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• Gran Teatre del Liceu of Barcelona (Lyceum Theatre)
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Updated Aug 26 2023

The Gran Teatre del Liceu (the Great Theatre of the Lyceum in English) is a unique theatre, and a true icon of music and art, both in Barcelona and at an international level. All of the most well known operas have been performed there, and the best-known opera singers from each era have sung there.

Information about the Gran Teatre del Liceu

Built in 1847, its first years in business weren’t easy, as it had to compete with the Teatre Principal , which was much older and already had a great reputation. Even so, as the Teatre del Liceu was more innovative and had a better economic power behind it, it ended up dominating the Teatre Principal .

Much has happened over its nearly 200 years of history , and it has been through all kinds of events, from great operatic premieres to tragic moments in history, such as the attack of 1893 carried out by members of an anarchist movement, and the two fires that the theatre suffered, the latter of which was in 1994.

After this fire the theatre became publicly owned for the first time, and after five years of restoration the theatre was re-opened in 1999. The external structure of the building is the same as the original, but its interior had to be completely refurbished, as the effects of the fire were so devastating.

What are the features of the theatre that really stand out?

The historic foyer Of sheer beauty, the historic foyer has a series of columns inspired by the Renaissance, and a marble floor with black and white diamonds that give a very elegant feel to the space.

The theatre itself With a capacity of 2,294 people, the current theatre is an exact replica of the original. Hanging from its roof is an enormous light, designed by the artist Perejaume .

The Hall of Mirrors Officially known by its Catalan name of ‘Saló dels Miralls’, this is the hall where people go in the intervals of concerts. Its name comes from the huge amount of mirrors that adorn the room, along with many ceiling paintings and references to art.

El Foyer The area called ‘El Foyer’ isn’t actually the foyer of the theatre, but in fact a modern audiovisual space underneath the theatre itself. It has a magnificent acoustic, and is used for all sorts of conferences and audio-visual presentations.

El Cercle del Liceu The visit to the modernist facilities of this private members’ club within the LiceuThe visit to the modernist facilities of this private members’ club within the Liceu is one of the most pleasant surprises that a trip to the Liceu has to offer. is one of the most pleasant surprises that a trip to the Liceu has to offer.

How to visit the Lyceum Theatre?

The tours that the Gran Teatre del Liceu offers take place in the mornings, so that they don’t clash with rehearsals and concerts, which occupy the theatre in the afternoons and evenings.

Guided tour Gran Teatre del Liceu

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There are various visits, some guided and some not, in which you can see the different spaces within the theatre. The guided tour and the express tour are the most popular options, but there’s also the possibility of booking onto a tour with a recital included and a tour of the stage and backstage.

Guided Tours The guided tour lasts approximately 50 minutes, and you will get to see the most important spaces, complete with more information from your guide. These areas include the historic foyer , the theatre itself , the Hall of Mirrors and the ‘ Cercle del Liceu ’. For groups of more than 25 people they will take advance reservations. Times of the tours: From Monday to Friday at 09:30 and 10:30. € General Admission: €16.00. € Concessions: €14 for senior citizens over the age of 65 and for children between 7 and 16. €12 disabled and student card. € Free entry: children under the age of 7. Languages: English, Spanish, French and Catalan. Duration: 50 minutes

Express Visit The Express Visit includes the same spaces as the guided tour, with the exception of the Cercle del Liceu , but for this tour it can’t be guaranteed that the lights will be on in the theatre itself. A member of the theatre’s team will accompany the group throughout the visit. Times of the tours: From Monday to Friday from 11.30 to 18.30 and saturday, sunday and public holidays from 09.30 to 18.30. € Entry price: €6.00. € Concessions: €5.00. Languages: English and spanish and audio guide available in 8 languages. Duration: 25 minutes.

Visit with Recital This is the guided tour, but with a recital organised at the end, in the Hall of Mirrors . Well-known opera arias is performed. Advance booking is essential, and this option is only available to groups of between 40 and 240 people. Times of the tours: at 10:00. Languages: on request. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes.

Tours of the stage and backstage area Each month a series of guided tours is organised that allows you to see some of the theatre’s spaces that can’t be seen during the standard guided tour. During this tour you’ll visit the stage and the different areas, such as the rehearsal room, the wardrobe room, the make-up room, dressing rooms and other backstage facilities. The number of places available for this visit is fairly limited, so it’s therefore necessary to make your reservation in advance. Times of the tours: 09:15 (days to consult). € Price: €18.00. Languages: English, Spanish and Catalan. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes.

For these visits, which always require advance reservation, you will need to call the theatre on +34 93 485 99 31 , email [email protected] or call in to the box office, which is located on La Rambla next to the main entrance. On the day of the tour, the meeting point is next to the main foyer, 15 minutes before the tour starts. For the rest of the tours you can purchase tickets online, or on the day itself at the box office next to the main entrance.

