Joan Miro Foundation Barcelona

Barcelona is located on the northeastern coast of the Iberian peninsula and the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the significant cities of Spain; apart from being the second largest city of Spain, Barcelona is also the capital of Catalonia. The key highlight of Barcelona lies in its seamless blend of the modern and the classical facets; the city boasts of rich cultural and historical heritage. The city has been able to preserve its Gothic center almost intact and the several landmarks and monuments of the city bear testimony to the cultural and historical heritage of the city. One of the novel ways to explore the culture and history of the city is by touring the numerous museums of the city. Joan Miro Foundation, Barcelona is one of the favorite museums in the city. The building of the museum was designed by Josep Lluís Sert and the building has been designed in a special manner to provide you a moment of calm and beatitude.

Joan Miro Foundation boasts of a beautiful setting; you can experience light and beautiful places in here. You will be enthralled by the trees that surround the museum. You can also enjoy spectacular glimpses of the city from here. The Joan Foundation houses works of art of Miro, who had worked with diverse materials forms and colors. Miro throughout his life had indulged in experimentation, which is reflected in his painting, sculpture, printing techniques, ceramics, theatre and tapestry.

Joan Miro Foundation boasts of an extensive collection of the works of Miro and a visit to the museum will help you to know more about the artist and his works. The museum is open on all days of the week. On Sunday’s the museum is open from 10am to 2:30pm, on Thursday’s the museum is open from10am to 9:30pm and on remaining days of the week, the museum is open from10am to 7pm. The museum is conveniently situated and you can easily access the restaurant through the excellent transportation facilities of the Barcelona.