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Book Barcelona Egyptian Museum Tickets | Museu Egipci de Barcelona
- Explore one of Europe's most private collections of ancient Egyptian art and artifacts
- Located smack in the middle of Barcelona's city center, the Museu Egipci de Barcelona covers more than 2,000 square meters
- It has three exhibition areas, one of which is for temporary exhibits
- Learn about the Pharaohs, the funeral beliefs and practices of ancient Egyptians and their Gods
- Observe a well-preserved collection of sarcophagi, mummies, and earthenware from a close range
- Children aged 6-14 years, youth aged 5-18 years and seniors aged 65 years and above enjoy reduced pricing.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why Visit Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
- See the legendary era of the pharaohs as it comes to life at the museum.
- Learn about the culture, rituals and traditions of the ancient Egyptians.
- Explore 10 different exhibitions that cover all of ancient Egypt’s culture.
- Enjoy an excellent audio guide through the app that offers a great deal of extra information.
- Discover some magnificent sarcophagi, jewelry, and models of deities.
- Admire the massive library that is home to over 10000 documents.
Egyptian Museum Barcelona Highlights
Positions and characters
Statues of officials, nobles, and priests are present in this exhibition to help visitors understand the complex society that existed under the pharaohs. Some of the statues here are the Statue of a noble from 2300 BC and the Cube statues of Huy made of limestone and dating back to 1300 BC.
The Pharaoh
This is the first room of the museum, and it is built around the figure of the pharaoh and the royal family. Several majestic ushabtis - which are funerary figurines can be seen in this exhibit. Some of the items present in this room are the Head of the statue of the Nectaneb I from 362 BC, the UShabti of Taharqa from 664 BC, and the statue of the pharaoh Rameses III from 1163 BC.
Jewelry
Collars, rings, breastplates, and amulets made of precious stones and gold that are thousands of years old can be found. According to Egyptian culture jewelry had magical powers and they are inspired by divine symbols and entities.
Stone and earthenware
The ancient Egyptians perfected the art of creating stone cups and vessels. This is what allowed theme to practise the techniques that would help them create massive sculptures and architectural wonders. The storage pitcher is a great example of earthenware from 1300 BC, and is a testament to the quality of items they made.
Cosmetics and eroticism
The Egyptians also made numerous types of cosmetics and ointments to take care of their bodies. Perfumes, ointments, and paint for the eyes were also extensively used to treat freckles, wrinkles, and to prevent hair loss.
Funerary beliefs and practices
The Egyptians believed that human beings lived forever, which was why they mummified the dead. The dead had to have a tomb or home for eternity, which meant that they required sufficient items for their subsistence as well as an area of worship.
Funeral facilities
The funeral chambers had all sorts of facilities in them. The mummies were protected by sarcophagi in different shapes. Amulets of various types are also present, to ensure the well being of the deceased in the afterlife. Some of the common objects that are present with the mummies are ushabtis, canopic jars, models of events on Earth, food, and representation of divine figures.
The chapel for rituals
A chapel is present for rituals and other procedures. Some of the items found here include false door steles, offering tables, replacement statues, and wall representations of various types.
Worship in temples
Worship in temples was very common in ancient Egypt. The various areas of a temple are supposed to parallel the process of creation and the universe. Starting from the small wooden sanctuary, the spaces become bigger and better illuminated - the avant-chamber, the hypostyle, and finally the patio, until one reaches the exterior of the temple, where two massive pile-ons are present.
Gods of Egypt
Hundreds of gods were worshiped by the ancient Egyptians under the rule of the pharaohs. The Gods of Egypt exhibition aims to present the various gods and divinities that were believed to be the reincarnation of god. Some of the objects that you will see in thai room are the Bronze and Gold Figure of the goddess Neit, the Statue of the goddess Tueris, and the Statue of the God Hapy.
Plan Your Visit to Egyptian Museum Barcelona
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7 January to 21 June and 12 September to 30 November
Monday to Friday - 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM amd 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM
Saturdays - 10 AM to 8:00 PM
Sundays - 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
1 December to 5 January
Monday to Saturday - 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
22 June to 11 September
Monday to Saturday - 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Sunday - 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Closed on 1 and 6 January, 25 and 26 December
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All Your Questions About Egyptian Museum Barcelona Answered
Q. What is Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. The Egyptian Museum of Barcelona is one of the leading private collections from the time of the Pharaohs, and is located in the heart of Barcelona.
Q. Where can I buy tickets to Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. You can purchase tickets to Egyptian Museum Barcelona online.
Q. What can I see inside Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. Inside the Egyptian Museum Barcelona you can learn about the history, culture, and life of the ancient Egyptians in detail. You can understand their art and architecture, to their cosmetics, religious beliefs, temple worship ,and funerary practices.
Q. What are the opening hours of Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. From the 7 January to 21 June and 12 September to 30 November
Monday to Friday - 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM amd 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM
Q. Where is Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. The Egyptian Museum Barcelona is located at Carrer de València, 284, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
Q. When was Egyptian Museum Barcelona opened?
A. Egyptian Museum Barcelona was opened in 1994.
Q. Who built Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. The Egyptian Museum Barcelona was set up by a foundation - the Fundacio Arquelogica Clos.
Q. Are there restaurants inside Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. No, there are no restaurants inside Egyptian Museum Barcelona
Q. How can I reach Egyptian Museum Barcelona?
A. You can reach Egyptian Museum Barcelona by metro and bus.
Q. Is Egyptian Museum Barcelona safe to visit?
A. Yes, the Egyptian Museum Barcelona is safe to visit since many safety measures are in place to protect guests.