The second architectural megahit by Luis Domenech y Montaner.
After visiting the hospital of Sao Pau, the visit to the Palace of Catalan music was a foregone conclusion. The style of Luis Domenech y Montaner does not leave anyone indifferent. UNESCO in 1997 equa...
This place is amazing! If you are exploring El Gotic or El Born, you have to stop in and see it. You could do it in under an hour if you're trying to see many things in one day, but I'd recommend givi...
We only visited this building as part of a tour of Barcelona and didn't see a concert inside (although if we had more time then I would have) just the external and the main entrance way. There are...
The tour was well presented, the guide had an excellent command of English and a great sense of humour. What an edifice! And to think it was nearly knocked down.
Known as one of the most beautiful concert halls in Europe, the Palau de la Musica is the pinnacle of modernism in architectural history.
You must participate in the Guide Tour to visit the Music Palace and you cannot visit it yourself. The Guide Tour runs every half hour and is available in a variety of languages. There is no Chinese. The
music palace began in 1905 and was completed in 1908. In just three years, such a beautiful building was built. It is extremely efficient compared to the Sagrada Familia, which seems to be built forever. .
The girls heart-breaking building also attracted a lot of film and television dramas and advertisements, such as the Meteor Garden we are most familiar with.
Transportation: Metro red and yellow line Urquinaona station; bus V15, V17, 45; City Tours bus Parada 2
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Barcelona's super dreamy Catalunya Music Palace, where the photos are super beautiful~
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🧡 In addition to Anthony Gaudi ( Antonio Gaudi), Lluís Domènech i Montaner is also my favorite architect. He also has 2 World Heritage buildings in Barcelona. Today, he first shares his first bag. Architectural work: Palau de la Música Catalana (Selected World Heritage in 1997).
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🧡The music palace is very beautifully decorated, with bright colors and mosaic style (Barcelona is more than Gaudi's exquisite mosaic). The facade is richly decorated with a variety of elements, including traditional Spanish and Arabic elements. .
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🧡Visit the music palace and recommend the tour guide during the day. Unfortunately, there is no Chinese. First, enter the music palace, first watch a video, introduce the history of the music palace, etc., read the introduction, the original Lang Lang also used to Performed here.
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🧡The balcony on the second floor and the stairs of the Music Palace are very nice places to take pictures. The tour guide will guide the tourists to visit the various parts of the Music Palace.
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The most eye-catching part of the music palace is the music hall. The entire roof of the hall is decorated with red and white roses made of ceramic. Each column is decorated with a disc-shaped stigma at the top. The peacock tail feather pattern is blooming like a flower. Fortunately, if you encounter a rehearsal, you can sit down and listen to a performance.
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✈️Tips:
1. Have time to watch a wonderful music performance at night and buy tickets in advance on the official website. You can choose a seat on the website, which is more cost-effective than visiting a tour guide.
2. The balcony on the second floor and the concert hall on the third floor are the focus of shooting!
3. A guided tour every half hour, cost 18 euros, in English, Spanish and Catalan. The guided tour takes 1 hour and will take you to all corners of the Palace of Music.
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During the day, it is a tour guide with a foreign language. The whole journey is 1-1.5h and RMB150.
The fairies who want to take beautiful photos, of course, have to choose to go during the day, and the light is sufficient.
The interior decoration style is dominated by luxury style, and the sister papers who like to take pictures can walk at the end of the tour guide team.
There are a lot of music performances in the evening, if you are interested in music art, you can consider it.
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Built in 1905-1908, the Palau de la Musica is a world-class cultural heritage site with the Sao Paulo Hospital designed by Domanic and is now a long-standing concert hall for the Barcelona Orchestra. The gorgeous concert hall combines music, nature and religious elements. The external heads are Beethoven, Bach, Haydn, etc. (although not clearly shown). You can enter the tour guide or enter the concert. When I played Mozart Requiem at night, it only started at nine o'clock, and I thought about giving up.
Colourful mosaic decorative columns are beautiful, and the dome of the concert hall inlaid with stained glass is dazzling. Behind the stage are several statues of Muse.
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Introduction
The Palau de la Música Catalana and the Hospital de Sant Pau, are two of the finest contributions to Barcelona's architecture by the Catalan art nouveau architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner they were jointly inscribed to UNESCO's World Heritage Sites in 1997. The Palau de la Música Catalana is an exuberant steel-framed structure full of light and space, and decorated by many of the leading designers of the day.
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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.