Palace of Albéniz

The Palace of Albéniz is a residence featuring historicist design with elaborate facades and multiple decorated rooms inside. The building sits within gardens not far from the Olympic Stadium and provides access to several reception spaces and grounds.

The residence was built for the 1929 International Exposition under the design of architect Juan Moya Idígoras. It later became the official lodging for Spanish royalty when visiting Barcelona.

The palace functions as a space for artistic presentations, with exhibitions and performances held during local festivals throughout the year. Visitors experience the decorated rooms and their historical furnishings when the building opens to the public.

Visits are possible on certain days, particularly on weekends and public holidays when guided tours of the rooms and gardens are offered. It is advisable to check opening times in advance, as these may vary depending on the season and events.

The building contains multiple reception rooms furnished with pieces from different periods, each reflecting the taste of its era. These interiors show how artistic and design preferences evolved over time.

Location: El Poble-sec

Inception: 1928

Architects: Juan Moya Idígoras

Architectural style: historicist architecture

Part of: Palauet Albéniz (Edifici Original) i Jardins Escultòrics Joan Maragall

Address: Av. Montanyans, 42-50 - pg. Santa Madrona, 7-17

GPS coordinates: 41.36714,2.15564

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:51