Palau Dalmases on the historic Carrer Montcada is named after aristocrat Pau Ignasi de Dalmases, who remodeled the entire house in the 17th century

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Barcelona: Flamenco Show at Palau Dalmases

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Palau Dalmases, Barcelona

Palau Dalmases on the historic Carrer Montcada is named after aristocrat Pau Ignasi de Dalmases, who remodeled the entire house in the 17th century.

Palau Dalmases on the historic Carrer Montcada is named after aristocrat Pau Ignasi de Dalmases, who remodeled the entire house in the 17th century. The Catalan building has a Gothic façade in Montjuïc stone with a richly decorated portal, and large zoomorphic gargoyles protruding from the roof. The interiors have a ground floor attic, main floor, another floor and an attic, all around a Baroque central courtyard, surrounded by large arches on Tuscan columns. The stairway has Solomonic columns and a railing with carved stone reliefs depicting the Rape of Europa and the Triumph of Neptune.

It is home to the Espai Baroque, a cozy space with antique furniture and décor where visitors can enjoy a traditional flamenco show with cajón and flamenco guitar.


Hours

Sun

11:30

1:30

Mon

11:30

1:30

Tue

11:30

1:30

Wed

11:30

1:30

Thu

11:30

1:30

Fri

11:30

1:30

Sat

11:30

1:30

About Palau Dalmases

 Carrer de Montcada, 20, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

 +34 933 10 06 73

 palaudalmases.com

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