Sadly my review is based on the exterior of the building only. There is a sign saying that guided tours must be booked in advance and I assumed that applied only to groups, it doesn't. When my wife and I went to see the house...More

A great museum that can be easily missed on Carrer de les Ballesteries. Access is via guided tour only which needs to be booked ahead online. Unfortunately this isn't the most reliable method as we emailed two requests on consecutive days at about 12MD each...More

The Caso Maso is located in one of the many enchanting back streets in this fascinating city. As Scots, our interest was in the cultural connection of Scots architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Catalan culture. We met our guide at 4.00pm, along with a...More

An interesting tour of a home where architect Rafael Maso lived. He was an admirer of Antoni Gaudi , but as a student in Barcelona, he joined a group of artists and writers who were to forge Noucentisme, the movement that developed as an alternative...More

I'm a great architecture buff, so this little house was a delight to find, very worth the extra trouble to book ahead. Here is a unique look at the Catalan "take" on the Arts & Crafts/Modernism movement of the early 20th century., it opens your...More

The Maso House is a amazing tour, you have to do that really. All the furnitures, floors are very nice. You can learn more about Rafael Maso's family and the Maso style : Noucentisme, the movement that developed as an alternative to Modernisme. Moreover, the...More

If you are at all interested in architecture you must visit this house. Coming from Scotland it was interesting to see the cross fertilisation of ideas between Maso and Mackintosh. The only awkwardness aspect of the tour is the need to pre book. I did...More