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Banksy on stone walls, immersive light beneath El Born sky.

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Open today 10:00 – 19:00
Attendance: Heavy — summer Monday peak
June is high season; arrive at 10:00 for the shortest queues and best light in the immersive rooms.
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Moco Museum Barcelona: Modern & Contemporary Art Tickets 2 hr
Standard Entry

Moco Museum Barcelona: Modern & Contemporary Art Tickets

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Explore Banksy, Warhol & immersive digital art at Barcelona's Moco Museum in historic El Born.

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Small-Group Moco Museum Barcelona: Banksy & Modern Art Tour 1 hr 15 min
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Small-Group Moco Museum Barcelona: Banksy & Modern Art Tour

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Explore Banksy's expanded exhibition plus Warhol, Kusama & digital art on a guided small-group Moco Museum tour.

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Barcelona: Picasso Museum Guided Tour with Moco Museum Ticket 3 hr
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Barcelona: Picasso Museum Guided Tour with Moco Museum Ticket

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Guided Picasso Museum visit plus a Moco Museum ticket to explore Banksy, Warhol & more at your own pace.

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Barcelona: Moco Museum Private Guided Tour 1 hr 30 min
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Barcelona: Moco Museum Private Guided Tour

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Skip the line and explore Barcelona's Moco Museum on a private 1.5-hour tour led by an art historian.

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Duration
1.5-2 hours recommended
Languages
English, Spanish, Catalan
Group size
Small groups, up to 15
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours
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Discover the Moco Museum Barcelona

The fifteenth-century Palau Cervelló on Carrer de Montcada was a merchant's residence centuries before it held a single canvas.

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Today its vaulted stone rooms house the moco museum barcelona, a private collection of modern and contemporary work that opened in the Born district as the Amsterdam institution's second outpost.

What draws visitors is the friction between Gothic architecture and digital art: Banksy, Basquiat, KAWS, and Yayoi Kusama set against medieval masonry near the Picasso Museum and Santa Maria del Mar. The contrast is the argument. Moco museum barcelona admission and skip-the-line entry route guests through immersive rooms where projection mapping replaces oil paint, while moco art museum barcelona tickets keep this El Born collection among the city's most visited contemporary spaces.

"The friction between Gothic stone and digital light is not a flaw of the building — it is the argument."
Your experience

What a Moco Museum Barcelona tour day looks like

A step-by-step walkthrough of Moco Museum Barcelona tickets — what you'll see, how long each stage takes, and the details that matter.

You step off the narrow Carrer de Montcada at 25, where Gothic facades lean close, and arrive between 10:00 and 11:30 to clear the midday rush. Your audio guide, included with the 18 EUR standard admission, threads you upward through the palace.

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You pause first at the street-art floor — Banksy stencils, a KAWS figure — then climb to Kusama's mirrored infinity room, where you wait your turn for sixty private seconds inside the light. Early-access moco museum barcelona tickets put you here before the corridors fill. You drift through the projection-mapped immersive hall, photograph the contrast of pixels on stone, and exit onto a lane that runs straight toward Santa Maria del Mar.

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What you'll do

Inside a Moco Museum Barcelona tour, step by step

  1. Arrival & Entrance
    01 15 min

    Arrival & Entrance

    Present your ticket and collect the audio guide QR code at the entrance on Carrer de Montcada. Take a moment to appreciate the Gothic-Renaissance facade of the Palau Cervelló before entering.

  2. Moco Masters — Modern Section
    02 25 min

    Moco Masters — Modern Section

    Explore the ground-floor permanent collection featuring works by Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Salvador Dalí, and Keith Haring. The audio guide provides artist context room by room.

  3. Laugh Now — Banksy Gallery
    03 20 min

    Laugh Now — Banksy Gallery

    Dedicated space showcasing authenticated Banksy originals including Girl with Balloon and Flower Thrower, all verified by Pest Control, his official authentication body.

  4. Immersive Digital Rooms
    04 20 min

    Immersive Digital Rooms

    Experience the teamLab, Les Fantômes, and Studio Irma digital installations on the upper floor, including the Reflecting Forward light installation.

  5. Contemporary Section & NFT Gallery
    05 15 min

    Contemporary Section & NFT Gallery

    View works by Yayoi Kusama, KAWS, Takashi Murakami, and Europe's first museum NFT gallery display.

  6. 06 10 min

    Museum Shop & Exit

    Browse the ground-floor shop; ticket holders with skip-the-line options receive a 5 EUR store discount. Exit onto Carrer de Montcada for El Born exploration.

