Palau de la Música Catalana Tickets
Visit Palau de la Música Catalana, a UNESCO-listed concert hall known for its stunning stained glass, mosaics, and unique design. Enjoy self-guided tickets, guided tours, or combos to explore its beauty and history.
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Immerse yourself in a captivating journey into Catalan Modernism, enjoying the freedom to explore this architectural masterpiece at your own pace or with the help of an audio guide.
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Get an informative brochure that guides you through the concert hall's rich history, making your self-guided tour an enlightening experience.
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Admire the grand staircase's floral decorations and the Lluís Millet Hall's large balcony, symbolizing nature's abundance.
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Witness a live piano or organ recital in the magnificent Concert Hall, providing a melodious end to your exploration.
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Fun fact: The concert hall boasts an ‘inverted dome’ skylight of stained glass, cleverly fashioned to resemble a radiant sun!
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Immerse yourself in a captivating journey into Catalan Modernism, enjoying the freedom to explore this architectural masterpiece at your own pace or with the help of an audio guide.
-
Get an informative brochure that guides you through the concert hall's rich history, making your self-guided tour an enlightening experience.
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Admire the grand staircase's floral decorations and the Lluís Millet Hall's large balcony, symbolizing nature's abundance.
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Witness a live piano or organ recital in the magnificent Concert Hall, providing a melodious end to your exploration.
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Fun fact: The concert hall boasts an ‘inverted dome’ skylight of stained glass, cleverly fashioned to resemble a radiant sun!
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Discover the diverse cultural influences of this UNESCO World Heritage Site with a multilingual audio guide available in 8 languages.
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Visit the Orfeó Català choir’s rehearsal rooms, walk out on stage at the concert hall, and admire the stained glass windows of the Lluís Millet room.
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Encounter inventive architecture like Art Nouveau and Catalan modernism in the curving details, mosaics, and structural fluidity of the interiors.
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Fun Fact: Thanks to a clever design of stained glass ceilings, Palau de la Música is illuminated entirely by natural light in the daytime!
More details
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Discover the diverse cultural influences of this UNESCO World Heritage Site with a multilingual audio guide available in 8 languages.
-
Visit the Orfeó Català choir’s rehearsal rooms, walk out on stage at the concert hall, and admire the stained glass windows of the Lluís Millet room.
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Encounter inventive architecture like Art Nouveau and Catalan modernism in the curving details, mosaics, and structural fluidity of the interiors.
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Fun Fact: Thanks to a clever design of stained glass ceilings, Palau de la Música is illuminated entirely by natural light in the daytime!
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Go on an informative guided tour of Barcelona’s Palau De La Música, the only concert hall ever to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Your tour starts in the Rehearsal Hall of the Orfeó Catala, where the foundation stone was laid in 1905, and where the choir rehearses regularly as it has done for more than 100 years.
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Continue to the grand staircase and visit the Lluís Millet Hall and glimpse the large balcony with columns that symbolize nature with flowers of every kind.
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Be dazzled by an explosion of colors, shapes, and light as you enter the Concert Hall where you will be guided to the great skylight, where you can admire the impressive light source up close.
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Fun fact: Unlike traditional concert halls, the Palau de la Música was created with the intention of involving the community in cultural activities.
More details
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Go on an informative guided tour of Barcelona’s Palau De La Música, the only concert hall ever to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
-
Your tour starts in the Rehearsal Hall of the Orfeó Catala, where the foundation stone was laid in 1905, and where the choir rehearses regularly as it has done for more than 100 years.
-
Continue to the grand staircase and visit the Lluís Millet Hall and glimpse the large balcony with columns that symbolize nature with flowers of every kind.
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Be dazzled by an explosion of colors, shapes, and light as you enter the Concert Hall where you will be guided to the great skylight, where you can admire the impressive light source up close.
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Fun fact: Unlike traditional concert halls, the Palau de la Música was created with the intention of involving the community in cultural activities.
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Explore the Palau de la Música Catalana and Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site with a single ticket, unlocking two UNESCO-listed architectural masterpieces.
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Wander through both sites at your own pace with a multilingual audio guide. Take in the mosaics, stained glass, and details of Barcelona’s modernist gems.
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They are located just 15 minutes apart by car (4.4 km via Carrer de Roger de Llúria and Carrer del Rosselló), making it easy to visit both in a day.
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Learn about the history and details of the modernist gems with an audio guide available in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Chinese, Italian, Korean and German.
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These two sites are a must-see for anyone interested in Catalan Modernism and the work of Barcelona architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner.
More details
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Explore the Palau de la Música Catalana and Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site with a single ticket, unlocking two UNESCO-listed architectural masterpieces.
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Wander through both sites at your own pace with a multilingual audio guide. Take in the mosaics, stained glass, and details of Barcelona’s modernist gems.
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They are located just 15 minutes apart by car (4.4 km via Carrer de Roger de Llúria and Carrer del Rosselló), making it easy to visit both in a day.
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Learn about the history and details of the modernist gems with an audio guide available in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Chinese, Italian, Korean and German.
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These two sites are a must-see for anyone interested in Catalan Modernism and the work of Barcelona architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner.
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About Palau De La Musica Catalana
Located in the heart of Barcelona, the Palau de la Música Catalana is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is known for its exquisite Modernista design. Featuring elaborate mosaics, sculptures, and stained-glass elements, Whether you’re touring its magnificent interiors or attending a Flamenco performance, it promises a memorable experience.
Recognized for its cultural significance, Palau de la Musica was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.
The symbolic sculptures and mosaics inside the Palau reflect Catalonia’s cultural heritage, including elements like Catalan folk songs and local flora and fauna.
Palau de la Musica was originally built as a home for the Orfeó Català, a choral society that continues to perform there today.
This iconic concert hall has hosted numerous world premieres of significant musical works by renowned composers like Enric Granados, Manuel de Falla, and Joaquín Rodrigo.
Completed in just three years (1905–1908), the Palau is a testament to the engineering and artistic ingenuity of its time.
Why visit Palau De La Musica Catalana?
Plan your visit
Main entrance
The main entrance to the Palau is located on Carrer Palau de la Música, featuring a grand facade that’s hard to miss.
On Sundays and holidays, the doors also open two hours before concert start times, which vary based on the performance.
The Palau offers a cloakroom, gift shop, and café for visitors.
The Palau offers a cloakroom, gift shop, and café for visitors.
The Palau offers a cloakroom, gift shop, and café for visitors.
Restrooms are available for convenience.
The Palau is wheelchair accessible, with designated seating areas and ramps
Elevators are available for accessing different levels.
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