pages on social media for all recent events and temporary exhibitions. Within a few days, updates regarding events, lectures, workshops, or other fun happenings will show up.

Yes, this museum makes internal provisions to ensure that everyone can access it, even wheelchair users. Ramps provide entry into the building, and then you can find elevators inside and wide paths between exhibits. Should you need any further assistance or information, staff will readily help you.