Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona: photos, reviews

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Palau Sant Jordi, an architectural marvel by Arata Isozaki and Mamoru Kawaguchi, opened its doors on September 21, 1990, in the vibrant city of Barcelona. Originally constructed as a large indoor sports hall for the 1992 Olympics, this venue has gracefully transitioned into a premier concert destination, accommodating up to 9,000 guests. Visitors often praise the smooth and well-run entrance process, with friendly staff providing seamless guidance to seats. The venue boasts excellent acoustics, ensuring a great sound experience for all events. Nestled amidst stunning views of Barcelona, the surrounding area offers a breathtaking backdrop. Access to the stadium is efficient, and food and drinks are reasonably priced, enhancing the overall visitor experience. Palau Sant Jordi truly stands out as a well-organized venue, making it a top choice for entertainment and fitness enthusiasts alike.

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Piscines Picornell - Museu Nacional

Bus stop 288 m walk

Av de l'Estadi - Estadi Olímpic

Bus stop 308 m walk

Estadi Olímpic

Bus stop 367 m walk

Piscines Picornell - Museu Nacional

Bus stop 285 m walk

Pg Olímpic - Palau Sant Jordi

Bus stop 284 m walk

ANELLA OLÍMPICA

Bus stop 286 m walk

4.5

based on 30,715 reviews

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4.5/5 29,923 reviews

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4.5/5 792 reviews

angel L

Excelente para disfrutar de conciertos, muchos accesos y posibilidad de aparcar.

Leidy carolina Vargas ladino

Buena organización para los conciertos, tiene zona de comidas para aprovechar y comer antes con filas cortas ya que tienen varios puestos, baños limpios

Antonio Balta

Magnífico !

Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona

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