The Museu de l’Art Prohibit is the first and only museum in the world exclusively dedicated to showcasing artworks that have faced censorship or various forms of prohibition due to social, political, religious, moral or cultural reasons. Learn more about Museu de l’Art Prohibit in our The Museum section.

Indeed, browse our Premium Visit section to explore the diverse range of private tour options we offer. For any inquiries, please feel free to contact us via email at events@museuartprohibit.org.

Indeed, browse our Space Rental section to explore the diverse range of space rental options we offer. For any inquiries, please feel free to contact us via email at events@museuartprohibit.org.

We have a catalogue in various languages that can be purchased from the online shop or the shop in the museum. Visit the Shop section and take a look at the products available.

The digital guide works by scanning the QR code you’ll find in the museum entrance and the different exhibition rooms. During your visit, you can also scan each of the artworks to find out more about them. Go to the Digital Guide section to find out more about it.

Within the Opening Hours section, you will find the regular opening hours and closing days. Tickets can be purchased and museum access can be obtained up to 30 minutes before closing time.

All ticket prices and applicable discounts are available in our Plan your visit section.

No, children under 13 years old (inclusive), when accompanied by an adult, enjoy free entry to the museum. Please note that due to the content of some works, the visit is recommended for an adult audience.

You can freely access the museum shop by passing through the security checkpoint

The museum shop follows the same operating hours as the museum itself. Please consult our Opening Hours section for details

Yes, we accept cash payments at our physical ticket office. However, we strongly encourage online ticket purchases, as this not only offers more affordable rates but also reduces your waiting time.

While not mandatory, it is highly advisable. We recommend buying your tickets online, as this not only offers more affordable rates but also reduces your waiting time.

Certainly, you can explore our Tickets section to select your ticket.

Certainly, you can explore our Tickets section to select your ticket.

Except for guide dogs, animals are not permitted entry into the museum.

Firstly, kindly ensure that your tickets haven’t landed in your Spam folder. If you still haven’t received them, feel free to reach out to us at info@museuartprohibit.org, and we will send you the tickets.

Once purchased, tickets will not be refunded except in cases of access issues to the venue and/or purchased services. In such cases, a refund corresponding to the affected area will be processed. For services that cannot be provided as purchased, a proportional refund will be processed. Refunds will be made through the same payment method used initially (cash, card, etc.).

Go to the Tickets section to see all the options we have to offer.

No, we don’t sell tickets without a set date. For capacity control and security, we need to know exactly how many visitors there are in the museum at all times.

You can request an invoice by emailing us at info@museuartprohibit.org and including your billing details and the ticket booking number.

No, we don’t give tickets away for the first Sunday of the month but we do have reduced rates for people over 65, students and children under the age of 13.

No. Currently, we only have reduced rates for people over 65, students and children under the age of 13.

Currently, we only have reduced rates for people over 65, students and children under the age of 13. However, we are looking into introducing discounted rates for people with special needs.

The teacher’s ticket is free when accompanying a group of students. Go to the Educational Groups section to see all the options we have to offer.

No. Currently, we have reduced rates for people over 65, students and children under the age of 13.

No. Currently, we have reduced rates for people over 65, students and children under the age of 13.

No. Currently, we have reduced rates for people over 65, students and children under the age of 13.

Yes. We have a reduced rate for students but you must present your student card.

Tickets sold at the ticket office are subject to availability. That’s why we recommend you buy your tickets online to make sure you can visit the museum.

Yes, you can buy a Gift Prohibit code, which is valid for a year and can be exchanged for tickets whenever the person wants to visit the museum.

Yes, go to the Guided Visit section to see all the options we have to offer.

It’s up to you, you can bring our own official guide or you can complement your visit by opting for the museum’s guide service which you can book on our website. Visit the Guided Visit and Professional Groups sections to find out about the different services.

General admission and guided visit tickets do not cost the same. Visit the Guided Visit section to see all the options we have to offer.

We recommend following the exhibition route and the explanations for each one of the artworks. You can do this by using the free digital guide. For a more detailed visit and to learn even more about forbidden art from our expert guides, you can consult details about the services available in the Guided Visit section.

The guided visit is a different product from the general admission ticket and currently, there are no reduced rates.

Take a look at the Guided Visit section to see all the options we have to offer for this service.

The guided visit ticket option is for groups of 1 to 25 people.

The Museu de l’Art Prohibit is located a mere one-minute walk from Rambla de Catalunya. To access the museum:

METRO:

- Passeig de Gràcia: L2, L3 and L4

- Universitat: L1 and L2

- Catalunya: L1 and L3

BUS:

- Stop 1: 63, 67 and V15

- Stop 2: 7, 52, 54 and 714

- Stop 3: 22, 24 and V15

- Tourist bus

TRAIN:

- Barcelona-Plaça de Catalunya: Rodalies de Catalunya and FCG commuter lines

PARKING

- In front of the museum: Carrer de la Diputació, 239, Barcelona

Certainly, within our Accessibility section, you’ll find details regarding the museum’s entrances that have been adapted for individuals with reduced mobility.

There are no areas reserved for buses near the museum.

The visit to the museum is self-guided (with a free digital guide) and usually takes around one hour.

Absolutely, the museum provides locker facilities where you can temporarily store your belongings during your visit.

No, the museum doesn’t have designated storage for such items.

Access our free Digital Guide section to accompany your visit and deepen your understanding of the museum’s essence.

No, the museum strictly prohibits the entry of any type of food and beverages.

Yes, photography is allowed inside the museum, although we recommend refraining from using flash photography.