A photographic exhibition commemorates the historic arrival of the Tour de France in Barcelona in 2026. The Museu Olímpic i de l’Esport Joan A. Samaranch, in El Poble-sec, hosts a selection of images capturing key moments of this sporting event and its global projection for the city. The photographs document the official start of the race, including the team time trial and the stage finishing in Montjuïc, cementing Barcelona's image as a cycling hub.
The Planns tip
If using public transport, L3 (green line) stops nearby at Poble Sec.
Practical info
Tuesday to Saturday: from 10:00 h to 18:00 h General admission: 6.3 € Reduced admission: 3.90 € - students - groups (over 15 people): 5 € - students up to 18 years old: 3.30 € Discounts (applicable only at ticket offices): - Barcelona Libraries Card (2×1) - Large Family Card (25%) - Single Parent Family Card (25%) - La Vanguardia Card (2×1) - RACC Card (25%) - TRESC Card (50%) - Jove Card (50%) - Registered unemployed persons (50%) Free Admission: - First Sunday of the month - Children up to 7 years old - Seniors from 65 years old - Holders of the free pink card - Accredited ICOM members - Members of the Associació de Museòlegs de Catalunya - Tourist guides - Teachers of regulated education - Metropolitan pass for companions of people with disabilities - February 12 (Santa Eulàlia) - May 18 (International Museum Day) - September 24 (La Mercè) Sunday and holidays: from 10:00 h to 14:30 h
The venue
Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport Joan Antoni Samaranch de Barcelona
Montjuïc: Epicenter of the Olympic narrative.
Located in Montjuïc's Olympic Ring, this museum serves as a tangible archive of global sport and the Olympic movement. Opened in 2007 and renamed in honor of Joan Antoni Samaranch, a key figure in the '92 Games, its narrative goes beyond mere exhibition. It offers an interactive journey through disciplines, achievements, and values defining sports culture, from high performance to inclusion. Its multimedia facilities and simulators invite a deep exploration of Barcelona's Olympic legacy. A space that contextualizes the city's passion for sport.
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