Fundació Joan Miró
Masterpiece of rationalist architecture showcasing Joan Miró's cosmic art
Inaugurated in 1975 on Montjuïc, founded by Joan Miró to create an international contemporary art research center and house his personal collection.
Designed by Josep Lluís Sert in white Mediterranean rationalism, featuring barrel-vaulted skylights that diffuse sunlight without harsh shadows, and open sculpture terraces overlooking the city.
Houses Alexander Calder's Mercury Fountain (Font de Mercuri) from the 1937 Paris World Expo—the only fountain in the world that pumps liquid mercury behind sealed glass.
Nearby Sacred Topography Nodes (Barcelona)
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Terraced Mediterranean water garden with fountains inspired by the Alhambra
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC)
Monumental Palau Nacional housing the world's finest Romanesque fresco murals
Parc de Montjuïc
Panoramic 173-meter mountain with fortress, Olympic ring, and lush gardens