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Created by Joan Miró as an institute for the study of contemporary art, it was built by his close friend and architect Josep Lluís Sert. Its outstanding octagonal tower houses a concert hall that's used as an auditorium for classical music performances. The permanent collection includes Miró's art in all formats: large canvases, tapestries, everyday objects, engravings, photographs and more. The Fundació also organizes temporary exhibitions and has a cafe-restaurant and souvenir shop. The hours of operations may vary according to the months, kindly visit the website for further details of the same.
I came away from this museum knowing I wasn't a fan of Miro. That being said, I still think this is a good museum if you want an overview of his work. So, if you already know you're a ... more
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Old Town Barcelona's old town, or Ciutat Vella , is the heart of the city. It's made up of many small neighborhoods, full of old-world character, linked by narrow, winding streets. Students, foreigners and artists thrive in this area, attracted by its sense of history and cosmopolitan feel along …