Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny

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Premis Enjoia't 2026

30 pieces from the 29th Enjoia't Contemporary Jewellery Awards organised by A-FAD: 15 professional and 15 student works by makers from more than ten countries.

Now showing17 Sept – 29 NovFree

Mater is the ultimate punk: The Analogue Rhizome

A MATERFAD pop-up of eight fashion collections by Bau master's students, mixing biomaterials, 3D printing, light and craft to rethink fashion and nature.

Now showing29 Sept – 17 DecFree

Disseny en acció. Premis ADG Laus 2026

ADG-FAD shows standout graphic design and visual communication from the 56th ADG Laus Awards, including the Grand Laus, Young Talent and the Laus d'Or winners.

Now showing1 Oct – 1 NovFree

André Ricard. Disseny en ús

A survey of André Ricard, a pioneer of contemporary Catalan design, focused on everyday objects conceived as tools serving people and society.

Now showing29 Oct – 14 Mar 2027€6.20

Asunción Bastida

Rediscovers Asunción Bastida (1902-1995), the Barcelona couturier who was the only woman in the top circle of Spanish haute couture, showing collections from Madrid to New York.

Upcoming4 Nov – 14 Mar 2027€6.20

Aurèlia Muñoz. El tèxtil com a pretext

For the Aurèlia Muñoz Year, three early textile works from the collection: the 1961 tapestry La Barcelona gòtica and two 1962 screen-printed jute table covers.

Upcoming10 Nov – 14 Mar 2027Free

La Cuina de Frankfurt (1926 – 2026). Disseny i gènere a l'espai domèstic

For its centenary, Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky's 1926 Frankfurt Kitchen and how industrial design reshaped housework, women's roles and the modern home.

Upcoming18 Nov – 14 Mar 2027€6.20

Vectors. Art digital per pensar el futur

A survey of contemporary digital art by artists working with computational technologies, from generative art and live creation to critiques of the invisible infrastructure of the digital world.

Upcoming25 Nov – 14 Mar 2027€6.20

Permanent Collections

Matter Matters. Designing with the world

Pairs collection pieces with contemporary design to explore materials, extractivism and regeneration, where design meets ecology and geopolitics.

Permanent collection€6.20

Do you Work or Design? New Visual Communication. 1980-2003

Spain's graphic design boom after Franco, from reinventing the image of public institutions and companies to the arrival of the Macintosh and the new millennium.

Permanent collection€6.20

Dressing the Body. Silhouettes and fashion (1550-2015)

How clothing has enlarged, compressed and liberated the body from the 16th century to today, told through the museum's historic fashion collection.

Permanent collection€6.20

Common objects. Local stories, global discussions

Everyday objects given new meaning by design, traced through local stories from 1930 to 2020 and global debates on what design owes society.

Permanent collection€6.20

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Museu de la Música de Barcelona

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Visitor Information

How much does Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny cost?

Standard adult admission to Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny is €6.20. Reduced ticket €4.20. Permanent exhibitions are free on Sunday afternoons (3-8 pm), on the first Sunday of each month, and on open days (12 February, 24 September). Temporary exhibitions are priced separately.. Prices for special exhibitions and timed-entry slots may differ.

What are the opening hours of Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny?

Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny is open Exhibitions Tue-Sun 10:00-20:00; closed Mondays except public holidays (10:00-20:00). The building itself opens Tue-Sun 9:00-21:00 and Mon 15:30-21:00. Closed 1 Jan, 1 May, 24 Jun and 25 Dec. Building closes early on 24 and 31 Dec (15:30) and on 26 Dec and 6 Jan (14:00).. Holiday hours can vary, so check the museum's website before you go.

Where is Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny?

Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny is located at Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes, 37-38, 08018 Barcelona, in the Sant Martí area of Barcelona. The nearest stations are Glòries (Metro L1), Glòries (Tram T4, T5, T6) and El Clot-Aragó (Rodalies R1, R2, R11).

What can I see at Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny?

Barcelona's design museum in a dramatic cantilevered building at Glòries, spanning fashion, graphics, decorative arts and product design. Current highlights include Matter Matters. Designing with the world, Mater is the ultimate punk: The Analogue Rhizome and Premis Enjoia't 2026.

Do I need to book Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny in advance?

Booking ahead is recommended, especially for weekends, school holidays, and special exhibitions. Tickets are normally on the museum's website, and a pre-booked timed slot helps you avoid queues at the entrance.

When is the best time to visit Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny?

Weekday mornings shortly after opening are typically the quietest, especially mid-week. Late afternoons can also be calmer. Weekends, school holidays, and the lunch rush are the busiest periods.

Is Disseny Hub Barcelona – Museu del Disseny accessible?

The Plaça de les Glòries entrance is temporarily closed; enter via Carrer d'Irena Sendler, 1 (corner of Carrer d'Àvila).