Museo Egipci de Barcelona

More than 2,000 m² of exhibition space house almost one thousand exhibits, including sarcophagi, mummies, jewelry, and amulets, offering us a better insight into the daily life and prevailing customs of the ancient civilization of the pharaohs. Museu Egipci de Barcelona offers guided tours of its collections, led by Egyptologists who are essential for providing visitors with a better understanding and knowledge of Egyptian culture and civilization.

The Museu Egipci de Barcelona, the only museum in Catalonia dedicated to Egypt, offers an in-depth look at more than three thousand years of ancient Egyptian history. At the Jordi Clos Egyptian Archaeology Collection, visitors can discover an exceptional collection of sculptures, sarcophagi, mummies, and everyday objects that reveal the life and beliefs of this fascinating civilization. The themed rooms explore aspects such as religion, burial customs, and the role of the pharaohs, while temporary exhibitions and cultural activities offer new perspectives on Egypt’s heritage. Due to changes to the temporary exhibitions, reduced ticket prices are available until September 30.

More than 2,000 m² of exhibition space house almost one thousand exhibits, including sarcophagi, mummies, jewelry, and amulets, offering us a better insight into the daily life and prevailing customs of the ancient civilization of the pharaohs. Museu Egipci de Barcelona offers guided tours of its collections, led by Egyptologists who are essential for providing visitors with a better understanding and knowledge of Egyptian culture and civilization.

The Museu Egipci de Barcelona, the only museum in Catalonia dedicated to Egypt, offers an in-depth look at more than three thousand years of ancient Egyptian history. At the Jordi Clos Egyptian Archaeology Collection, visitors can discover an exceptional collection of sculptures, sarcophagi, mummies, and everyday objects that reveal the life and beliefs of this fascinating civilization. The themed rooms explore aspects such as religion, burial customs, and the role of the pharaohs, while temporary exhibitions and cultural activities offer new perspectives on Egypt’s heritage. Due to changes to the temporary exhibitions, reduced ticket prices are available until September 30.