A walk through the Amatller family chapel-pantheon, a funerary structure commissioned in 1912 by Teresa Amatller from architect Emili Sala Cortés. The visit provides access to the interior, where chocolate industrialist Antoni Amatller and his daughter, the owners of the iconic Casa Amatller on Passeig de Gràcia, are laid to rest.
Practical info
October 25, November 8, November 15, and November 22: at 10.30 am and 12.00 pm General admission: €10 (Includes a visit to Montjuïc Cemetery and the Amatller Pantheon) - 10.30 am: Spanish - 12.00 pm: Catalan
The venue
Cementiri Montjuïc
Montjuïc: Where funerary art tells the urban story.
Opened in 1883, Montjuïc Cemetery, designed by architect Leandre Albareda, spans the mountain's southern slope. It’s an architectural compendium of Barcelona’s funerary art. Over 150,000 graves showcase diverse styles, from Modernism to Eclecticism, reflecting the 19th-century bourgeoisie. This space also includes the Fossar de la Pedrera, a resting place for Lluís Companys and victims of Francoist repression, integrating collective memory. Explore history and art here, all with stunning Mediterranean views.
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