Lluís Millet Hall and Balcony

A space of serenity and elegance that invites silence and contemplation. Dedicated to Lluís Millet, founder of the Orfeó Català, it is one of the Palau’s most emblematic spaces: a grand hall, a place for rest and gathering, where architecture becomes a song to harmony.

Its columns, of captivating beauty, are adorned with decorated capitals and colors that seem to spring from a mosaic garden. The hall, two storeys high, is enclosed by large stained-glass windows with floral motifs of extraordinary effect. Even more remarkable is the balcony glimpsed through the glass, with its double colonnade of sinuous forms and distinctive ornamentation—one of the most iconic images of the Palau.

The Foyer and Common Areas

The exposed brick arches, glazed ceramics, and ornate columns interact with the natural light that highlights every texture and detail. These are spaces filled with history and harmony, where time seems to stand still and where visitors can rest, observe, and be captivated by the richness of the applied arts that define the Palau.

Palau Terrace, with the Maria Canals

During the Open Day, the Palau’s terrace also becomes a musical space thanks to the piano provided by the Maria Canals International Music Competition for the occasion. Open to anyone who wishes to play it, this instrument invites visitors to pause, take part, and let themselves be carried away by the music in a lively and shared atmosphere.
A perfect late-morning finale—the best continuation of a day to remember, with music and the city as the backdrop.