FC Barcelona club museum is the most visited in Catalonia in 2014 (1,530,484 visitors)

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The FC Barcelona Museum (Liga BBVA) was the most visited museum in Catalonia in 2014, with 1,530,484 visitors, the club announced. Attendance at the museum increased 1.6% compared to 2013 (1,506,022 visitors).

In Catalonia, the FC Barcelona Museum is ahead of two museums dedicated to painting: the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres (1,297,311 visitors in 2014) and the Picasso Museum in Barcelona (919,814 visitors).

  • Throughout the whole of Spain, the FC Barcelona Museum was the third most visited museum in 2014, behind two museums in Madrid: the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia (2,673,745 visitors) and the Prado (2,536,844 visitors ).
  • The Museum of Real Madrid (Liga BBVA) attracted 920,000 visitors in 2014.

FC Barcelona have top museum of European clubs with 1.51 million visitors in 2013

  • FC Barcelona are the club with Europe's busiest football museum with 1.51 million visitors in 2013, according to figures collected by News Tank on 23/09/2014.
  • The FC Barcelona Museum outdraws that of Real Madrid CF (Liga BBVA, 900,000 visitors in 2013) and the museum of Manchester…
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