get here any time for the day of your ticket, the times aren't really being followed. particularly on bad weather days.
To go INSIDE the huge sculpture, get a timed ticket on the 4th Floor before you get on the elevator to the rooftop garden. NOTE: you must be wearing black rubber sole shoes/sneakers
If you love nature, add this to your bucket list. If you love modernism or abstraction, go soon. And, if you love sculpture go NOW. Pack a lunch & head out to Maya Lin's rolling fields for a picnic.
When you're finished with the museum, don't exit through the gift shop. Instead, head out the back and through the gate onto the beach. Take in amazing views of Øresund across to Sweden
Dia's northern outpost is one of the country's best galleries. Any time of year, it has a massive collection of modern works of art from the 1960s on.
Check out The Main Gate, The Bridge, The Children’s Playground, The Fountain, The Monolith Plateau and the Wheel of Life. These areas cover 212 bronze and granite sculptures crafted by Gustav Vigeland
Parc Güell belongs to several works of Anotni Gaudi which were commissioned and sponsored by the wealthy Güell family (others include for instance Palau Güell). Barcelona’s most emblematic park is sit Leia mais.
Walk around the 25 year-old public art project and feel like you've wandered into some sort of bizarre alternate reality -- the kind Tim Burton would've directed.
Goya's 'Saturn devouring his son' is one of the most haunting paintings you will ever see.
