Pre-book your skip-the-line entry ticket and audio guide for the Girona Art Museum, home to the most important collection in the diocese and the Girona province. Explore art from Romanesque to contemporary styles, including paintings, sculptures, and an 18th-century pharmacy. Experience a chronological presentation of pictorial and sculptural works from different periods and in successive styles (Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Realist, Art Nouveau, and Noucentista), as well as rooms devoted to ceramics, glassware, and liturgical art. Start your route through the permanent exhibition with a fragment of an early Christian tombstone from Empúries. See the liturgical ensemble from Sant Pere de Rodes (9th century), the Martyrology of Usuard (a 15th-century illuminated manuscript), and one of the most striking altarpiece ensembles of the 15th and 16th centuries, as well as major Catalan Renaissance and Baroque works. Conclude your visit with works by 19th- and 20th-century painters who were connected with Girona, such as Urgell, Vayreda, Rusiñol, Berga, and Bertrana. From October 22 to February 26 visit the temporary exhibition "Feresa de silenci. Les artistes a la revista Feminal (1907-1917)" which revives nearly twenty women artists, with works from national and international museums and private collections and also, the temporary exhibition "Estallidos de un instante, 70s. La aportación de las artistas al fondo de Arte del periódico Avui" available until January, 28 2024.

The Tomàs Mallol Cinema-Collection Museum is a permanent, non-profit institution, open to the public as a space for scientific, cultural and recreational participation of citizens, and at the service of society and its development. Its origin is found in the acquisition of the Tomás Mallol Collection of cinematographic and pre cinematographic objects by the City of Girona on January 28, 1994; and is located in the former headquarters of the city's water company, a building from the late nineteenth century known as "House of Waters." It aims to become a center of revitalization of the world of cinema and visual shows, thanks to a continuous programming of activities and services that allow interaction with the visitor, aimed at a very wide audience, local, national and international. Its mission is to promote the understanding and knowledge of the history of the moving image and of the cinema through the conservation, investigation, interpretation and exhibition of various collections, whose objects explain how the images were represented before the cinema and what was the technical process that led to the invention of the cinematograph in 1895. From June 23 to January 29 discover the temporal exhibition "A different way of seeing Miquel Planchart's stereoscopy", which offers an exercise in visual eclecticism based on a personal interpretation that is also daring in the application of the stereoscopic technique when dealing with photography.