Inside the Palau Robert

Palau Robert

L'Eixample


The 1903-completed building that hosts Catalonia's regional tourist office also serves as an exhibition space, mostly for rotating Catalan-themed shows. In summer, concerts are occasionally held in the peaceful back gardens or main hall.


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