Delve into the untold history of Barcelona's Corpus Christi. Guided by historian Albert Cortés, this exhibition unveils the procession beyond its religious aspect. Discover how everyday and sacred objects—from giants and mythical beasts to monstrances and candles—became symbols of power, status, and urban connection for over 700 years. A chance to decipher Barcelona's hidden narratives, understanding the complex interplay of faith, authority, and community that animated this grand sensory parade.
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Opens before official hours.
Practical info
Days Hours Prices Every day from 09.30 h to 19.45 h General admission: €8 Reduced admission for groups: €6 (minimum 9 people) Reduced admission €6 Accredited students under 25 years old Large family or single-parent family card Pink or gold card Free admission Children under 12 accompanied, People with disabilities, Group escorts Public Library card Combined ticket with the Cathedral: €16
The venue
Museu Diocesà de Barcelona
Centuries in dialogue: sacred art in the Gòtic.
Located at Avinguda de la Catedral 4, Museu Diocesà de Barcelona houses a collection weaving the city's religious history with its vibrant artistic heritage. It's a space for contemplating faith through significant artistic expressions.
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