Palau Robert

Exhibition and trade centre · la Dreta de l'Eixample

Palau Robert

Exhibition and trade centre · la Dreta de l'Eixample

Pg. de Gràcia, 107, L'Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Spain

Highlights

Once the home of an aristocrat, this stately neoclassical building now hosts exhibitions & concerts.

Pg. de Gràcia, 107, L'Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

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"Palau Robert occupies one of the most covetable real-estate spots in town. Its owner was Robert Robert i Surís, a financier-cum-social-influencer who designed the property as his family home. An exhibition space today, the Palau hosts temporary shows of video, paintings, and photography, and has a garden and concert hall." - Gemma Askham

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Yurkin Yovanny Matos Cuevas

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The Palau Robert was built between 1898 and 1903 as the private residence of Robert Robert i Surís, Marquis of Robert, an influential Catalan aristocrat, financier and politician of Girona origin. For me it is a place full of peace where you can disconnect your mind in the heart of the city and feel that you are somewhere other than the center of the city.

Friendly Notary

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Happy we stumbled upon this exhibition center! Very interesting art work to look at and read about. We visited in January 2023.

Philipp Heidkamp

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Wonderful exhibition space. Wonderful old palace. Well curated exhibition.

Angels Natal

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Very helpful and friendly staff at the tourist office. Great exhibit about 'El noi del sucre'.

Louise S

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Lovely gardens. The current Springsteen exhibition is great!

Helen Sender

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Lovely garden in the middle of the city with benches and shade. It usually has a photo exhibition that is free to see

Davide Baraglia

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Wonderful congress and exhibition hall, located inside an historical palace which is wonderfully preserved and has a nice interior garden. Check out the current exhibitions or ask the clerks, many are free

Joris Peels

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Nice venue with different free exhibitions. Usually they’re very well done and informative.