Highlights

What you'll see inside Moco Museum Barcelona

The landmarks, rooms, and views travelers on Moco Museum Barcelona tours remember — all visible on a single visit.

Laugh Now Banksy Gallery

Laugh Now Banksy Gallery

The dedicated Banksy exhibition at Moco Museum holds original authenticated works including Girl with Balloon and Flower Thrower, all verified by Pest Control — Banksy's only official authentication body. The Bullet Hole Bust on display was previously owned by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie before being acquired permanently by the museum.

Moco Masters Modern Hall

Moco Masters Modern Hall

The ground-floor permanent collection brings together Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans, Jean-Michel Basquiat's text-driven canvases, Salvador Dalí paintings, and Keith Haring's bold graphic murals in a single vaulted 16th-century room — a concentration of 20th-century modern art rarely found outside major national institutions.

teamLab Immersive Digital Room

teamLab Immersive Digital Room

The digital installation floor features teamLab's Reflecting Forward — a room lined with hundreds of illuminated geometric forms that respond to visitor movement. It was among Europe's first permanent museum spaces dedicated to this form of participatory digital art.

Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Room

Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Room

Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room uses mirrored walls and LED lights to create the illusion of infinite space within a compact chamber; visitors enter individually for a timed sixty-second experience, making it one of the most-photographed works in any moco museum barcelona tour.

Palau Cervelló Gothic-Renaissance Courtyard

Palau Cervelló Gothic-Renaissance Courtyard

The museum's host building dates to the 16th century and retains its original stone courtyard, pointed arches, and carved capitals — architectural fabric that predates the artworks by five centuries. The courtyard serves as a transitional space between the street art level and the upper contemporary galleries.

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Standard Entry
Moco Museum Barcelona: Modern & Contemporary Art Tickets
2 hr €19 Book →
Premium Combo
Small-Group Moco Museum Barcelona: Banksy & Modern Art Tour
1 hr 15 min €38 Book →
Guided Experience
Barcelona: Picasso Museum Guided Tour with Moco Museum Ticket
3 hr €53 Book →
Luxury / Private
Barcelona: Moco Museum Private Guided Tour
1 hr 30 min €210 Book →

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Open today · 10:00 – 19:00
Opening Hours
Mon–Thu 10:00–19:00, Fri–Sat 10:00–20:00, Sun 10:00–19:00
Address
Carrer de Montcada 25, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
Accessibility
Staff-assisted lift routes available; contact museum in advance for detailed guidance
Best Arrival Window
10:00–11:30 — fewest crowds right at opening; immersive rooms and photos easier before midday rush
Luggage Storage
No cloakroom or luggage storage on site; leave large bags at accommodation
Mon
10:00 – 19:00
Quietest weekday; light morning footfall
Tue
10:00 – 19:00
Typically low attendance; good for photography
Wed
10:00 – 19:00
Thu
10:00 – 19:00
Last entry 18:00
Fri
10:00 – 20:00
Extended evening hour
Sat
10:00 – 20:00
Busiest day; book timed entry in advance
Sun
10:00 – 19:00
Moderate crowds; families prevalent
Closed on: Jan 1 (New Year's Day), Dec 25 (Christmas Day)
Main entrance

Museum Entrance, Carrer de Montcada 25

Carrer de Montcada 25, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona

Look for the Palau Cervelló stone archway and museum banner; the entrance is set back from the narrow street

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Address
Carrer de Montcada 25, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
Luggage Storage
No cloakroom or luggage storage on site; leave large bags at accommodation

How to get there

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Public transport · 10–15 min from central Barcelona · Single TMB ticket ~2.40 EUR; T-Casual 10-trip card recommended

Metro Line L4 (Yellow) to Jaume I station, then 5-min walk along Carrer de la Princesa and Carrer de Montcada

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Bus · 15–20 min from Plaça de Catalunya · Single fare ~2.40 EUR

Lines 120, H14, V15, or V17 to Via Laietana–Manresa or Pla de Palau stops; 5-min walk

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Walk · 10–15 min · Free

10-min walk from La Barceloneta beach via Passeig del Born; 12-min walk from Barcelona Cathedral

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Car / Taxi · Variable, 5–25 min depending on origin · Parking ~3–4 EUR/hr; taxi from Eixample ~8–12 EUR

No on-site parking; nearest car parks on Passeig de Picasso and Passeig de la Circumval·lació

Dress code

There is no formal dress code at moco museum barcelona. Comfortable footwear is recommended, as the Palau Cervelló has stone floors. Hats are not permitted inside the galleries per museum security policy.