* For technical or artistic reasons it’s possible than some of the planned tours cannot take place on occasions.

Tickets for the opera and concerts

Although the best way to get to know the Liceu building is to go on one of the guided tours, in which the history of the theatre is explained, as well as being able to hear some interesting anecdotes, the best way to actually enjoy what the theatre has to offer is to go to one of the many opera or dance performances . There’s a wide range of prices, which vary greatly according to the work, where you’d like to sit and when you buy your tickets. You could pay anything from €10 for the cheapest seats to €300 for the best seats in the house.

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Map and how to get to the Gran Teatre del Liceu

La Rambla 51-59, Barcelona.

Opening hours

Tours: La información sobre los horarios se ofrecen más arriba.

Obras de teatro: depende de la obra y de la sala.

Visitas: the prices of all the tours are shown above.

Performances: consult the official website to find information about ticket prices. liceubarcelona.cat

How to get there?

Metro: Liceu (line 3).

Buses: lines 59 and V13.

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If you can’t catch a night at the opera , you can still take in the awe-inspiring architectural riches of one of Europe’s greatest opera houses. Opened in 1847, the Liceu launched Catalan stars such as Josep (José) Carreras and Montserrat Caballé, and seats up to 2300 people in its grand auditorium. Standard 45-minute tours of classic spaces (the foyer, Saló dels Miralls and auditorium) run in Catalan, Spanish and English; check updated schedules online.

Fire virtually destroyed the Liceu in 1994, but technicians carefully reconstructed the 19th-century auditorium, with the latest in theatre technology and ceiling murals by Catalan artist Perejaume, by 1999.

The 45-minute tour leads through the grand foyer, with its thick pillars and sumptuous chandeliers, and up the marble staircase to the Saló dels Miralls (Hall of Mirrors). These both survived the fire. The latter was traditionally where theatre-goers mingled during intermission. With mirrors, ceiling frescoes, fluted columns and high-and-mighty phrases in praise of the arts, it exudes a typically neobaroque richness worthy of its 19th-century patrons. You are then taken up to the 4th-floor stalls to admire the restored theatre itself.

More in-depth tours include visits to the Cercle del Liceu (€16, one hour), a Modernista art collection with works by Ramon Casas, or through the inner workings of the stage and backstage work areas (€24, 80 minutes).

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Gran Teatre del Liceu: Barcelona’s great opera house

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Constant adaptation to new times has meant that Barcelona’s Liceu has stayed at the forefront as a theatre in Mediterranean Europe. All that is left of the original building is the façade designed by Oriol Mestres from 1874, which was built on the site of a convent of the Trinitarian Order. After the fire that destroyed the hall and the stage in 1994, Barcelona didn’t resign itself to losing its temple of opera and began to reconstruct the original building with the addition of advanced infrastructures and expanding its capacity by annexing neighbouring lots on the Rambla , Carrer de la Unió and Carrer de Sant Pau. On 7 October 1999 its opera season opened once again with a performance of Turandot by Puccini under the direction of Núria Espert.

Guided tours of the Liceu de Barcelona

To enjoy the grandeur of the building you can take several types of tours that include different parts of the Liceu. All begin in the Renaissance-style lobby, one of the few spaces that survived the fire. Especially notable is the main marble staircase, which has a sculpture of the Muse of Music at the top of it.

The tour continues through the striking horseshoe-shaped Auditorium, a replica of the original with capacity for approximately 2,300, inspired by the Teatro alla Scala in Milan . Its five tiers and box seats around the stalls as well as the dress circle make it into a unique place for enjoying operas, concerts, recitals and dance. The curtain was designed by Antoni Miró in such a way that it can be opened both vertically and from side to side. On the ceiling you will see eight painted medallions, five of which conceal the spotlights that light up during performances. The orchestra pit platform can be elevated or kept below the stage according to the needs of the performance. All of these technical innovations were installed in the post-fire restoration.

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From there comes the Mirrored Salon , where the Catalan upper middle classes used to gather. The room, which survived the fire, was once called El Vergel, or The Garden. These days, after its restoration, it boasts new ceiling paintings, and at the top of the walls appear texts on art and music.

The tour concludes in the Foyer , situated beneath the stalls, where an audience briefing takes place prior to each opera performance.

