Palau Robert marks the centenary of critic and publisher Josep Maria Castellet. The exhibition traces his work as a memoirist and editor through the intellectual and personal networks that shaped his trajectory in the Catalan cultural scene. Admission is free, and the exhibit runs in room 2 until January 2027.
The Planns tip
The exhibition offers guided tours with curator Teresa Muñoz Lloret, available by booking through the Palau Robert website.
Practical info
Monday to Saturday: from 09.00 h to 19.30 h · Free admission Sundays and holidays: from 09.00 h to 14.30 h
The venue
Palau Robert
Neoclassical gem in the modernist beat.
Built between 1898 and 1903 on Passeig de Gràcia, Palau Robert stands as a neoclassical counterpoint amidst the modernist fabric of the Eixample. Originally the residence of the influential Robert Robert i Surís, its architecture, conceived by Henri Grandpierre and Joan Martorell, features Montgrí stone, creating a sober impression. Since 1981, it operates as a cultural hub for the Generalitat de Catalunya, hosting exhibitions, a concert space, and the Centre d'Informació de Catalunya. Its gardens, designed by Ramon Oliva with palms from the 1888 Universal Exposition, offer a public urban oasis.
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