Cataloni Palace - Putting flowers into the music box / hc /
Barcelona because of Gaudi's architecture is magical, and Gaud's teacher Louis Domenech Montaner designed the Cathay The Palace of Music in Ronia has pushed the citys girlish heart to the extreme. The Catalan Music Palace is also known as one of the most beautiful concert halls in Europe and is the pinnacle of modernism in the history of architecture.
The most eye-catching is the huge colored glass inverted dome directly above the music hall. The entire glass mosaic dome transitions from cool to warm, and the shape gradually rises from the plane into a drop like a rising sun. general. This also made her the only music hall in Europe that was illuminated by natural light during the day, allowing the sun to participate in the music.
The large glass curtain wall around the concert hall brings ample light to the concert hall. The beautiful pattern on the curtain wall echoes the glass dome, making the whole hall like a beautiful kaleidoscope. The
building is full of rich details, and the natural elements of plants and flowers are everywhere. On the double-column gallery, the hand-made mosaic "Baihua Forest" is full of colors. The red and white rose that was "embroidered" on the ceiling decorated the concert hall into a sea of roses, and the wavy ceiling conveyed the sound waves to each seat. Domenech used architecture to depict an epic story and cleverly took into account the acoustic requirements of the concert hall.
The Catalunya Music Palace is a poetic and gorgeous musical imagination. Domenech puts the beauty of nature in this box that makes wonderful music, so that the eyes and ears of the audience are bathed in poetry. Dream world.
There are several ways to visit the concert hall:
1, experience a performance in person, depending on the performance schedule, most of the performances are in the evening.
2, Guide Tour (with Thai, Spanish, Italian, French, English to choose from). Through the tour, you can learn a lot about the details and stories of the Palace of Music. The focus is on entering the museum during the day and feeling the music hall in the sun.
3, a free-to-air tour that is open for a limited period of three, eight, eight, and nine months a year. You can book tickets on the official website, and you can freely take photos in the music palace without following the commentator.
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Incredibly beautiful venue in the Born neighborhood. I walk by this building every day and always pause to admire its intricacies.
It's was a. Nice experience. Especially the tour guide who was really funny and mad emu day. He also told us the history of the theatre. Than that night their was flamingo dancing which was amazing!! I do recommend you to go their but make sure you buy tickets couple of month before otherwise they are sold out!
If you can listen to a concert in this Art Nouveau building you won't be able to forget the experience.
Absolutely gorgeous interior with huge stained glass skylight. We watched Flamenco dance with three amazing guitarists- would recommend everyone buy tickets to see a show.
Hidden down a narrow alleyway of Via Laietana is this glorious example of Catalan art nouveau - a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a prestigious concert hall. I often go out of my way just so I can pass this exquisite building and stare at it for a few minutes. Built from from 1905 to 1908, it was designed by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner and is covered in floral mosaics, pink tiles and ornate plasterwork, as well as busts of famous musicians and composers. Inside is just as impressive as the outside, but you can only see it on a guided tour or if you buy tickets to see a concert here. There are often famous musicians and flamenco artists that perform here, so I'd definitely recommend going to see it when there's a show on.