Bags & security

Bags are subject to a brief security check at the entrance of this Barcelona contemporary art museum. There is no cloakroom or luggage storage, so large suitcases and oversized backpacks are strongly discouraged. Keep belongings compact and close to your body in the narrow gallery corridors.

Photography

Personal photography is welcome throughout the museum, including in the immersive digital rooms. Flash photography is strictly prohibited to protect the artworks and equipment. Tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted; a smartphone or compact camera is ideal for moco museum barcelona tours.

Accessibility

The Palau Cervelló is a 16th-century palace with uneven historic floors; staff-assisted lift routes provide access between floors for visitors with mobility needs. It is advisable to call ahead so staff can prepare the accessible route. Wheelchair users and visitors with pushchairs are welcome, and audio guides are available in multiple languages to support visitors with visual impairments.

Mobile phones

Mobile phones are welcome for photography and accessing the digital audio guide via QR code scan at the entrance. Please set devices to silent mode in the galleries. Video calls and loud audio are discouraged out of respect for other visitors enjoying the contemporary art installations.

What to bring

  • Valid entry ticket (digital or printed)
  • Charged smartphone for audio guide QR scan
  • Comfortable flat shoes
  • Light layer or sweater (air-conditioned interior)
  • Compact camera or smartphone
  • Small daypack (no oversized bags)
  • Water bottle (sealed, kept in bag while in galleries)

Not allowed

  • Flash photography equipment
  • Tripods and selfie sticks
  • Hats and caps
  • Large backpacks or suitcases
  • Food and open drinks
  • Alcohol
  • Umbrellas (inside galleries)
  • Laser pointers
  • Sharp objects
  • Spray cans or markers
  • Professional video cameras without press accreditation
  • Pets (except certified assistance animals)

Families & strollers

Children under 10 enter free at moco museum barcelona, making it a budget-friendly option for families. The vivid pop art, street art, and teamLab digital immersive installations tend to engage younger visitors who may find traditional museums less accessible. Children must remain supervised at all times and are asked to keep a respectful distance from artworks.

Food & drink

There is no café or restaurant inside the museum itself. The surrounding El Born neighbourhood is dense with independent cafés, tapas bars, and restaurants on Carrer del Rec, Passeig del Born, and Carrer del Comerç, all within a two-minute walk. Visitors are encouraged to plan meals before or after their visit rather than bringing food inside.

Pets

Pets are not permitted inside the museum. Certified assistance and guide dogs are the only animals allowed, and handlers should inform staff on arrival. There are no dedicated pet-waiting facilities on site.

Good to know

The audio guide — included in the standard 18 EUR admission — is accessed by scanning a QR code on-site and is available in multiple languages including English, Spanish, and Catalan. Works in the collection rotate frequently; approximately 80% of pieces are on loan and change over time, so the experience may differ from photos seen online. The museum shop offers a 5 EUR discount voucher included with skip-the-line ticket options.

Meeting points

Moco Museum Barcelona tour meeting points

Museum Entrance, Carrer de Montcada 25

Museum Entrance, Carrer de Montcada 25

Carrer de Montcada 25, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona

Look for the Palau Cervelló stone archway and museum banner; the entrance is set back from the narrow street

Get directions
Jaume I Metro Station Exit

Jaume I Metro Station Exit

Via Laietana / Jaume I, 08003 Barcelona

Exit toward Via Laietana, then walk 5 minutes along Carrer de la Princesa turning onto Carrer de Montcada

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Around your visit

Moco Museum Barcelona — everything else worth knowing

Best time to go, insider tips, nearby landmarks, and the cancellation fine print — flip through to skim what matters to you.

Best time to visit Moco Museum Barcelona

How crowds, weather, and events shift across the year.

Spring (March–May)

Pleasant temperatures and moderate crowds before summer peak; ideal for combining the museum with outdoor El Born exploration.

Summer (June–August)

High season with the largest visitor numbers; arriving at 10:00 on weekday mornings significantly reduces queue times at this Barcelona art museum.

Autumn (September–November)

Crowds thin after mid-September; the immersive rooms are easier to photograph without the summer school-holiday rush.

Winter (December–February)

Lowest visitor numbers outside holiday weeks; January and February offer the quietest conditions for skip-the-line moco museum barcelona tickets.

