Sant Cugat Comics and Illustration Museum Ticket


Attraction Ticket: Sant Cugat Comic and Illustration Museum Admission Ticket
Other personal expenses and gratuities
(1) Children aged 0‑5 are free of charge;
(2) Children aged 13 and above are charged the same as adults;
(3) Children aged 0‑5 do not require a ticket;
Guides available in English, French and Catalan
Voucher is only valid for the specified date and time
(1) Please present your e‑voucher;
(2) Please enter directly with your voucher;
Sant Cugat Comic and Illustration Museum
Address: Plaça de Pep Ventura, 1, 08172 Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain
Transport:
(1) By Bus: Take a local bus to Sant Cugat, then walk to Plaça de Pep Ventura;
(2) By Train: Take the FGC S2 line from Plaça de Catalunya to Sant Cugat station, then walk for 10 minutes to reach the museum;

Cancellation and full refund are available up to 24 hours (local time) before the activity date.
Museu del Còmic i la Il·lustració de Sant Cugat Opening Hours
Saturday/Sunday: 10:00 ‑ 14:00
Saturday: 16:00 ‑ 20:00
Tuesday to Friday: 16:00 ‑ 20:00
Closed on: Monday
Opening hours and closure dates may be subject to change. Please check the latest information before your visit.

Highlights of the Museu del Còmic i la Il·lustració de Sant Cugat
Explore over 135 years of comic history, from early satirical magazines in 1865 to iconic figures of modern pop culture
Trace a rich visual journey, starting from Spain's first fully graphic narrative publication, The Monigoty (1897)
Learn how comics evolved from children's entertainment into a mature art form by the 1980s
Dive into rotating exhibitions focusing on major artists, styles, genres, and publishing milestones
Experience a unique museum that blends nostalgia, creativity, and the cultural influence of comic art

About the Museu del Còmic i la Il·lustració de Sant Cugat
Step into the vibrant world of comics at the Museu del Còmic i la Il·lustració de Sant Cugat, the first museum of its kind in Spain.
This captivating experience takes you through 135 years of comic history, from early satirical cartoons to modern comics.
Stroll among original publications, rare prints, and nostalgic treasures that bring beloved characters and styles to life.
Discover how Spanish illustrators shaped the genre, and explore a dedicated manga area tracing Japan's influence on the comic world.

Whether you're a seasoned fan or simply curious, this visit offers a rich blend of culture, creativity, and visual storytelling.
Temporary exhibitions, workshops, and a comic‑themed gift shop will round out your experience, making it a must‑visit for art lovers and pop culture enthusiasts.



Discover original comic art and appreciate the rich history of visual storytelling



Explore the evolution of beloved characters and the art form of comics



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