Palau de la Música Catalana combined tickets

Which Palau de la Música combo to book

Modernisme beyond Gaudí. The Sant Pau + Palau de la Música + Casa Fuster pass is the most reviewed Palau combo and one of the best rated. All three are works by Lluís Domènech i Montaner: the hospital complex at Sant Pau, the concert hall, and a tapa at Casa Fuster to finish. Sant Pau is in the north of the city and the Palau near the old town, so allow travel time between them.

Gaudí plus Domènech. Casa Milà – La Pedrera + Palau de la Música has excellent reviews and a good saving. Casa Batlló + Palau is sold with the Blue or Gold Casa Batlló ticket; the Gold one adds extras inside Casa Batlló. Both houses are on Passeig de Gràcia, a walk or short metro ride from the Palau.

Park and hall. Park Güell + Palau de la Música comes with a Palau audio guide or a Palau guided tour. Park Güell is up the hill in Gràcia, so treat these as two separate half-days.

The big one. Sagrada Família fast track + Palau pairs Barcelona's most visited building with the Palau. It has few reviews so far.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

Yes, all the two-part bundles are cheaper than buying the tickets apart. Casa Batlló Blue + Palau and La Pedrera + Palau give the biggest discounts, around a tenth; most others are slightly cheaper. The Sant Pau pass is priced as one product.

How the tickets work

You book once and receive a separate ticket for each building, usually on your phone. Pick a date and time slot for each part. The Palau is a working concert hall, so visit times can shift around rehearsals and events; check the slot on the booking page. Cancellation rules can differ per part, so read them before you pay.

For the Sagrada Família and Park Güell pair and more, see the Barcelona combo tickets. Heading south? See Valencia or Seville, or read how combo tickets work.