The Museum of World Cultures, located conveniently opposite the Picasso Museum, offers a serene and enriching experience for visitors interested in exploring diverse cultures from around the world. With artifacts from Africa, Asia, Australia, and more showcased on three floors, the museum provides a meticulously curated and detailed experience. Interactive exhibits further enhance the overall visit. For a reasonable entry fee of 5 euros, visitors can also access the museum's sister space in Montjuc. This hidden gem serves as a peaceful retreat from the crowds in El Born and is a worthy alternative to the neighboring Picasso Museum. Whether you have a passion for African masks, pre-Columbian sculptures, or Aboriginal Australian paintings, the Museum of World Cultures offers a diverse and educational journey through different cultures.

Museum of World Cultures

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