Guide
Free exhibitions in Barcelona
Barcelona offers a range of free exhibitions that promise to enrich the spirit of locals and visitors alike. From contemporary art to historic pieces that tell the past of this cosmopolitan city, these free displays are open windows onto worlds of creativity, innovation and reflection. We present a list of exhibitions you can enjoy at no cost, inviting you to immerse yourself in Barcelona's fascinating artistic scene.
In this guide
9 listed
- Exposición «Moltes Mercès. Los carteles de la Fiesta Mayor de Barcelona»
- Exposición «Feminismes Fílmics: 1976 - 2026», a partir de la col·lecció de la Filmoteca de Catalunya
- Exposición «Ocho», de Jde Frederic Amat
- Exhibition ‘Declaration of Love to Lenin’, by Juana Dolores Romero Casanova
The exhibition Declaration of Love to Lenin, by Juana Dolores Romero Casanova, arrives at La Virreina Centre de la Imatge with a reflection on love, revolution, and class conflict. Curated by Valentín Roma, the show takes as its starting point a well-known phrase by Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara about the feelings that guide the true revolutionary.
- Exhibition “Barcelona = (Diversidad + Intensidad) x Complejidad”
“Barcelona = (Diversidad + Intensidad) x Complejidad” proposes looking at the city as if it were an open equation. The exhibition invites visitors to observe Barcelona not through the familiar postcard image, but through the forces that shape it every day: the people who inhabit it, the energy of collective life and the invisible relationships that connect its spaces.
- ‘Llano de Barcelona 2026-2035’ Model and ‘making of’ Exhibition
The Llano de Barcelona 2026-2035 model turns the city into a territory that can be observed, explored and understood at a glance. Printed entirely in 3D, this large-format piece is not only an urban representation: it is a tool for thinking about Barcelona on the scale of detail and, at the same time, from the metropolitan perspective.
- Exhibition «Catalan mythology»
The exhibition «Catalan mythology» invites visitors to rediscover an imaginary world of its own that for years has taken a back seat to other European mythic traditions. The display recovers tales and characters born of oral transmission across Catalan territory and places them in dialogue with the great worlds of contemporary fantasy, demonstrating the relevance of these stories in today’s culture.
- “Tomasa Cuevas” Exhibition
The permanent exhibition at the Tomasa Cuevas civic centre pays tribute to the life and legacy of an exceptional woman: Tomasa Cuevas.
- Exhibition “Barcelona festive imagery: giants, dwarfs, big-headed figures, bestiary and puppets”
The giants, the mischievous dwarfs, the big-headed figures and a host of other figures will surprise you and introduce you to the city’s culture.
Entries with their own DondeGo page show its English title. The rest appear as the guide lists them, in Spanish.