Palau Robert

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About Palau Robert

The Palau Robert in Barcelona is a late Neoclassical building made of Montgrí stone, completed in 1903 by the architects Henry Grandpierre and Joan Martorell i Montells. It originally served as the private residence of the influential aristocrat Robert Robert i Surís. Today, the building is run by the Catalan government and houses an exhibition center with three halls, a concert hall, and a garden designed by Ramon Oliva that is home to palm trees from the 1888 World's Fair. Here you can take in cultural events and visit the Catalan tourist center. The building is located on Passeig de Gràcia and is easy to reach via the Diagonal metro station and the Provença FGC station.

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At a glance

Category: Sight › Historic sites
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Address: Pg. de Gràcia, 107
08008 Barcelona, Spain
District: l'Eixample
Phone: +34932921260
Website: www.gencat.cat
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Coordinates: 41.39606° N · 2.15947° E
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Identifier: ID e1264b7c-ca7…

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FAQ about Palau Robert

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What is the Palau Robert in Barcelona?

The Palau Robert is a late Neoclassical city palace in Barcelona's Eixample district, completed in 1903. It was designed by the architects Henry Grandpierre and Joan Martorell i Montells and built of Montgrí stone. It originally served as the private residence of the influential aristocrat Robert Robert i Surís; today it is run by the Catalan government.

What can you see at the Palau Robert?

At the Palau Robert in Barcelona, you'll find an exhibition center with three halls, a concert hall, and the Catalan tourist center. There is also a garden designed by Ramon Oliva, planted with palm trees that date back to the 1888 World's Fair. The building also hosts cultural events on a regular basis.

Where is the Palau Robert and how do I get there?

The Palau Robert is located at Pg. de Gràcia, 107, in Barcelona's Eixample district. It's easy to reach via the Diagonal metro station or the Provença FGC station.

What can you see around the Palau Robert?

Around the Palau Robert in Barcelona, you'll find several monuments, historic buildings, and an art museum within walking distance. The Diagonal Obelisk stands just about 57 meters away, and after roughly 81 meters you'll reach the Font de la Granota fountain. Within about 170 meters you'll also find the Santuari de la Mare de Déu del Roser de Pompeia, Casa Comalat, the Fundació Suñol art museum, and Casa Ramon Casas.

Are there restaurants and tours near the Palau Robert?

Yes, travelguide195 lists around 357 restaurants within 500 meters of the Palau Robert in Barcelona. The Palau Robert is also part of the tour "Barcelona Beyond the Icons: Gràcia, Eixample Details, and the Quiet Gòtic."

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