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MEV, Museu d’Art Medieval de Vic

The MEV, Medieval Art Museum of Vic is a connecting arch between the medieval past and the present world. An international reference in Catalan Romanesque and Gothic art, the museum not only houses and exhibits its collection, but also seeks to be a pioneer in the story surrounding medieval art: how did you travel in the Middle Ages? What were the medicines of the time? How was the money used? How was society organized? What pigments and materials did medieval painters use? How was the experience of entering a Romanesque cathedral? In short, how did you live in the Middle Ages? These and many high questions related to the medieval world are what we can answer through the collection offered by the museum.

 

In order to transport us to the Middle Ages, the museum has a key ally: the most modern digital techniques. By applying them, the MEV manages to be a more social museum and more open to everyone: with digitization, the collection becomes interactive and the visitor perceives it in its entirety, from emotion, to hearing the stories, already either from the museum itself or from any other point.

 

An example of this digital transformation is the new immersive space, which becomes an educational and informative tool, being the piece that gives the necessary context to the Museum’s medieval art collection and, therefore, the gateway to visit the MEV. It will also be the new guiding thread of the museum’s proposed educational activities: a good number of cultural, family and school activities will pass through the space in order to learn about the context of one of the medieval art collections most important in the world.

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Timetable:
April to September: Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
October to March: Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays and public holidays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Museum will be closed on Mondays; on January 1 and 6; on Easter Sunday and December 25 and 26.

More information:
Tel. 93 886 93 60 – 93 886 93 61
www.museuartmedieval.cat
reserves@museuartmedieval.cat

Espai Oliba + Romanesque collection of the Museum + bell tower of the Cathedral of Vic. An exclusive guided tour to discover the Museum’s medieval art collection and climb the tallest Romanesque bell tower in Catalonia.
– Duration: 1h 30min
– Recommended time: first Saturday of each month at 11am, or for groups, during museum hours, with prior reservation.
– No. max / min per group: 20/10 person

– Approximate prices: Price: € 8.50 per person; children under 10 free

For adults, the Museum offers guided tours of all the collections or a medieval tour of the Romanesque and Gothic painting and sculpture rooms.
– Duration: 1h30 min visit Romanesque and Gothic collection and 2 hours visit all collections.
– Accessible activity: Yes
– Recommended time: All year round, during museum hours, with prior reservation
– No. max / min per group: 30/1 person

– Approximate prices: Visit collections 55 € / group; visit language collections 60 € / group; visit to the whole Museum € 70 / group; visit to the whole Museum languages 75 € / group. * Tickets aside.

Participatory visit with the family to the Romanesque and Gothic collections using different objects and materials. From 5 years.
– Duration: 1 hour
– Accessible activity: Yes
– Recommended time: Sundays at 11am
– No. minimum per group: 1 person
– Languages: Catalan.
– Approximate prices: Visit included in the price of admission to the Museum

The new immersive space will act as a connecting arch between the present and the past of a thousand years ago: we will travel to the Middle Ages through an emotional and sensory experience to discover and understand the MEV’s medieval art collection .

– Duration: 1 hour
– Accessible activity: Yes
– Recommended time: Every Saturday and Sunday at 12 pm
– Languages: Catalan.
– Price: €8.50

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