MEV, Museu d'Art Medieval Vic
I am the MEV, Museum of Medieval Art of Vic, an arc of connection between the medieval past and the current world. I contain exceptional works of painting and sculpture from the Catalan Romanesque and Gothic that explain what art and life were like in the Middle Ages. My collections of goldsmithing, fabric, wrought iron, glass and ceramics allow us to take a complete journey through the history of decorative arts in Catalonia. I am past and also present: through immersive digital experiences I become an accessible museum where everyone can discover the collections in surprising ways. I am today, a thousand years ago.
Immersive space "Today, a thousand years ago"
Through a captivating story, the new immersive space reveals a medieval world as we have never seen it before, full of mystery, light and color in a reference Romanesque cathedral. An emotional and sensory journey in medieval times.
beasts. The animals in the medieval art of the MEV
What are so many beasts doing in medieval art? With this new temporary exhibition we will discover how the animals represented during the Middle Ages are related to themes such as folklore, legends, oriental literature, symbology or morality.
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
The Museum reception has free educational material for a family visit.
Luggage and cloakroom
The Museum has a free cloakroom and left luggage service. For security reasons, it will be mandatory to deposit bags, backpacks, umbrellas or packages that exceed the following sizes: 40 x 40 cm. The Museum will not be responsible for items deposited in the cloakroom.
Free WIFI
Mobile visit guide
If you use a mobile device when making the visit, you can access the museum's website and choose different routes according to your interests, or if you want to make a free visit you can expand the information on the works, with videos, images and texts.
adapted parking
Access to the historic city center is restricted by vehicles. People with reduced mobility who have to access the area can facilitate their registration at the Museum.
