Pre-book your skip-the-line entry ticket and audio guide for the Girona Art Museum, home to the most important collection in the diocese and the Girona province. Explore art from Romanesque to contemporary styles, including paintings, sculptures, and an 18th-century pharmacy.

Experience a chronological presentation of pictorial and sculptural works from different periods and in successive styles (Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Realist, Art Nouveau, and Noucentista), as well as rooms devoted to ceramics, glassware, and liturgical art.

Start your route through the permanent exhibition with a fragment of an early Christian tombstone from Empúries.

See the liturgical ensemble from Sant Pere de Rodes (9th century), the Martyrology of Usuard (a 15th-century illuminated manuscript), and one of the most striking altarpiece ensembles of the 15th and 16th centuries, as well as major Catalan Renaissance and Baroque works.

Conclude your visit with works by 19th- and 20th-century painters who were connected with Girona, such as Urgell, Vayreda, Rusiñol, Berga, and Bertrana.

Enjoy the temporary exhibition:

• Concha Ibáñez. “The Evocation of the Landscape,” through January 10, 2027:
  “The Evocation of Landscape” is the first exhibition in Catalonia dedicated to Concha Ibáñez since her death in 2022, and it coincides with the centennial of her birth. Far from being a retrospective, the exhibition focuses on the subject matter in which the artist excelled—and to which she devoted herself most ardently throughout her career: landscape.