Urban art exhibitions in Barcelona

Plan your visit to BAS Museum: museum tickets in Barcelona

Seeing BAS's exhibitions is easy. Here is the essential information to organise your visit

Seeing BAS's exhibitions is easy. Here is the essential information to organise your visit

Opening hours

Opening hours

Tuesday to Sunday, from 11:00 to 20:30 h.

Where

Where

Carrer de la Carabassa 10, 08002 Barcelona, right in the heart of Ciutat Vella, near the Gothic Quarter.

Duration

Duration

the visit lasts about 40 minutes.

Tickets

Tickets

buy your ticket online and choose the time that suits you best.

Plan your visit

Tickets and prices to visit our street art museum

General admission to the BAS Museum allows you to choose the date and time of your visit. If you would prefer not to be tied to a specific time, you can purchase a flexible ticket, which is valid for any time on your chosen day.

General admission

Date and time of your choice

11€

Flexible ticket

(residents, students, over 65 years old, unemployed people, people with disabilities)

7€

Children aged 0-6 years

Free ticket for children under 6 years old

€7

Children aged 0-6 years

£9.50

Children aged 0-6 years

Free

Children aged 0-6 years

£18

Children aged 0-6 years

£18

You can buy tickets online or at the museum ticket office. Buying them online guarantees your preferred time slot. Tickets are non-refundable, except in the event of access or service issues attributable to the museum.

BAS Museum opening hours

BAS Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 11:00 to 20:30. Last entry is at 20:00 and the museum remains closed on Mondays.


Online tickets are sold in half-hour time slots, so you can choose the time that best suits your day in the centre of Barcelona.

How to get to BAS Museum?

BAS Museum is located at Carrer de la Carabassa 10, 08002 Barcelona, a narrow street in the Gothic Quarter, in the Ciutat Vella district.


  • By metro: the nearest stations are Jaume I (line 4, yellow) and Liceu (line 3, green). From either of them, you can reach the museum in about an 8–9-minute walk.


  • By bus: you can take lines H10, V15, 45, 47 or 59. Their stops are a 3- to 5-minute walk from the museum.


  • On foot: if you are already strolling through the Gothic Quarter, you are just a stone's throw from the museum.

What will you see and how long does the visit last?

A visit to the BAS Museum lasts around 40 minutes. During this time, you will explore the permanent collection, arranged across seven themed rooms dedicated to urban and contemporary art, featuring works by local and international artists.


Additionally, the museum features a gallery space hosting the current temporary exhibition, a free-access area that introduces you to the BAS universe, and a shop with creative pieces. Each work includes a QR code offering content about the artist.

Guided tours, families and groups

The BAS Museum guided tour costs €18, which includes admission. It is led by the exhibition's curator, lasts around 50 minutes, and is available in Catalan, Spanish, or English. There is also a guided tour for families, in Catalan, for €18.


If you are coming as a group, you can purchase up to 19 tickets per time slot on the website. For larger groups, write to us at info@basmuseum.com and we will help you organise your visit.

Book a guided tour

Book a guided tour

Accessibility and services of the establishment

BAS Museum is accessible to people with reduced mobility: the museum does not have a lift, but the route is adapted so that you can enjoy the full visit. During the tour, the QR codes next to the works provide you with more information about each artist.


In addition, the shop and the temporary exhibition have free access, so you can visit them without buying a ticket. A ticket is only required to view the museum collection.

Frequently asked questions about visiting the BAS Museum

Frequently asked questions about visiting the BAS Museum

Frequently asked questions about visiting the BAS Museum

Do I need to buy tickets in advance?

It is not mandatory, but we recommend booking in advance. Online tickets are allocated in half-hour time slots, and purchasing them beforehand guarantees your preferred date and time. If you prefer not to be tied to a specific schedule, the flexible ticket (€12.50) allows you to enter at any time on your chosen day. In addition, we have a free, open space that introduces the world of the museum and its artists. It is an excellent first step to encourage you to discover the full tour.

Do I need to buy tickets in advance?

It is not mandatory, but we recommend booking in advance. Online tickets are allocated in half-hour time slots, and purchasing them beforehand guarantees your preferred date and time. If you prefer not to be tied to a specific schedule, the flexible ticket (€12.50) allows you to enter at any time on your chosen day. In addition, we have a free, open space that introduces the world of the museum and its artists. It is an excellent first step to encourage you to discover the full tour.

Can I buy the ticket at the museum ticket office?

Yes. In addition to purchasing online, you can buy your ticket at the BAS Museum box office at Carrer de la Carabassa 10. Please note that the last entry is at 20:00 and that, during peak times, buying online guarantees your preferred time slot.

Can I buy the ticket at the museum ticket office?

Yes. In addition to purchasing online, you can buy your ticket at the BAS Museum box office at Carrer de la Carabassa 10. Please note that the last entry is at 20:00 and that, during peak times, buying online guarantees your preferred time slot.

Does BAS Museum have free admission days?

BAS Museum does not have any advertised free admission days. Children under 6 enter for free, and there is a reduced rate of €7 for students aged 18 to 30, over-65s, unemployed people, disabled visitors, and residents of Catalonia.

Does BAS Museum have free admission days?

BAS Museum does not have any advertised free admission days. Children under 6 enter for free, and there is a reduced rate of €7 for students aged 18 to 30, over-65s, unemployed people, disabled visitors, and residents of Catalonia.

Can I change the date or time of my ticket?

Tickets are non-refundable, except in the event of access or service issues attributable to the museum. If you need to change the date or time of your visit, please email us at info@basmuseum.com with your booking reference and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Can I change the date or time of my ticket?

Tickets are non-refundable, except in the event of access or service issues attributable to the museum. If you need to change the date or time of your visit, please email us at info@basmuseum.com with your booking reference and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Can I change the date or time of my ticket?

Tickets are non-refundable, except in the event of access or service issues attributable to the museum. If you need to change the date or time of your visit, please email us at info@basmuseum.com with your booking reference and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Can I visit the museum with children?

Yes. Children under 6 go free, and young people aged 7 to 13 pay €9.50. If you'd like a more engaging experience, there is also a family guided tour, in Catalan. The tour lasts about 40 minutes, so it's easy to fit into a day out in the city centre.

Can I visit the museum with children?

Yes. Children under 6 go free, and young people aged 7 to 13 pay €9.50. If you'd like a more engaging experience, there is also a family guided tour, in Catalan. The tour lasts about 40 minutes, so it's easy to fit into a day out in the city centre.

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