Or at least that would be what I would do if I were you or if I had the time. Personally I went for the 1 hour tour of the museum which was quite informational and also let us marvel at the insides of this magnificent concert hall.

We did not take a tour, but bought tickets to flamenco performance there. The building and the concert hall are a treat. Performance was excelent.

Prior to visiting Barcelona, I found a website out of Germany called classictic.com. Through their site, I was able to find different performances by orchestras, soloists and in between at different venues during my stay. For the Palau de la Musica, the orchestra was performing two Concertos by Bach for the first part and then the Four Seasons by Vivaldi.... More

Quality of music and gorgeous architecture, within easy walking distance of the hotel. Not too expensive either,

This incredible building hosts El Palau de la Musica Catalana, where you can assist to diverse concerts and espectacles. The acustic is not good...but who cares that much? Many go to a concert just to have an excuse to enter and visit the theater!

We visited the Palace of Catalan Music on May 22 to watch a performance by guitarist Ekaterina Zaytseva. The doors opened about 30 minutes before showtime and I have never seen more people rushing around taking pictures at any musical event I have been to in my life. The reason, of course, is the stunning architecture of this building. It... More

Amazing show, amazing performances,the place is outstanding you can go watch the architecture without looking at any show... I suggest everyone to go there!

We saw a show in the music palace - wow!! This was one of the most beautiful buildings we have ever seen. The acousics in the hall were also very good. My husband is a retired sound engineer and he also really loved the Spanish guitar concert we saw. Highly recommended!

Gaudi was not the only Modernist architect working in Barcelona. Domenech i Montaner designed this lovely venue which is worth a visit. You can see the outside and entry level of the building for free, but you need to pay for a guided tour to see other parts of the building, in particular the auditorium with beautiful stained glass. Book... More