Every weekend of the year you can enjoy free museums on Sundays in Barcelona. Sunday is a good day to visit exhibitions and museums.
After confinement, museums reclaim the presence of people in their facilities.
Some offer Sunday afternoon access, others are open on the first Sunday of each month or offer free time slots.
It is best to check before you go for advance tickets, schedules and seating capacity.
Free museums on Sundays in Barcelona
National Museum of Art of Catalonia, MNAC
It opens its doors for free on the first Sunday of every month and every Saturday from 3 pm. During International Museum Day and on September 11, admission is also free. In this setting you can rediscover Romanesque art and its evolution until the mid-twentieth century.
Plaza del Rey Museum
The visit to the museum of the paça del Rei is free every Sunday from 3 pm to 8 pm. But on the first Sunday of every month you can enter the Muhba enclosures for free all day, except Park Güell. It also holds an open day for Santa Eulàlia on September 24 and May 18. It is a journey through 4,000 square meters of subway Roman excavations.
Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona
The CCCB is a multidisciplinary cultural center where the contemporary world is explored. You can enter for free on Sundays from 3pm to 8pm. As seating is limited, it is best to reserve in advance.