If you decide to take the Prestige Tour you’ll be able to see the Cercle del Liceu , an English-style private members club that houses a great modernist art collection. Meanwhile, the Liceu Secret Tour takes in the great stage, the orchestra pit, the dressing rooms and the rehearsal rooms. The stage is the focal point of an enormous structure that is 40 metres tall and has a depth of 24 metres below stage level. Its complex facilities allow for swift scene changes and assembly, thanks to two large platforms that form the mouth of the stage and function as lifts. This journey into the heart of the Liceu and the opera world concludes in the dressmaking department and character design room. To take this tour you must book in advanced and check the calendar, as they do not take place daily.

Escape Room: the ‘Enigma Puccini’

The opera Turandot by Puccini is a highly symbolic work for the Liceu, as it was the opening performance after the fire in 1999, and the work used, in 2019, to mark the twentieth anniversary of it reopening, under the musical direction of the maestro Josep Pons with a new production by the video-creator Franc Aleu. It’s no wonder then that, in efforts to introduce new generations to opera, the Liceu now offers an Escape Room themed around the work. Based on the idea that the composer Giacomo Puccini left the ending of Turandot in the hands of the Trinitarian Order for safekeeping, participants must solve different challenges to find the manuscript hidden within the Liceu. It is also a great way to explore the different rooms of the Barcelona opera theatre suitable for those over the age of eight.

New opera audiences

If you’re not content with just a tour and you would like to experience a night of opera , the Liceu endeavours to introduce new audiences to the genre. Those under the age of 35 have their very own session, #LiceuUnder35, held twice a year and including food stands and a DJ in the Foyer.

In order to introduce kids to opera it also offers Petit Liceu Familiar , which includes programmes aimed at children of three years of age to teenagers over the age of 12 with in-house productions and classic performances.

The Liceu de Barcelona is without a doubt a symbol of Catalan society that has retained its original grandeur and been able to rise from the ashes.

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Guided tours.

• Opening hours: From Monday to Sunday every hour from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. On Saturdays and Sundays there are also tours in the morning at 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM. There is also a shorter tour every day at 1:30 PM.
• Rates: Special rates for families, students and OAPs. Free entrance for children under the age of seven and the unemployed. Visit the Liceu website for more information.

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The opera house Gran Teatre del Liceu

Discover one of the largest opera houses worldwide - with fascinatingly beautiful architecture.

Historical facade of the Liceu from the Rambla

The Gran Teatre del Liceu is one of the most important opera houses in Europe. The largest Wagner Festival after the Bayreuth Festival takes place here regularly.

The most important works of classical music have been performed by the greatest singers of the past two decades. Stars like Domingo, Pavarotti, Caballé, Callas and Tebaldi were here and will always have a special place in the heart of the audience.

History of the Gran Teatre del Liceu

The beginnings of the opera in Barcelona go back to the Sociedad Dramática de Aficionados in 1837. This union of liberal, armed citizen militia founded a musical conservatory. Under the direction of Queen Isabel II in 1838 it became the "Liceo Filármonico Dramático Barcelonés".

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The success of the building "Liceu Filármonico Dramátic" brought a group of leading citizens to plan a new opera house. They wanted to build a more splendid opera house than would have been possible under royal management. To finance this, they founded a company that accumulated profits from stock trading. The members of the "Societat de Propietaris", the owners' company, reserved most of the lodges.

On April 4, 1847, the Gran Teatre del Liceu was opened. It was built according to plans by architect Miquel Garriga i Roca. With 4,000 seats, it was the largest opera in Europe. From 1855 the Societat de Propietaris was solely responsible for the operation of the opera, since it had separated from the conservatory. In 1861, the Liceu was hit by a fire for the first time. The auditorium and the stage were completely destroyed. But only a year later, the opera house was reopened.

The Reconstruction of Liceu after the Fire in 1994

Since 1986, there have been plans to expand and modernize the building. Based on these plans, made by Solà Ignasi de Morales, the Liceu was rebuilt. The original was almost completely preserved, since as many undamaged parts as possible were reused.

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Thus, the magnificent foyer and the equally splendid hall of mirrors were reconstructed according to the original rooms. Below the concert hall, an auditorium with a restaurant was built as a break room for the guests, and the stage was equipped with state-of-the-art technology. The curtain has been modernized and was designed by Antoni Miró. The upper floor seats got TV technology installed, since not all seats have a view on the stage. The geometry of the otherwise faithfully recreated concert hall has been slightly adapted to modern acoustics.

The Gran Teatre del Liceu reopened in 1999 and now has nearly 2,300 seats on 6 levels. The Liceu is an integral part of Barcelona's culture of today.

The financing of opera operations in the Liceu

From the very beginning, since the opening in 1847, theater and opera productions have been awarded to investors, who also received the proceeds from ticket sales. Excluded from this were the seats reserved for the Societat.

