Casa Garriga Nogués

The Casa Garriga Nogués displays a five-story facade with classical and baroque elements, featuring four sculptured columns supporting the main balcony of the first floor.

Commissioned by the Garriga Nogués family in 1904, the building served as their residence until 1936 before transforming into different cultural institutions over the decades.

The interior features a marble staircase and stained glass windows created by Antoni Rigalt, who also contributed to the Palau de la Música Catalana.

Located at Diputació 250 in Barcelona, the building currently functions as the Museum of Prohibited Art, offering educational visits and exhibitions.

The four corbels on the facade, sculpted by Eusebi Arnau, represent the different stages of human life through female figures acting as supporting elements.

Location: Dreta de l'Eixample

Inception: 1904

Architects: Enric Sagnier

Architectural style: Catalan modernism

Address: Diputació, 250

GPS coordinates: 41.38888,2.16525

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:03