Fundació Joan Miró Museum Barcelona - Tickets and Visitor Information

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What is Fundació Joan Miró Museum Barcelona?

• The Fundació Joan Miró Museum in Barcelona is one of the city’s most important cultural landmarks, dedicated to the life and work of renowned Catalan artist Joan Miró.
• Located on Montjuïc Hill, it combines modern architecture with one of the most extensive collections of Miró’s artwork in the world.
• Whether you're an art lover or simply exploring Barcelona’s museums, this is one of the most inspiring and peaceful cultural experiences in the city.

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Quick Information

• Fundació Joan Miró Museum Address: Parc de Montjuïc, s/n, 08038, Barcelona
• Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday from 10:00 - 20:00 (Closed on Mondays)
• Suggested Visit Duration: 2 hours
• Fundació Joan Miró Museum Ticket Options

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‍Is The Fundació Joan Miró Museum Worth Visiting?

Yes, especially if you enjoy art, architecture, or quieter attractions away from the busiest tourist areas. It can be enjoyed by:

• Art lovers interested in 20th century modern art
• Visitors exploring Montjuïc and its museums
• Families and couples looking for a calmer museum experience
• Anyone wanting to learn more about Catalan culture

The museum is often described as one of Barcelona’s most relaxing cultural spaces thanks to its open layout and hilltop location surrounded by nature.

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What You Can See At The Fundació Joan Miró Museum

The museum offers a journey through Miró’s artistic evolution, including:

• Early surrealist works
• Iconic abstract paintings
• Experimental sculptures and textiles
• Rotating contemporary exhibitions
• Outside, the sculpture garden provides one of the most scenic viewpoints in Barcelona, overlooking the city and the Mediterranean Sea.

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Ticket Options

• Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket - From €17.00
• Articket Barcelona (Access to 6 Museums including Joan Miro) - From €38.00
• Barcelona Card (Including Joan Miró) - From €59.00

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About Fundació Joan Miró Museum

The museum is home to a range of works by one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, Joan Miró, paying tribute to his unique style which is marked by vibrant colours, dreamlike imagery, and a deep connection to his Catalan roots.

The building was designed by his close friend, architect Josep Lluis Sert, and was opened in 1975. Sert designed it to blend in with the surroundings, following Miró's own passion of creating a relationship between art and nature.

The museum owns a collection that covers most of Miró's career from his early works that were influenced by Catalan landscapes, through to his later works when his mind was open to more expression and Miró himself donated multiple pieces to the foundation.

The museum doesn't only display Miró's works, it also features works by other artists and regularly hosts exhibitions throughout the year.

Highlights include:

• La Masia: The painting portrays the family farmhouse in Mont-roig del Camp and shows his early style and his deep attachment to his homeland.
• L'or de l'atzur: A large mural created exclusively for the museum's foundation and celebrates the spirit of creativity and freedom.
• Sculpture Garden: The museum has an outdoor sculpture garden that visitors can enjoy.
• Pintura Mural: A piece that covers an entire wall and features a blend of bold colours, abstract shapes, and symbolic elements that reflect Miró's surrealist aesthetic.
• Constel·lacions: A collection of 23 small-scale paintings that show Miró's fascination with the cosmos.

Miró was born 20 April 1893 in Barcelona and died 25 December 1983.

He was known for using imaginative and symbolic elements in his works, along with playful use of colour, shapes and lines.

He had shown a keen interest in art as a child and attended the 'Royal Academy of Fine Arts' of San Jorge in Barcelona before moving on to the 'Acadèmia Gali'.

He moved to Paris and became involved with the Surrealist movement and also met Picasso.

He became known for his use of 'automatism', a technique where the artist allows their hand to move freely without a specific plan but simply following subconscious suggestions.

Useful Information About The Fundació Joan Miró Foundation Museum

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Fundació Joan Miró Address:

• Parc de Montjuïc, s/n, 08038, Barcelona

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How to get to Fundació Joan Miró:

• Via Montjuïc Telerific
• Barcelona Public Buses: 55 & 150 both stop at 'Bus Parc de Montjuïc
• Subway L3 and L2 to Paral·lel + Funicular to Parc de Montjuic
• Montjuïc Hill also has wonderful paths to walk up with amazing scenery on route and other monuments and historical buildings to enjoy.

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Fundació Joan Miró Opening Hours

• Tuesday: 10:00 – 20:00
• Wednesday: 10:00 – 20:00
• Thursday: 10:00 – 20:00
• Friday: 10:00 – 20:00
• Saturday: 10:00 – 20:00
• Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00

The Museum is closed on Mondays except on the following dates: 5^th June | 11^thSeptember | 25^th September.