However, from around 1975 it became apparent that this type of financing was no longer profitable. A sponsorship from the city of Barcelona, ​​the Catalan regional government and the Societat del Gran Teatre del Liceu, the official name of the "Societat de Propietaris", took over the management of the house. The purely private form of sponsorship financing was converted to public financing in 1980 to save one of the internationally most famous operas.

The fire on January 31, 1994 almost completely destroyed the Liceu. This had an extraordinary social impact on Catalan society. There was debate as to whether the house should be rebuilt at all. A new legal basis was created for the reconstruction of this symbolic building. The assets and all rights were transferred to a foundation, the Fundació del Gran Teatre del Liceu. From now on, the house was completely in public ownership.

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Gran Teatre del Liceu. Season 2023-2024 Music , Dance 09/27/2022 - 07/23/2023

The Gran Teatre del Liceu is one of Barcelona's iconic venues and among the world's most spectacular opera houses. It begins the new season with an ambitious series of performances. The season will feature major works such as Turandot , Carmen , Un ballo in maschera and Fidelio . The theatre will also be hosting dance performances featuring A Midsummer Night's Dream performed by the Ballet Dortmund and The Swan Lake performed by Ballet del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma . There will also be concert performances of works by Mendelssohn, Schubert and Monteverdi. And, finally, families will be able to enjoy the season for kids, the Petit Liceu , which will feature different shows, including La Barcarola and Rossini's Kitchen .

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El Gran Teatro del Liceo , cuyo nombre original en catalán es el de Gran Teatre del Liceu es un teatro único, auténtico icono de la música y el arte, tanto en Barcelona como a nivel mundial, dónde se han representado las óperas más importantes y en el que han actuado los mejores cantantes de ópera de cada época.

A destacar sobre el Gran Teatro del Liceo

Construido en el año 1847 sus primeros años no fueron del todo fáciles ya que tuvo que competir con el Teatre Principal , mucho más antiguo y con un gran nombre en la época. Aún así, al tratarse de un teatro más innovador y a contar con un poder económico superior el Teatre del Liceu acabó arrebatándole la importancia y hegemonía al Teatre Principal .

Sus casi 200 años de historia han dado para mucho y es que en el Teatro del Liceo se han vivido todo tipo de acontecimientos, desde grandes estrenos operísticos hasta trágicos momentos históricos, como el atentado del año 1893 realizado por miembros de un movimiento anarquista, o los dos incendios que sufrió el teatro, el último en el año 1994.

Después de dicho incendio el teatro paso a ser de titularidad pública, algo que nunca había sucedido hasta entonces, y tras cinco años de laboriosos trabajos el reconstruido teatro se reinauguró en el año 1999. La estructura externa del edificio es la misma que la original pero su interior fue reformado por completo ya que los efectos del incendio fueron devastadores.

¿Qué elementos destacan del teatro del Liceo de Barcelona?

Vestíbulo histórico De una magnífica belleza el vestíbulo histórico cuenta con una serie de columnas basadas en el renacimiento y un suelo de mármol con rombos negros y blancos que le otorgan una gran elegancia.

La Sala Con un aforo para 2.294 personas La Sala actual es una réplica exacta de la anterior. Su techo cuenta con una enorme lámpara realizada por el artista Perejaume .

El Salón de los espejos Oficialmente conocido por Saló dels Miralls , su nombre en catalán, es la sala de descanso del teatro. Se denomina así debido a la gran cantidad de espejos que la decoran, conjuntamente a varias pinturas y techos con constantes referencias al arte.

El Foyer Es una moderna sala audio visual. Cuenta con una magnífica acústica y en ella se realizan conferencias de todo tipo y proyecciones de audiovisuales.

El Círculo del Liceo La visita a las instalaciones de estilo modernista de este club privado dentro del Liceo, es uno de las sorpresas más agradables de la visita.

¿Cómo visitar el Gran Teatro del Liceo?

Las visitas que se realizan al Gran Teatro del Liceo son por la mañana, para que no interfiera en la organización de las representaciones, que tienen lugar durante la tarde y noche.

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Existen diferentes visitas, algunas guiadas y otras no, en los que se pueden recorrer diferentes espacios del teatro: La visita guiada y la visita express son las opciones más comunes mientras que también existen otras visitas como la visita con recital y la visita al escenario y a las salas de servicio .

Visitas guiadas al Teatro del Liceo Con una duración aproximada de 50 minutos durante la visita guiada se recorren los espacios del teatro más representativos, sobre los que el guía va realizando detalladas explicaciones: El Vestíbulo Histórico , la Sala , el Salón de los Espejos y el Círculo del Liceo . Para grupos de más de 25 personas se realizan reservas anticipadas. Horario: de lunes a viernes a las 09:30h y a las 10:30h. € Precio adulto: 16,00€. € Precio reducido: 14,00€ para personas mayores de 65 años y niños entre los 7 y los 16 años. 12,00€ para discapacitados y con el carnet de estudiante. € Gratis : menores de 7 años. Idiomas: castellano, catalán, inglés y francés. Duración: 50 minutos.

