Getting here

The Museum is located in the old part of Vic, capital of the region of Osona, in Barcelona province.

MEV, Museu d'Art Medieval

Plaça Bisbe Oliba, 3
08500 Vic (Barcelona)
Phone: (34) 938 869 360
reserves@museuartmedieval.cat

How to get here

By train:

By bus:

By private transport:

C-17, C-25

Nearest adapted parking:

C/ Sant Antoni Maria Claret

Indications

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Opening hours

Tuesday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

April to September

Tuesday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

October to March

Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sundays and holidays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Museum is closed on Mondays; 1st and 6th January; Easter Monday; 25th and 26th December
Entry to the Museum is permitted up to half an hour before closing time

Admission fees

Individual ticket: 8,5 €

Annual ticket: 22 €

Free access to the Museum for one year from date of purchase

Reduced ticket for groups: 5,5 €

15 people minimum

Entrada reduïda: 5,5 €

Jubilats, aturats, joves d’entre 10 i 18 anys, persones amb discapacitat i acompanyant, estudiants, carnet jove, carnet de família nombrosa o monoparental.

Reduced charge: 5,5 €

Senior citizens, unemployed people, young people from 10 to 18, disabled person and carer, holders of student card, youth card and ‘large family’ or ‘single-parent family’ document

Free of charge

Children under 10, ICOM and Musologists Association of Catalonia members, the first Thursday of each month (except holidays), May 18th (International Museums Day), July 5th (Vic fair), students (carrying out research work, with credentials), MEV permanent pass, teachers with tha teaching card of Generalitat de Catalunya, friends of the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya and journalists with credentials.

Temporari Exhibition

General admission: 2 €

Services

Rest area

Located on the second floor, with views of the Romanesque bell tower of the Cathedral and the historic center of the city of Vic.

Observation Sheets

At the Museum reception, free educational material is available for family visits.

Cloakroom and Wardrobe

The Museum offers free cloakroom and wardrobe services. For security reasons, it is mandatory to deposit handbags, backpacks, umbrellas, or packages exceeding the following dimensions: 40 x 40 cm, in the cloakroom. The Museum is not responsible for any items deposited in the cloakroom.

Free Wi-Fi

Mobile visit guide

If you use a mobile device during your visit, access the museum’s website to choose different routes according to your interests, or if you want to take a free tour, you can expand the information on the artworks with videos, images, and texts.

Adapted parking

Access to the historic center of the city is restricted for vehicles. People with reduced mobility who need to access the area can provide their license plate number to the Museum. The closest adapted parking for people with reduced mobility is located on

Carrer Sant Antoni Maria Claret

Download visit brochure

English

Recommendations and Rules

Recommendations

Keep your admission ticket throughout the visit.

Avoid using your mobile phone inside the Museum, and use a low voice volume to better enjoy the collection and respect other visitors.

For any inquiries or suggestions, please contact the public service staff.

Rules

To ensure the preservation of the artworks and the safety of visitors, the following are not allowed:

– Taking photographs or video recordings with flash.

– Smoking, eating, or drinking inside the Museum premises.

– Bringing pets, except assistance dogs.

– Bringing bags, backpacks, or packages larger than 40 x 40 cm, as well as umbrellas or sharp and cutting objects.

– Using folding chairs or cane seats inside the galleries without authorization.

– Touching the artworks, their supports, display cases, or informational signage.

Accessibility

Access to the exhibition halls, services and activities on offer at the Episcopal Museum of Vic is open to everyone. All access points are free from architectural barriers and visitors may pass unhindered through the halls. We provide ramps, services adapted for use by the disabled, and have a reception desk suitable for wheelchair users, a wheelchair for use by visitors and lifts.

Activities adapted for the visually impaired

We offer descriptive visits for people with visual disabilities.
The museum visit involves handling objects and narration.
We facilitate the transcription of this programme in Braille and in texts with large-size print in Catalan, Spanish, French and English.
We have information about a Romanesque relief and a Gothic sculpture available in Braille. These items have been selected as they can be appreciated in a tactile manner. The information is available in Catalan, Spanish, French and English.
Seeing-eye dogs allowed.

Service of interpretation in the sign language

The Museum offers visits in the sign language, previous booking

Tailor-made visits

Contact us and let us know what you want to find out about and how you would like to make your visit. We’ll do our best to attend to your needs.

Activities adapted for people with mental disabilities

We organise visits tailored to the needs of groups of visitors with learning difficulties. In these activities the exhibits are explained through the use of expressive activities and games. We adapt this service to the specific needs of each group.

Activities adapted for school groups

Please contact us if you wish to take part in activities and visits, or if any specific group requirement needs to be dealt with