Helpful tips for your visit to Moco Museum Barcelona

Small details that turn a good visit into a great one.

Book timed entry in advance

Moco museum barcelona tickets sell out on weekends and during summer; pre-booking a specific time slot avoids queues and can save up to 5 EUR on early or late slots.

Arrive at 10:00 on weekdays

The 10:00–11:30 window is consistently the least crowded period; the immersive digital rooms and Banksy gallery are far easier to photograph without other visitors in frame.

Use the included audio guide

The audio guide is included in the standard 18 EUR admission and is accessed via QR code on your phone; download content before entry in case of connectivity issues in the stone-walled palace.

Pair with the Picasso Museum

The Museu Picasso is a 3-minute walk away; a combined El Born art itinerary covering both museums typically takes a full day and gives excellent context from Picasso's formative work through to contemporary street art.

Leave luggage at your hotel

There is no cloakroom at the museum; arriving with only a small daypack makes moving through the narrow Palau Cervelló corridors significantly more comfortable.

Wear comfortable footwear

The Palau Cervelló has original stone and tile floors that become tiring in heeled shoes; flat soles also reduce noise in the quieter gallery spaces.

Landmarks near Moco Museum Barcelona

Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.

Museu Picasso Barcelona

Museu Picasso Barcelona

3 min

16th-century palace housing ~4,000 works tracing Picasso's development from childhood to his Blue Period

Santa Maria del Mar

Santa Maria del Mar

5 min

14th-century Gothic church built by the people of the Ribera neighbourhood; renowned for its pure Catalan Gothic interior

El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria

El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria

8 min

Converted 19th-century iron market hall revealing archaeological remains of the 1714 siege of Barcelona

Parc de la Ciutadella

Parc de la Ciutadella

10 min

Barcelona's central park featuring a monumental cascade fountain designed with the young Gaudí's assistance

Passeig del Born

Passeig del Born

4 min

Historic promenade lined with medieval palaces turned bars and boutiques; hub of El Born nightlife and café culture

Cancellation policy

Flexible, no hidden fees.

Most ticket providers offer a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before your chosen entry time. The standard adult admission of 18 EUR is non-refundable within 24 hours of the booked slot.

Where to stay

Hotels & districts near Moco Museum Barcelona

Hand-picked options within walking distance — pick a district for vibe, or a specific hotel for convenience.

Hotel Mercer Barcelona

Hotel Mercer Barcelona

12 min walk
luxury

Boutique luxury hotel built into a section of Barcelona's Roman wall in the Gothic Quarter

El Born district hotels

El Born district hotels

5–10 min walk
district

Cluster of boutique and mid-range hotels along Carrer de la Princesa and Carrer del Rec, steps from the museum

Park Hotel Barcelona

Park Hotel Barcelona

10 min walk
mid-range

Modernista building on Marquès de l'Argentera designed by Antoni de Moragas; well-placed for El Born and the waterfront

Generator Barcelona

Generator Barcelona

14 min walk
budget

Design hostel near Passeig de Gràcia with private rooms and dorm options; popular with younger travellers