Visitas exprés La visita exprés incluye el mismo recorrido que el de la visita guiada, a excepción del Círculo del Liceo , pero no se puede asegurar que durante la misma haya luz en la sala principal. Un miembro del equipo del teatro acompaña a los visitantes a lo largo del recorrido. Horario: de lunes a viernes de 11:30h a 18:30h y sábados, domingos y festivos de 09:30h a 18:30h. € Precio: 6,00€. € Reducido: 5,00€. Idiomas: Castellano e inglés y servicio de audioguía en 8 idiomas. Duración: 25 minutos.

Visita al teatro con recital incluido Se trata de la misma visita guiada pero con un recital final en el Salón de los Espejos , dónde se tocan áreas de las óperas más conocidas. Únicamente se realiza previa reserva y para grupos de entre 40 y 240 miembros. Horario: a las 10:00h. Idiomas: a petición del cliente. Duración: 1h30min.

Visitas escenario y áreas de servicio A lo largo del mes se realizan una serie de visitas guiadas que permiten conocer una serie de espacios del teatro que no se pueden ver durante la visita guiada normal. Durante este recorrido se visitan el escenario y las diferentes áreas como son las salas de ensayo, la sastrería, la sala de caracterización, camerinos y otras áreas de servicio. El número de plazas para esta visita es bastante limitado por eso es necesario realizar la reserva previamente. Horario: 9:15h (días a concretar). € Precio: 18,00€. Idiomas: castellano, catalán e inglés. Duración: 1h30min.

Para las visitas que requieren reserva previa ésta se puede realizar contactando con el teatro a través del teléfono 93 485.99.31 , de su email [email protected] o en las mismas taquillas, situadas junto a la entrada principal, en La Rambla. El día de la visita el punto de encuentro es junto al vestíbulo principal 15 minutos antes del horario de la visita. Para el resto de las visitas se pueden comprar el mismo día de la visita en las taquillas de la entrada principal.

*Puede darse la situación de que por motivos técnicos o artísticos alguna de las visitas programadas no se realice algún día.

Entradas para las representaciones Musicales / Ópera

Pese a que una buena forma de conocer el Liceo es realizar una visita guiada, en la que se explica la historia del teatro así como diferentes anécdotas, la mejor forma de disfrutarlo es asistir a alguna de las representaciones de òpera o danza que se realizan. Existe un amplio abanico de precios que varían mucho en función de la obra, la localidad escogida o la anticipación con la que se compre la entrada pero en líneas generales se pueden encontrar entradas desde los 10€ de las entradas más baratas hasta los 300€ para las mejores localidades.

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Mapa y cómo llegar al Liceo

La Rambla 51-59, Barcelona.

Visitas: La información sobre los horarios se ofrecen más arriba.

Obras de teatro: depende de la obra y de la sala.

Visitas: El precio para cada tipo de visita se indica más arriba.

Obras de teatro: Consultar la Web oficial para conocer el precio de las representaciones operísticas. liceubarcelona.cat

¿Cómo llegar?

Metro: Liceu (línea 3).

Autobuses: líneas 59 y V13.

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The Gran Teatre del Liceu Opera House in Barcelona

I have a confession. I’ve been dreaming of going to Spain for years before I finally took a trip there . But what inspired me to go wasn’t the iconic Sagrada Familia basilica or the famously abstract house at Park Güell. Instead the image I fell in love with and dreamed about seeing was of towering golden balconies bathed in a soft glow of light dotted with rows of rich red seats. I wanted to see the  Gran Teatre del Liceu Opera House in Barcelona.

The Gran Teatre del Liceu Opera House in Barcelona

The Gran Teatre del Liceu is one of the largest opera houses in all of Europe. Its doors opened in April of 1847 on Barcelona’s La Rambla street, now a popular touristy destination. The theater has since burned down and been rebuilt twice, most recently in 1994. It seats 2,292 people throughout six levels in a horseshoe-like shape, a typical Italian-style theater that maximizes acoustics (but minimizes some visibility).

Outside the Opera House

The modest facade of the building, one of the few remaining features from the original 1847 building, disguises the stunning size and amazing beauty of the theater within it.

Inside the Opera House

But even my first step inside blew me away; the Liceu’s lobby opens with a striking staircase contrasted with a black and white checkered floor and seafoam-colored walls.

The theater itself is even more amazing.  Intricate gold details cover every surface, juxtaposed with thousands of red seats.

