Image: © Saher Alghorra, The New York Times.
WORLD PRESS PHOTO BARCELONA EXHIBITION
Visit the World Press Photo exhibition in Barcelona city center!
Check all the details about schedules, fees and guided tours for the general public.
You will also find information about guided tours for schools, sociocultural entities and companies.
WHERE
CCCB, Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona
Montalegre st., 5. Barcelona
Tel. (+34) 933 064 100
GUIDED TOUR WORLD PRESS PHOTO Barcelona
The guided tour by the expert team at Photographic Social Vision takes you beyond simply viewing the winning World Press Photo photographs.
Education centers and sociocultural entities
Exclusive educational offer!
Deepen your knowledge with our guided tours and help students better understand the world. All the information by clicking here!
General audiences
Book your guided tour by clicking here!
Our team of guides will take you on a journey around the world through photography and you will discover much more about the winning images.
Companies
Book a privately guided tour for your company here.
EDUCATIONAL DOSSIER
All education centers and sociocultural entities can request our educational dossier with exercises to stimulate reflection and participation of students. More information here.
WORLD PRESS PHOTO BARCELONA VIDEOS
Here you can enjoy exclusive audiovisual content from the exhibition that brings the best photojournalism to Barcelona; click directly on the title video that interests you the most or watch them all from the player:
Here you can enjoy exclusive audiovisual content from the exhibition that brings the best photojournalism to Barcelona:
- Playlist of activities about photojpurnalism:
- Round table «Visual education and adolescence», presentation of the research of the Photographic and Visual Trust Foundation.
- Conversation «The Shadows Already Have Names», by Maria Abranches, World Press Photo award 2025.
- Conversation «MARIA», by Maria Abranches, World Press Photo award 2025.
- Activities from previous years.
- Playlist of interviews to photojournalists:
- Brais Lorenzo, about «Burned Land», World Press Photo award 2026.
- Samuel Nacar, sobre «The Shadows Already Have Names», World Press Photo award 2025.
- Interviews from previous years.
- Presentation: inauguration of World Press Photo Exhibition Barcelona 2025, with Samar Abu Elouf and Samuel Nacar, World Press Photo awards 2025.
NEWS ABOUT WORLD PRESS PHOTO BARCELONA
Photo of the Year 2026!
“Separated by ICE”, by American photographer Carol Guzy for the Miami Herald, has won the 2026 World Press Photo of the Year award.
Spaniards Brais Lorenzo, Luis Tato and Diego Ibarra Sánchez win awards at the 2026 World Press Photo contest
The photojournalism competition announces the regional winners in the categories of Individual Photographs, Stories and Long Term Projects.
World Press Photo 2025 activities
The Photographic Social Vision Foundation is organizing complementary activities to the exhibition to promote debate and reflection.
Interview 2025 > Samuel Nacar
Barcelona-born Samuel Nacar is the winner of the World Press Photo Award in the Stories category for the West, Central, and South Asia region of the 2025 edition of the world’s most prestigious photography competition. We will be featuring him at the World Press Photo 2025 exhibition in Barcelona.
World Press Photo of the Year 2025!
“Mahmoud Ajjour, Nine Years Old,” by Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf for The New York Times, has won the 2025 World Press Photo of the Year award.
Spanish Photographers Samuel Nacar and Luis Tato awarded at the World Press Photo 2025
The World Press Photo Foundation, celebrating its 70th anniversary, has announced the regional winners of the World Press Photo 2025, where two Spanish photographers are among the awarded.
WORLD PRESS PHOTO YEARBOOK
You can get here the World Press Photo 2026 exhibition yearbook, published in Spanish by Editorial Blume.
USE THE WPP CODE in the purchase process and part of the profits will help to protect photojournalism and visual education thanks to Photographic Social Vision foundation.
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Information about guided tours for schools
Information and visit reservations for schools in this section.
Inquiries
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