Frederic Marès Museum
Introduction Known for its vast collection of sculptures, most of which were gathered by collector Frederic Marès from across Europe.
From the museum’s semi-basement to the second floor, it exhibits sculptures from the Roman era up to the 20th century, with the wooden religious sculptures from the 12th to the 19th centuries being the most precious. The third and fourth floors are called the “Museum of Sentimentality,” displaying items that reflect the elegant and luxurious lifestyle of the nobility in olden times, such as fans and pipes. Transportation
Subway: Jaume I Station on Line 4. Tickets/Opening Hours Tickets: 3 euros, free on the first Sunday and Wednesday of every month.
Opening hours: 10:00–19:00, 10:00–15:00 on Sundays and public holidays, closed on Mondays.
Barcelona, Spain
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