The Hall of Mirrors

Surrounding the theater are other rooms, equally as beautiful. The Hall of Mirrors was my favorite. On the day I toured Liceu, the room was set up for a small piano concert. On the night of the opera, the room was used as a bar where we drank Cava during intermissions.

A Night at the Opera

On our last night in Barcelona , I saw my first Russian opera at the Gran Teatre del Liceu, The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. I was surprised how fitting the Russian language is for opera (although I was thankful for the English supertitles on the chair in front of me, like at the Met in New York City). The production, however, was stale and awkward.

Even though I dreamed of The Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona for months before I arrived in Spain (I even had my opera tickets before I booked my flight!), there was nothing like actually being inside the opera house. That view — that moment — is one that I will never forget.

Touring the Gran Teatre del Liceu Opera House

Touring Liceu :: Even if you don’t plan to see an opera, taking a tour of Liceu is worth it. Check online for information regarding guided tours . They’re offered in Catalan, Spanish, French, and English. Or take a virtual tour online here .

Productions at Liceu :: Operas, ballets and concerts all take place at Liceu. The opera season runs September-July. I had tickets months in advance so I’m not sure what the availability is for last minute tickets. Prices vary per opera, but make sure you check the seat’s visibility before purchasing (not all have direct views of the stage).

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Things to do in Barcelona Gran Teatre Del Liceu

Often referred to simply as 'The Liceu', the Gran Teatre del Liceu seamlessly blends 19th-century charm with modern architectural flair. With a history that has weathered Spain's most turbulent periods, it has emerged as the crown jewel of Catalan culture. Nestled amidst the lively ambiance of La Rambla in downtown Barcelona, it's a must-visit for anyone with a deep appreciation for the arts. Discover more about the Gran Teatre del Liceu and delve into its rich history with a guided tour that offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes peek into this iconic theater.

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• Monday - Friday: 14:00 PM to 18:00 PM • Saturday - Sunday: 09:30 AM to 12:30 PM

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The Gran Teatre del Liceu stands as a remarkable emblem of the collaborative spirit among enthusiasts of culture and the arts. Back in 1837, a consortium of private individuals conceived the ambitious vision of establishing a premier opera house befitting Barcelona's burgeoning reputation as a cultural hub. Thus, on the auspicious date of April 4th, 1847, the Renaissance-inspired Gran Teatre del Liceu proudly unveiled its doors to the city of Catalonia. Nevertheless, the theater faced a turbulent future marked by two fires, one in 1861 and another in 1994. On both occasions, Catalan society rallied around its cultural cornerstone, ensuring the theater's reconstruction. Restored to its original grandeur yet equipped with modern amenities, the new Liceu emerged, poised to usher in the 21st century. On October 7th, 1999, the doors of the revitalized Liceu reopened to the public.

Presently, the Saló de Miralls, commonly referred to as the Hall of Mirrors, stands as one of the Liceu's most ancient sections still in existence. Adorned with paintings depicting renowned musicians and dancers, it offers a captivating glimpse into the past. Exploring the Gran Teatre del Liceu on a guided tour unveils these typically hidden spaces, rendering it a truly iconic experience.

Sneak Peek into rich Catalan history

The Gran Teatre del Liceu stands as a shining jewel in the rich tapestry of Catalan art and architecture. Its presence ignited a cultural renaissance in Spain, fostering the creation of numerous renowned operas and classical concerts.

Resplendent interiors that will have you in absolute awe

Upon first glance, the Gran Teatre del Liceu may seem unassuming from the outside, but once you step through its doors, prepare to be immersed in a world of opulence. Inside, the lavish Renaissance-style interiors of the 19th century greet you with their marble embellishments and intricate light fixtures. Boasting one of the world's largest horseshoe auditoriums, this magnificent venue also offers impeccable acoustics, ensuring a truly sensational auditory experience.

A chance to witness architecture that stood the test of time

The tale of the Gran Teatre del Liceu is as extraordinary as the operas it hosts! Despite enduring two devastating fires, it has not only persevered but has also risen stronger, shining brightly as a prominent fixture in the realm of contemporary opera.

Show or no show, you get to go in.

If there are no performances scheduled during your visit to the Gran Teatre del Liceu, or if none align with your availability, don't worry. You can still enjoy a captivating tour of the theater, allowing you to immerse yourself in its magnificent interiors.

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If your visit to the Gran Teatre del Liceu coincides with no scheduled performances or if none match your availability, fear not. You can still partake in an enchanting tour of the theater, immersing yourself in its splendid interiors.

Gran Teatre del Liceu Guided Tour

• Walk through the Liceu’s historic lobby.
• Visit a replica of the original horseshoe-shaped auditorium that was built in 1847.
• Get a chance to see the famous private club, The Cercle del Liceu, if you choose the Prestige version of the tour.

