Barcelona culture reviews
Here are the latest Barcelona cultural reviews, in reverse order. If you'd like to add your own comments about any cultural joint in Barcelona, simply find the appropriate page for that particular gallery, museum, etc, and submit your review there! We look forward to your comments.
| Base Elements  Fantastically hip place where I could browse all day. The owner seems really friendly and is knowledgeable about the local scene. There's also a great tea house right next door... cool area of town 
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reviewed by Sl.I.nk.I.am from United States on Jan.13.2012 |
| Caixa Forum Great private collection of Impressionist pieces at the Caixa Forum right now... loads of pieces by Renoir, plus Degas, Manet, Gaughin. Some amazing paintings during a very exciting time for art! |
reviewed by Katarzyna from Poland on Dec.16.2011 |
| MNAC The Camarasa paintings are amazing. This is a good museum to combine with a sunset trip to Magic Fountain... just check your timings. |
reviewed by Big D from United States on Dec.16.2011 |
| Sant Miquel del Fai Words can't describe how amazing this place is! I'm so glad we did this and not Montserrat. I'm sure Montserrat would be excellent too but I heard it's very touristy and this was beautifully serene. Just a few other tourists and us. I went with the husband and kids and they all loved it. You have to wear sensible footwear if you want to enter the caves and best bring some sunscreen for when you're outdoors but other than that there's not mch to say. Just go and enjoy! |
reviewed by Patricia from United States on Nov.14.2011 |
| La Sagrada Familia OMG I LOVE IT. THE LA SAGRA FAMILIA IS TRUELY INSPIRING AND ABSOLUTLY A-MAZING. Antonio Guadi should truely be praised for designing such a magnificent building!! |
reviewed by Nancy Grey from Bosnia on Sep.13.2011 |
| Mammoth Museum I couldn't believe our kids were actually allowed to touch so many of the exhibits. I was terrified they would break them. But thankfully they didn't! Needless to say they loved it, and as an adult I was impressed too. It's not the biggest museum, which is perhaps a good thing as well. I'd definitely recommend for children and maybe adults with a special interest in the ice age. |
reviewed by John Finch from United Kingdom on Sep.13.2011 |
| Mammoth Museum El museo del Mamut tiene los esquiletos auntenticos de edad de Hielo. Tambien hay copies de pinturas repestras. Es muy interesante. |
reviewed by Anna from Russia on Jul.19.2011 |
| Placa Reial placa reial is the catalan name for plaza real |
reviewed by from Finland on Jul.11.2011 |
| Montjuic Castle Yes great views but also amazing during Sala Montjuic open air cinema festival and the venue for the Sonar stage of the Montjuic by night festival... so more and more reasons to go visit this 'castle' |
reviewed by Ojan from United States on Jul.11.2011 |
| Passeig del Born my favourite hang out in BCN. You can watch the world go by drink a beer or eat some pizza. Like permanent vacation |
reviewed by Aurelie from France on Jun.20.2011 |
| Passeig de Gracia Complete contrast to downtown Barcelona this street is open and light with magnificent 19th and 20th century architecture. Warning: the shops are very expensive here so not a good place to locate a bargain |
reviewed by Harriet from United States on Jun.08.2011 |
| CCCB Lots of free exhibitions and a great place to spend a rainy day. Recently saw something about Trieste here. Didn't iknow james joyce could write such filthy love letters! |
reviewed by Fozzy from United States on Jun.03.2011 |
| Caixa Forum Caught a great exhibition here about Russian architecture in early Soviet times, pre-Stalin's monstrosities. Very eye-opening. It's a great building and there's always three or four free exhibitions running at one time, so perfect for those rainy Sundays and fine wintry afternoons. I guess I won't be going much over summer |
reviewed by Big D from United Kingdom on May.09.2011 |
| Santa Maria Del Mar quiero saber quien fue maria del mar por que yo soy desendencia de ella pero me gustaria saber mas de ella |
reviewed by evelyn from United States on May.28.2011 |
| Placa Catalunya Great pillow fight here on Sunday! Unbelievable. Love the random stuff that happens in ths city! |
reviewed by Jess from United States on Apr.05.2011 |
| Poble Espanyol A completely unique place and worth visiting for this reason. Also you can easily combine a vist with many other cultural places on Montjuic |
reviewed by Karl from Sweden on Mar.15.2011 |
| Mammoth Museum Me gusta el museo del mammut! |
reviewed by Sandra from United States on Feb.22.2011 |
| Flamenco Barcelona We booked to see a genuine flamenco performance and we weren't disappointed. Although the crowds were mostly tourists like us the singers and dancers were every bit as passionate as you would hope - stomping and clapping until they were running rivers of sweat. Some of the music was spine tingling and intense. The concert was one of the highlights of our trip to Barcelona. |
reviewed by Laura Brick from United States on Feb.17.2011 |
| Mammoth Museum a greate museum and friendly stuffs! nice that you can touch everything! and its all authentic! incredible! im recomending definitely go there!:) |
reviewed by andrea from Argentina on Feb.09.2011 |
| Casa Batllo Surreal exterior that really showcases Gaudi's genius. This house is actually privately owned and a little more expensive to visit than Casa Milo for example but an essential stop off for lovers of Art Nouveau and Gaudi. |
reviewed by Sammy from United States on Feb.05.2011 |
| Casa Vicens Based on my life of studying mundane archetecture in varying countries around the world, I have concluded that Guadi is the most established and unique dude of all |
reviewed by Asara Tkobaganstan from Trinidad and Tobago on Jan.21.2011 |
| Casa Vicens This build is very pretty. I love the black and white building blocks. Gaudi is like the most amazing architect!! |
reviewed by Bob Coralez from United States on Jan.21.2011 |
| La Rambla Ever since El Pais published that story about the prostitutes in La Boqueria things have got much better. It's a lot less sleazy now than in 2009 when I got here. The most irritating thing about La Rambla now is those guys who make the really irritating bird sounds with that stupid toy which they sell. Please Mr. Mayor pass a new law and make it illegal! |
reviewed by Christian from Germany on Jan.15.2011 |
| Palau de la Musica Catalana A truly great example of Modernista architecture. Shame that the close proximity of other buildings means you can't behold it in all its glory. The Palace of Catalan Music should definitely feature on any top ten cultural attractions list of Barcelona IMHO! |
reviewed by Snooze Control from United Kingdom on Jan.06.2011 |
| Magic Fountain thanks for the timetable guys.Look forward to hitting Barcelona and seeing the magic fountain. my girlfriend better be impressed or I want my money back though! |
reviewed by Smithy from United Kingdom on Jan.03.2011 |
