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Barcelona, Barcelona
Spain's only erotic museum with 800+ artifacts tracing human sexuality.
Located at La Rambla 96, Spain's only erotic museum is spread across multiple floors and houses an archive of over 800 artifacts tracing human sexuality from ancient civilizations to the modern era. Permanent exhibits display Indian and Japanese erotic art, 19th-century photographic postcards, a dedicated S&M collection, vintage pulp fiction covers, pin-up art, and early 20th-century adult film history. General admission is approximately €13.50, and the museum regularly hosts rotating contemporary art exhibitions and live demonstrations, including Japanese shibari rope bondage.
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