Combo: Palau de la Música Catalana + Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site Tickets

Your experience

Together, Palau de la Música and Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site offer a vivid immersion into Barcelona's Art Nouveau movement—from music halls to medical marvels, all built with heart, vision, and extraordinary craftsmanship.

Getting started

Begin your adventure by presenting your ticket at the main entrance. After a quick security check, you’re all set to wander through this architectural gem on a self-guided tour. Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site is just a 15-minute taxi ride or a pleasant walk from the Palau de la Música. Flash your ticket at the main pavilion and you’re all set to explore the grounds.

What to expect

Palau de la Música Catalana

Opened in 1908 and designed by legendary architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, this concert hall is a dazzling celebration of music, light, and color. A true icon of Barcelona's Modernisme movement, it combines sculpture, mosaic, stained glass, and ironwork in the most spectacular way possible.

Features:

• Stained-glass skylight: Look up in the main hall to admire the magnificent inverted dome, a kaleidoscope of blues, golds, and oranges that makes the sun shine indoors.

• Lluís Millet Hall: Take a breather in this elegant space with its arched glass wall and serene views of leafy balcony columns.

• Concert hall acoustics: Whether or not a performance is happening, step into this space that has hosted musical legends and still leaves audiences spellbound.

Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site

Originally built as a hospital in the early 1900s, this marvelous complex was also designed by Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Today, it serves as a space for culture, innovation, and awe-inspiring architecture, all wrapped in vibrant tilework and intricate ornamentation.

Features:

• Ornate pavilions: Stroll through beautifully restored buildings topped with colorful domes, all connected by serene garden paths.

• Underground tunnels: Take a peek below ground to see the network of passageways that once connected patients and staff between pavilions.

• Tilework and mosaics galore: From hand-laid tiles to whimsical floral motifs, every detail tells a story of healing through beauty.

• Administration Pavilion: Step into the jewel of the site, where stained glass windows, decorative ceilings, and period furnishings showcase the elegant face of medical care from a bygone era.