An incredible collection of art
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The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya or 'MNAC' sits at the foot of Montjuïc hill in Barcelona in a Neo-Baroque palace called the 'Palau Nacional' which was the main site of the Spanish exhibition for the World Fair of 1929 (the same fair that 'Poble Espanyol', also located on Montjuïc hill was created for).
The museum is a must for art lovers as it houses one of the greatest collections of Romanesque mural paintings and sacred objects. The collection includes pieces by artists such as:
The collection spans medieval Gothic art from as early as the 13th century all the way through to modern works. The modern gallery is separated into 5 sections:
Please note the museum is actually free to enter from 15:00 on Saturdays and the first Sunday of each month. The rooftop bar can sometimes be closed dependent on weather. Refunds are not possible where this is the case.