At Av. de l'Estadi, 60, on Montjuïc, the Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport Joan Antoni Samaranch traces the Olympic Games and the wider history of sport. Its collection brings together memorabilia, photographs and videos, with a focus on how the 1992 Barcelona Olympics changed the city. Multimedia displays tell athletes’ stories, and interactive sports simulations let you test your skills. Plan at least an hour, then continue to the nearby Olympic Ring for more of Montjuïc’s Olympic sites.
Olympic history and Barcelona
The museum covers the Olympic Games and other sports through memorabilia, photographs and video. A major part of the visit looks at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and their effect on the city.
The collection also reaches beyond Barcelona. Exhibits include material on both the summer and winter Games, placing the city’s Olympic story within a wider history of sport.
Displays and interactive activities
Multimedia installations share stories of athletes from around the world, alongside objects linked to sporting achievements. Interactive sports simulations give visitors a chance to take part rather than only view the exhibits.
The museum is at Av. de l'Estadi, 60, in the Montjuïc area. You can extend the visit with a walk around the historic Olympic Ring nearby.
FAQ
How long should I spend at the Museu Olímpic?
Allow at least an hour to see the exhibits on the summer and winter Games.
When is entry free?
The museum has free entry on the first Sunday of each month, from 10:00 to 14:30.
What can you see at the museum?
Exhibits include Olympic and sports memorabilia, photographs, videos, multimedia athlete stories and interactive sports simulations.
Where is the Museu Olímpic in Barcelona?
It is at Av. de l'Estadi, 60, in Montjuïc.
