Picasso Museum, F. C. Barcelona Museum and La Casa Milà, popularly known as La Pedrera, are just a few examples of the museums that can be visited free of charge on May 18 at the Night of Museums, activity promoted by the Council of Europe which takes place in 40 countries in 40 countries.
The Night of Museums
This year also coincides with the International Museum Day, a day designed to educate the citizens about the importance of these centers in the transformation of society, taking part more than thirty thousand centers worldwide with the idea of conscience the citizens about the important role of museums in the transformation of society.
In Barcelona and its metropolitan area, more than 60 museums will open doors for free, from 7 pm to 1 am, with activities ranging from exhibitions and guided tours to concerts and dances, plus numerous workshops and activities for the whole family.
Many of these museums are or are close to Go Car routes can offer. That’s why it would be a good idea, while you wait for the night to enter free into the museum, to make a tour with the talking cars that will teach you for sure about places of Barcelona with their respective history. Meanwhile you can make a list of the museums that you will want to visit.
This night is not the only chance to visit most of the museums in Barcelona for free. You can also do the first Sunday of each month, September 24, Day of la Mercè and February 12, Day of Santa Eulalia.
Besides all the Sundays of the year, from 3 until 8 pm at the following museums of Barcelona: MUHBA Plaça del Rei, Reial Monastery of Santa Maria de Pedralbes, Museum of Music, Museum of Natural Sciences of Barcelona; Museu Frederic Marès, Museu Picasso, CCCB. Centre of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona and Barcelona Maritime Museum.
Discover the recommended places in Barcelona by Go Car in collaboration with The Good Life in Barcelona on this map.
Last modified onMonday, 09 June 2014 17:46
