About Adrià García
Who writes and checks the guides on Art Visit Guide, and how each page gets made.
I'm Adrià García. I was born in Barcelona and I still live here. I've visited the Picasso Museum enough times to know which rooms most people skip, and why that's a mistake.
I started Art Visit Guide because every museum guide I found online was either a Wikipedia summary or a sponsored listicle. Neither helped me look at art. So each guide here does three things the official website won't: what to see, with the room it's in; what to skip, so you don't lose an hour on the wrong floor; and when to go.
How a guide gets made
I research each museum from its official site, its ticketing pages and what visitors report after they've been. I use research and writing tools, AI included, to gather sources and draft. Before anything goes live, I check prices, opening hours, closing days and free-entry rules against the museum's own site. The Verified date at the top of each page tells you when that last happened.
Museums change things without warning, so pages get re-checked on a schedule. If you spot something out of date, email [email protected] and I'll check it against the official source.
How the site pays for itself
Some links go to GetYourGuide, Tiqets or Viator, and I earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you. When the museum's own site is cheaper, I say so and link there instead. No museum or tour company pays to appear here. The full method is on the Trust & Methodology page.
If you'd rather have your museum days worked out for your dates, I do that too: plan my trip.