Palau de la Música Catalana: Guided tour

The Palau de la Música Catalana is a luxurious work of art of the Catalan Art Nouveau. It brings together the decorative art of sculpture, mosaics, stained glass and ironwork to provide an inspiring setting for the concerts often held here. This guided tour will take you into the depths of this jewel of Barcelona Modernism. You're not wrong if you think Gaudí was Barcelona's favorite architect. But he was not the only one who contributed to the beauty of the Catalan capital. The Palau de la Música, by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, is as elegant and rich in detail as anything by the renowned Gaudí. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, the Palau de la Música is as important as a bastion of Catalan culture as it is for its architecture. And that's saying something, because it is a true architectural masterpiece. Use natural light to illuminate the stained glass windows and mosaics inside. You feel like you're in a music box (especially if you're at a concert). Highlights of the tour include the Rehearsal Hall, the Lluís Millet Hall and the grand finale: a musical showcase with organ in the spectacular Concert Hall. Duration: 00:55. Wheelchair accessible. must_know: * Be sure to arrive on time. Once the tour has started, new visitors cannot join the group * The Palau de la Música retains the right to modify or change its itinerary if necessary pre_purchase: usage: Show your digital ticket at the entrance. post_purchase: good_to_know: How to get there = * Subway: L1 or L4 to Urquinaona * Bus: 45, V15 or V17 included: * Entrance to the Palau de la Música Catalana * Guided tour excluded: Highlights: * Enter the only concert hall also named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, including the Great Concert Hall * Be amazed by the ornate Art Nouveau masterpiece by Lluís Domènech i Montaner (yes, that's right, a stunning building in Barcelona_not_designed_by_Gaudí!) * At the end of the tour, listen to a musical selection performed on the organ in the Great Concert Hall