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Palau de la Música auditorium. Valencia © Turespaña
Palau de la Música auditorium by night. Valencia © Turespaña

Category

Architecture and civil engineering

Date

Siglo XX

Style

Contemporary

Paseo de la Alameda 30
46023 Valencia
Valencia

Telephone+34 963375020

Fax+34 963370988

E-mailinfo@palauvalencia.com

Websitehttp://palauvalencia.com

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Its acoustics have received unanimous praise and it is considered one of Europe's best auditoriums.

Inaugurated in 1987, it is located alongside the Turia Gardens and is one of Valencia's most emblematic buildings. Transparency is one of its main characteristics. A huge glass dome, which was designed by Ricardo Bofill and runs parallel to the Turia River, serves as the main entrance, perfectly integrated into the surrounding gardens. The light and harmony from outside pass through the glass to create a warm atmosphere. Once you have crossed the enormous foyer, you gain access to the different concert halls.