Perhaps, this is one of the most modern museums in Barcelona in terms of the innovativeness of the exhibits themselves. It features not only paintings, but also videos, installations, photographs, experimental music, contemporary dance, and much more. Moreover, all of them are so original and distinctive that it is difficult to fit them into the framework of one art form or another. It must be precisely for this reason that they were brought together under one roof here - at the Metronom Museum, which is also called the museum of the future.
The collection is housed in the building of a former wholesale warehouse, and it opened in 1980 on the initiative of collector Rafael Tous. Over time, "Metronom" became not only an exhibition venue, but also the main benchmark and example for the boldest artistic experiments.
Admission to the museum is free. And if you are strolling around Barcelona, looking at old buildings, delving into history, remembering dates and events, why not also take an interest in contemporary art? Who knows, perhaps you will get to see the experiments of a young artist still unknown to anyone, who in 10 years will become a cult figure? After all, Dali and Gaudi were also ahead of their time and beyond any definitions and boundaries.
