Inside, the concert hall and the stage build a harmonious unit. Unusual materials were used: Lots of glass makes the Music Hall very bright and gives it a unique atmosphere, the ceramics with natural forms are typical of Modernism, the Catalan Art Nouveau. Above the stage, there is a church organ, which is working again, due to a restoration in 2004.

At the outer facade you can find elements of the Gothic and Modernism.

At the end of the 19th Century, the rapid development of Catalonia educed a bourgeoisie that was looking for new self-representation. The Modernism was an essential expression of this Renaixença.

The facade is decorated with flowery tiled columns with busts of great masters like Beethoven, Bach and Wagner. At the corner, a sculpture, in confectioner’s style, squirms its way down on a Moorish inspired tower.

The construction is crowned with a mosque like tower. The entrance of the Music Palace goes through this tower.

The impressive concert hall is the highlight of the tour, which allows you to visit the inside of the Palau de la Música. The large organ above the stage is flanked by coloured windows, also the top light illuminates the hall. The light appears through a downward curved and colourful glass dome.