The tour of Gran Teatre del Liceu kicks off at the Theatre Vestibule, the grand entrance of the venue designed in lavish Renaissance fashion, complete with crimson carpets guiding visitors into the auditorium. From there, the journey leads to the main hall, a vast horseshoe-shaped space spanning five floors, immersing guests in an ambiance of theatrical splendor.

The next destination on the Gran Teatre del Liceu tour is the Hall of Mirrors, also known as the Saló dels Miralls. Renowned for its breathtaking beauty, this space is adorned with allegorical paintings on the ceiling, paying homage to art and music. The tour concludes with a visit to the Foyer, situated beneath the auditorium stalls. Serving as a contemporary performance area, it hosts intimate events and gatherings.

This one's for the lot of you looking to catch a show at the Grand Theatre Barcelona. These quick seating plan tips will help you grab the best seats in the house.

The Gran Teatre del Liceu seating plan is spread across 2,292 seats in the Main Auditorium. The hall is in a horseshoe shape and has the stalls level plus five floors. The hall is separated into nine sections which can be accessed by eight entry ways.

The stage boxes are on both sides of the proscenium stage and run up to the fourth floor. Looking from the stage, the seating sections are assigned A – H in clockwise, and each of the floors has a maximum of four rows.

Best visibility

The amphitheatre areas of ‘Llotja Amfiteatre 13, 14, and 15’ are the best viewing points in the entire theatre. They are also the costliest tickets. The next best option is the central stall seats of B, C, D, and E, as well as the Amphitheatre C & D which are directly below the Llotja Amphitheatre areas. All these areas have 100% visibility of the stage.

Best value for money

The Second and Third Floors of the B, C, D, E, F, G and H sections have about 85% visibility of the stage and are about 50% cheaper than the costliest tickets, making it good for value.

Best budget

The Second floor of H section, Fourth floor of D & F, and Fifth floor of D section have about 50%-70% of visibility of the stage and are one of the cheapest tickets in the theatre. They will not compromise your viewing experience unlike the cheapest tickets yet come at affordable prices.

The Gran Teatre Liceu events span a range of Opera, Concerts, Dance and Recitals. Here is our pick of the top 12 events from the 2019-2020 season -

• Tosca – Giacomo Puccini - 9th June – 28th June 2019
• Luisa Miller – Giuseppe Verdi - 14th July – 27th July 2019
• The Ring Without Words - 25th July 2019
• Zaguán & Alento – 31st July – 3rd August 2019
• Les Grands Ballets Canadiens De Montréal - 14th September – 19th September 2019
• Turandot – Giacomo Puccini- 7th October – 25th October 2019
• Doña Francisquita- 10th November – 17th November 2019
• Cavalleria Rusticana / Pagliacci – 5th December – 22nd December 2019
• Aida - Giuseppe Verdi – 13th January – 31st January 2020
• La Clemenza Di Tito Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – 19th February – 27th February 2020
• “Resurrection” By Mahler Symphony No. 2 – 1st March 2020
• Lohengrin - Richard Wagner – 19th March – 31st March 2020
• Giselle By Akram Khan- English National Ballet – 22nd April – 25th April 2020

The address of the Gran Teatre Liceu is La Rambla, 51-59, 08002 Barcelona

• By Bus – The nearest bus station is La- Rambla La Boqueira, about 140m away from the entrance of Gran Teatre Liceu. Bus numbers V13 & V59 service it.
• By Car – The GPS coordinates are - 41.374831834 2.17083265. There is no parking on the premises, the nearest parking is at Plaça de la Gardunya, which is about 350m away from the theatre.
• By Train- The nearest Metro station is Liceu on Line 3. The station is about 100m away from the theatre.
• By Bike – The nearest Electric Bike station is 55 – La Rambla/80 where you can park your bike.

The shows in the Gran Teatre Liceu are generally held in the evening hours, but in case there is a daytime show the guided tour hours are changed accordingly.

The Gran Teatre Liceu tour takes place – Monday to Friday – 2:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:00 PM Saturday and Sunday – 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM

• Most of the shows in the Liceu are held 7 PM onwards but there might be earlier shows in the evening. It is suggested that you book the earliest show at 2 PM on weekdays and 9:30 AM on weekends to ensure the tour takes place.
• The Liceu has a cloakroom where you will need to deposit your luggage and heavy bags prior to the tour. Make sure you visit at least 15 minutes prior to the tour to check in your luggage.
• The Gran Teatre del Liceu does not have a formal dress policy however it is an Opera House and you can expect people turning up in their dressy best. Even if you are visiting just for a tour of the Opera House, wearing semi-formal or dressy clothes would be a good idea.
• You are welcome to take photographs of the Liceu theatre everywhere including the Main Auditorium and Hall of Mirrors. Although, there may be rehearsals going on stage or in the Foyer and you should avoid taking their photographs.
• If you wish to explore the Gran Teatre del Liceu in a more exciting way then choose to enter an Escape Room! The 60-minute Enigma Puccini Escape Room is based on the story of Puccini’s Turandot. You can learn about the history of Liceu and uncover secrets of the theatre.

