The exterior is absolutely wonderful and the views from there as well...We did not like the exhibitions though...there are better museums in Barcelona! They have a very stupid rule that you need to show your ticket at the entry of each PERMANENT exhibition...so really stick to your ticket. We also tried the restaurant, which was absolutely delicious (although the waiters... More

We spent a happy couple of hours wandering round the museum's vast collections. We particularly enjoyed the temporary exhibit 'International Gothic'. More

Just walking here was a joy, and a workout. Quit a few steps to the top. Lots of varity art renisance, picaso and more. Come back at night for light and water show. More

it is nice museum in great district on Monjuic with other nice places, that worth seing around More

Just the views from the Palace are worth a visit. On the hill of Montjuich (Mountain of the jews), it's an impressive palace overlooking Barcelona to the North, The romanesque frescoes are so beautiful that they take you back to the 12 and 13 centuries. Lots of history and iconic representations. Good learning! More

We did not go inside the museum on our trip, but the views from outside are amazing. The architecture of this building is amazing. It also overlooks the Magical Fountain. If you are staying in the Barcelona city center, I would venture out a little west to see this location. More

The museum has a distinguished collection of Roman, Gothic, Renaissance & Modern Art, which pays homage to the region's architects & furniture makers as well as artists, but its the actual BUILDING itself - the Palau Nacionale - that is amazing! Restored since the 1929 International Exhibition its seriously impressive & you cant miss the thing really! There are about... More

I went here on a whim. I hadn't read anything about it before I went in and wow was I suprised. I had just been to the Prado and the Reina Sofia in Madrid, so I wasn't expecting much, but this place shoudl also be on your list if you enjoy art.. The Gothic Section was remarkable and certainly the... More

Admittedly, I'm not really a museum person. But this museum seemed to go on and on, with little change from exhibit to exhibit. We paid for the audio tour which only served to add more information than you really wanted or needed to know. There were no works from anyone that you would really recognize - except Antoni Gaudi -... More