About the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is one of Spain’s greatest cultural icons and one of the most internationally recognised contemporary art museums. Opened in 1997, it transformed Bilbao’s image thanks to its spectacular titanium architecture designed by architect Frank Gehry. Since then, it has become a worldwide reference where art, design and urban space come together to create a unique experience.
What to see during the visit
With your museum ticket, you will have access to the exhibitions available on the day of your visit and discover a selection of contemporary artworks. Outside, you can admire iconic sculptures such as Maman, by Louise Bourgeois, and Puppy, Jeff Koons’ famous flower-covered dog. Inside, you will find works by artists such as Mark Rothko and Antonio Saura, as well as temporary exhibitions featuring highly relevant artistic proposals.
“Museums are the places where humanity preserves its dreams.” — Orhan Pamuk
Curiosities
• The Guggenheim Bilbao building is considered one of the most important architectural works of the 20th century and a symbol of the deconstructivist architectural movement.
• Jeff Koons’ sculpture Puppy is covered with thousands of flowers and has become one of the most photographed landmarks in Bilbao.
• The opening of the museum led to a major urban transformation of the city, internationally known as the “Guggenheim effect”.
Valid passport or ID card and, if applicable, documentation proving eligibility for reduced-price tickets.
Comfortable footwear.
• Entrance tickets to the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
• Audio guide.
• Booking fees.
• Anything not specified in the “What’s included?” section.
Duration: The time you deem necessary
Price from: 41.90 €
Type of tour: Skip-the-line Ticket
Complements: Digital voucher
Languages available: All languages
Accessibility: Accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility