Over the years, the mountain lost that lugubrious spirit of its history. In 1929 it became part of the International Exhibition of Barcelona, which helped to converted all this hill in an urbanized space with pavilions on both sides of a wide street to the Spain Square. Today many congresses and trade shows are celebrated there.

During the same period the Spanish Village was built to show the visitors the typical Spanish street-life and also the precious Mies van de Rohe Pavilion was built for the same International Exhibition of Barcelona. Finally, impossible to forget, the most magnificent work of all: the Great Magic Fountain, which continues to delight us today with its music, lights and water show.

Years later, the transformation of Montjuïc ended with the works for the Olympic Games of Barcelona 1992, with different areas for the sport as it shows the Olympic Ring, right next to the Telecommunications Tower designed by the famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.

This mountain also offers a wide range of cultural options such as the Joan Miró's Foundation, the Museum of Archeology of Catalonia, the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona or the National Museum of Art of Catalonia.

And as if everything was not enough, the Montjuïc Park offers you the Mayor Lookout with the best views you can imagine, the Joan Maragall's Gardens, the Botanical Garden, the Mossén Costa i Llobera Garden, the Laribal Garden, and so much green space, which you will understand because it is called the green lung of the city!