Visits for schools
Visits for schools at MACBA are an opportunity to forge a shared space for critical reflection on the artwork and its connections with the present day.
They are developed with proposals adjusted to each corresponding educational stage and context, and articulated to favour listening, conversation and open narratives, as well as ways of living the museum. Proposals are refined with specific teams of educators, artists and researchers.
Visits are conceived for students in preschool, primary school, lower secondary school, upper secondary school, vocational training programs and university studies.
Schools may choose between guided visits with an educator to specific exhibitions, or an unguided visit to all exhibitions in the museum.
Visits are conceived for students in preschool, primary school, lower secondary school, upper secondary school, vocational training programs and university studies.
Schools may choose between guided visits with an educator to specific exhibitions, or an unguided visit to all exhibitions in the museum.
What do school visits to MACBA involve?
What do school visits to MACBA involve?
School visits are educational experiences that enable students to:– explore exhibitions through activities adapted to each educational stage
– develop observation, critical thinking and creativity
– connect the museum’s exhibitions and programmes with the school curriculum
Types of school visits
Types of school visits
School visits are available in two formats:– Guided visits with a MACBA educator. An active visit led by our team of museum artists and educators, introducing exhibitions and proposing activities and conversations adapted to the age of each group.
– Self-guided visits. Groups can explore the exhibitions independently and at their own pace during the museum’s regular opening hours.
Upcoming visits for schools
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Practical information
Practical information
Length
1 hour and 30 minutes (visit with educator)
Languages
Catalan and Spanish.
Schedule
During museum opening hours, with advance booking.
Prices
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With educator:
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€85 per class group
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Self-guided:
Group conditions for schools
– Bookings for between 11 and 25 people are considered groups. – All bookings include up to two free accompanying people or teachers.
– If the group needs more accompanying people, this must be specified at the time of placing the booking.
Bookings
To ensure the proper organisation of visits for schools: – Reservations must be made at least 15 days in advance.
– The booking confirmation will be sent by email and must be presented on the day of the visit.
– If the group exceeds the maximum of 25 students, it will be split to ensure a comfortable and safe visit through the galleries.
To book a visit, go to the page of the visit you are interested in and click “Tickets”: To reserve a self-guided visit, complete the form below:
Accessibility
Accessibility
MACBA is committed to ensuring an accessible and inclusive experience for all visitors. For guided visits, a range of auditory and visual accessibility resources is available on request.
Audio accessibility resources
Available to enable better listening experience for those using hearing aids.
Visual accessibility resources
Support materials like monocles and magnifying glasses are available for visitors with visual impairments, making it possible for texts and details of works to be appreciated during visits.
Digital resources with audios and support content, to prepare or complement museum and exhibition visits.
Frequently asked questions for schools
School visits to MACBA offer students the opportunity to engage with contemporary art in the unique setting of the museum.
They provide a cultural learning experience that combines observation, dialogue and direct engagement with works and exhibitions.
They provide a cultural learning experience that combines observation, dialogue and direct engagement with works and exhibitions.
For preschool, primary school, lower secondary school, upper secondary school, vocational training programmes and university studies.
Yes. Schools can choose a self-guided visit and explore the exhibitions independently.
Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Yes. Visits must be booked at least 15 days in advance.
Visits are designed for groups of 11 to 25 students. For larger groups, the museum will organise the visit accordingly to ensure a positive experience for everyone.
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