The Archaeologic Museum, founded in 1907, exhibits the remains of Ibiza and Formentera's historic past from the prehistoric to the medieval Islamic Age.

The Barcelona FC Museum is a must see for football fans! Bursting with trophies, statues and other memorials, it is a football fan's heaven.

The Contemporary Art Museum of Ibiza was founded in 1970. Its collection of paintings and engravings is international and it partly reflects the Ibizan art forms from 1959 to the present day.

A wonderful gallery of Miró's works from as far back as 1914, showing not just paintings but also tapestry, sculptures and other forms of art from the artist.

The City History Museum is a living museum that opens out to the city. It is dynamic and encourages participation.The City History Museum is housed in a building which has of itself a historical past behind it.

The religious counterpart of the Museum of Art. The Museu Capitular features excellent specimens of medieval religious artworks, such as the manuscript of the Beatus of Girona dating back to 975 AD and the Tapestry of the Creation from the 12 th century.

The Museu d’Arqueologia de Catalunya, torchbearer of the archaeological museum tradition since the turn of the century, is fruit of the Museum Act ratified in 1990. As a National Museum, its main objective is to preserve, research and diffuse archaeological remains that illustrate historical...

The Art Museum of Girona is the result of the joint presentation of some pieces from the collection of the Old Provincial Museum of Antiques and Fine arts and some others from the collection of the Diocesan Museum.

It is one of the few museums where you can journey through the 500 years of the history of images, seeing what were the predecessors and the origins of the cinema. On show are the techniques and the visual spectacles from the beginnings of the 7th art up to the arrival of television.

The MNAC embraces all the arts (sculpture, painting, objets d'art, drawing, engraving, posters, photography and coinage) and has the task of explaining the general history of Catalan art from the Romanesque period to the mid-twentieth century.