Fundació Joan Miró” it’s my favorite museum in Barcelona. They do beautiful & interesting exhibitions, but what really mesmerizes me is their architecture by Josep Lluís Sert. It’s located at Montjuic mountain but very close to city center, so you can breathe clean air and enjoy art master pieces. The shop and bookstore it’s also a place where I can spend many hours.
Website
fmirobcn.org
Address
Joan Miró Foundation, s/n Parc de Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain
Current city: Barcelona
Carla Step is a Barcelona based photographer and artist. She explores the world with an intimate eye and a strong connection with nature. Her work includes fashion, architecture, and travel photography, as well as portraits and landscapes from her day to day.
 

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