Traveler reviews

Moco Museum Barcelona tour reviews

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  • "We squeezed the moco museum barcelona into a rainy afternoon and it ended up being the highlight of the trip. The Banksy room is smaller than I expected but the immersive digital floor more than made up for it. Buy timed entry online because the El Born street outside gets packed by midday."
    Laura M. · United States · 2026-04-22
  • "Spent about ninety minutes wandering the galleries inside the old Palacio Cervelló. The Kusama and Kaws pieces are crowd favorites and the lighting makes everything photograph beautifully. We booked one of the moco museum barcelona tickets for a 10am slot and basically had the first room to ourselves."
    Tobias K. · Germany · 2026-03-15
  • "El museo es compacto pero está muy bien montado. Fuimos un sábado por la tarde y aunque había gente, el recorrido fluye bien. La sala inmersiva con proyecciones es lo que más gustó a mis sobrinos."
    Sofia R. · Spain · 2026-05-30
  • "The collection is genuinely good, with strong street-art and pop pieces, but it is on the smaller side for the ticket cost. Go in the morning when the courtyard stone is lit by the sun. Still glad we added it to our list of Barcelona landmarks."
    James P. · United Kingdom · 2026-02-08
  • "The digital art room with the floor-to-ceiling projections was mesmerizing and my kids could have stayed in there all day. The moco museum barcelona sits right in the Gothic Quarter so it pairs well with a morning walking the narrow streets. The cafe upstairs has a nice terrace view."
    Yuki T. · Japan · 2026-01-19
  • "Caught the museum during a downpour and it was the ideal indoor escape. The Basquiat and Warhol works upstairs were a pleasant surprise. We did one of the moco museum barcelona tours with a small group and the guide pointed out details we would have missed."
    Bruna L. · Brazil · 2025-11-27
  • "Every room is designed to be Instagrammed, which sounds cynical but the installations really are striking in person. Late afternoon light through the palace windows hits the sculptures just right. The skip-the-line moco museum barcelona option saved us a solid twenty minutes in the queue."
    Marco V. · Italy · 2025-09-14
  • "Visited mid-morning in summer and it was already filling up by the time we left. The contemporary collection is well curated and the immersive space is worth lingering in. A moco museum barcelona tour through the upper floors gave us context on the pop-art pieces."
    Anna S. · Sweden · 2025-07-03
  • "Was not sure a smaller modern art museum would hold our attention but the mix of street art, digital installations and the historic Palacio Cervelló setting kept us busy. The El Born neighbourhood around it is full of good tapas spots for after."
    Daniel O. · Canada · 2025-05-21
  • "Nice collection and the immersive room is clever, but we finished in under an hour and felt the price was steep for the size. Worth it if you already love contemporary and street art, less so if you are on a tight budget."
    Elena D. · France · 2024-12-29
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Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions about moco museum barcelona tickets

What are the opening hours for moco museum barcelona?

Moco museum barcelona is open Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 10:00 to 19:00, and Friday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00. The museum operates daily year-round, including national holidays.

How much does a moco museum barcelona ticket cost?

The standard adult admission to moco museum barcelona is 18 EUR, which includes the audio guide. Booking online in advance can reduce the price by up to 5 EUR when selecting early or late time slots.

What is the best time to visit moco museum barcelona to avoid crowds?

The best window for a moco museum barcelona tour is between 10:00 and 11:30 on weekdays, when attendance is lightest. Tuesday to Thursday mornings are the quietest overall; Saturdays in summer are the busiest.

Is moco museum barcelona accessible for wheelchair users?

The Palau Cervelló has uneven historic floors, but staff-assisted lift routes connect the two floors. Visitors with mobility needs are advised to contact the museum in advance so staff can prepare the accessible route.

Can I take photos at this Barcelona contemporary art museum?

Photography is welcome throughout this Barcelona street art and contemporary museum. Flash photography, tripods, and selfie sticks are not permitted; a smartphone or compact camera is ideal for capturing the immersive installations.

What artists and exhibitions can I see at moco museum barcelona?

Moco museum barcelona displays over 100 works including authenticated Banksy originals in the Laugh Now gallery, pop art by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat, Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room, and digital immersive installations by teamLab. The collection rotates frequently, with around 80% of works on loan.

Are children free at moco museum barcelona?

Children under 10 enter free when accompanied by a paying adult. The immersive digital rooms and vivid street art make this Barcelona art museum particularly engaging for younger visitors, though children must remain supervised at all times.

How do I get to moco museum barcelona by public transport?

Take Metro Line L4 (Yellow) to Jaume I station and walk five minutes along Carrer de la Princesa onto Carrer de Montcada. Bus lines 120, H14, V15, and V17 stop at Via Laietana–Manresa, a short walk from the entrance at number 25.

Is there a café or food option at moco museum barcelona?

There is no café inside the museum. The El Born neighbourhood immediately surrounding moco museum barcelona is packed with independent cafés and tapas bars on Passeig del Born and Carrer del Rec, all within a two-minute walk.

What is the cancellation policy for moco museum barcelona tickets?

Most operators offer a full refund for cancellations made at least 24 hours before your booked entry time. Within 24 hours of the slot, the 18 EUR standard admission is generally non-refundable; check the specific terms of your ticket provider.

Can I combine moco museum barcelona with other nearby attractions?

Yes — the Museu Picasso is a three-minute walk away on the same street, and Santa Maria del Mar church is five minutes on foot. A combined El Born itinerary covering skip-the-line moco museum barcelona entry alongside the Picasso Museum makes for a well-rounded full-day visit.

What items are prohibited inside the museum?

Prohibited items include flash photography equipment, tripods, selfie sticks, hats and caps, large backpacks or suitcases, food and open drinks, umbrellas inside the galleries, and spray cans or markers.

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