Your visit starts in the Hall, a sort of virtual waiting room surrounded by screens with images of Barcelona and your first photo opportunity: a life-size replica of the famous Dragon of Gaudi’s Park Guell. You won’t spend too long here, though, just enough for the next room to be available: in just a few minutes a hostess of the Museo de Cera will let you in. That’s when you’ll proceed to the “Rambla 360” room, a virtual elevator that will take you to the skyes of Barcelona. Not much related to the concept of a Wax Museum? OK, maybe not but it’s really cool and it sets your mind in the perfect disposition to enter the magic of the Museu de la Cera de Barcelona!