




Design Museum of Barcelona
Museum Gallery
4.4 (7892 reviews)
Museum in a contemporary building with exhibits on Spanish industrial design & decorative art.
Plaza de las Glorias Catalanas, 37-38, C. Irena Sendler, 1, Sant Martí, 08018 Barcelona, Spain
+34 932 56 67 00
Did You Know?
Iconic Location
The Design Museum of Barcelona is housed within the striking Disseny Hub Barcelona building, a distinctive architectural landmark in the city's Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes.
Collection Mergers
The museum is a result of the merger of four distinct Barcelona museums: the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Ceramics Museum, the Textile and Clothing Museum, and the Graphic Arts Cabinet.
Diverse Focus
Its collections span a wide range of design disciplines, including product design, fashion design, graphic design, and decorative arts, offering a comprehensive look at design history and innovation.
Grand Opening
While its collections have a rich history, the current iteration as the Design Museum of Barcelona officially opened its doors in 2014.
Highlights from Reviews
• free admission perks
The museum offers free admission on the first Sunday of the month and after 3 PM every Sunday, making it an accessible cultural experience.
• modern and striking building
The building itself is modern, spacious, and striking, with a unique silhouette, and is well-equipped, contributing to an inspiring atmosphere.
• well-curated and diverse exhibits
Exhibitions are well laid out and curated, covering a wide range of design aspects from fashion and graphic design to sustainability and materials.
• excellent gift shop
The museum boasts an excellent gift shop with a great variety of beautiful and unique items, making it ideal for finding nice presents.
• great accessibility and amenities
Easy access via public transit, clean bathrooms, a cafe, seating areas, and a free audio guide make the visit convenient and comfortable for all.
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