Gran Teatre del Liceu Tour Reviews

We scheduled a tour while checking out the sights on La Rambla and had time to run across the street for lunch before our tour. Our guide spoke several languages and smoothly switched from English to the other couples language. She was very informative and gave us an excellent tour full of interesting history. The opera house was founded in 1847 for the high class society. It was rebuilt in 1999 after a fire in 1994. It is one of the most well known opera houses. The inside is lovely and the auditorium has 5 tiers, seats 2,292 with no royal box. The 4th and 5th tiers are the cheapest seats, the main floor seats are made of iron and red velvet and there are luxurious boxes called Banyeres. Worth taking the time for a guided tour.

Kleime, Tripadvisor 2019

Joined the English speaking guided tour for the opera house and private club. The opera auditorium is lovely but the lobby and salons before it are even better. The arts and crafts style of the private club contrasts with the Grecian style of lobby area. Lots to see. Photos welcome. No shop or cafe. Our tour guide was great. Her English and knowledge of Spanish history and art history was excellent. There were only three of us. We sat down in the auditorium and ended up talking about politics and history for ages. She was in no hurry to move us along. Highly recommend. Location on La Rambla also really convenient for metro and shops.

Missy280, Tripadvisor 2019

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FAQs: Gran Teatre Del Liceu

When was gran teatre del liceu built.

El Gran Teatre del Liceu constructed in 1847 on the Ramblas of Barcelona, has fulfilled its cultural and artistic function for generations, and is today one of the city's most prominent landmarks.

What is the name of the opera house in Barcelona?

Barcelona's opera house, the Gran Teatre del Liceu. The Gran Teatre del Liceu is one of the largest opera houses in all of Europe. Its doors opened in April of 1847 on Barcelona's La Rambla street, now a popular touristy destination.

What are the nearest attractions to Gran Teatre del Liceu?

Attractions near Gran Teatre del Liceu: Placa del Rei Güell Palace (Palau Güell) Tablao Flamenco Cordobes

How do I reach Gran Teatre del Liceu?

The theater is located on Las Ramblas, steps away from the Liceu metro station. It’s within walking distance of just about anywhere in the Old City (Ciutat Vella) and a stop on many guided tours of the neighborhood.

What's the seating capacity of Gran Teatre del Liceu?

The Gran Teatre del Liceu has seating for some 2,300 spectators, but you don’t have to come for an opera to appreciate the grand building. Guided tours lead through some of its most impressive areas, including the grand foyer and Hall of Mirrors.

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Charli XCX Plots 2024 International ‘BRAT' Tour Dates

Charli XCX announced the international dates for her 2024 Brat tour on Monday (March 25), which will be a mix of live concerts and what she's dubbed "partygirl" events. The run will kick off with a set at Primavera Sound Barcelona on June 1, followed by shows in London, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Mexico City before winding down on June 22 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Just hours after announcing the dates, the singer noted on Instagram that all the shows were already sold out .

At press time Charli had not yet announced the release date for BRAT , her sixth full-length album, though she did recently reveal that it is out this summer, contains 15 songs and is 41:23 long. The follow-up to her 2022 album Crash has been advanced by the uptempo first single, "Von Dutch."

Speaking to Billboard at this year's 2024 Women in Music event, Charli said that BRAT is a club record meant to evoke the illegal London rave scene of the early 2000s where she started performing as a 14 and 15-year-old, produced from a tight collection of sounds to create "this unique minimalism that is very loud and bold."

She also said that the album is "very direct" eschewing "metaphor and flowery lyricism" for language that is closer to the way she talks to her friends in text messages. "This record is all the things I would talk about with my friends, said exactly how I would say them. It's in ways very aggressive and confrontational, but also very conversational and personal," she said. "And not in that boring way where artists are like, ‘This is my most personal record.' To me, it feels like listening to a conversation with a friend.

See the Brat tour announcement and dates below.

BRAT tour dates :

June 1 - Barcelona, Spain @ Primavera Sound Barcelona

June 7 - London, England @ Here at Outernet

June 11 - Queens, NY @ Knockdown Center

June 12 - Chicago, IL @ Radius

June 15 - Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Expo Hall

June 19 - Mexico City, Mexico @ LooLoo Studio

June 22 - São Paulo, Brazil @ Zig Club

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