The Palau Moja is used by the Cultural Heritage Department and may only be visited when exhibitions are being hels, or by prior arrangement.
To pass through the gates of the Palau Moja is to discover how the high bourgeoisie lived in the 18th and 19th centuries in Barcelona. The house was the property of two of the most important men of the city, which became a meeting point for the high society of the age.
Josep de Copons, Marquis de Moja, and his wife, Maria Luisa Descatllar, commissioned its construction from the architect Josep Mas. In 1784 he opened the building, which combines Baroque elements with influences of French Neoclassicism. Notable from this first stage, is the Grand Salon, with paintings by Francesc Pla, known as "El Vigatà", and the façades. Interestingly the main door is located in Carrer Portaferrissa. At this time the Ramblas was still a watercourse that had just began to be developed.
In 1870, the Marquis of Comillas, father-in-law of Eusebi Güell, bought the Palace and adapted it to the taste of the period. One of the most visible renovations was the Staircase of Honour. Also dating from then are the blue, pink and green salons. Jacint Verdaguer lived there for 15 years as a family chaplain and almoner.
After the fire of 1971, the Palace was abandoned for eleven years. It is currently the headquarters of the Cultural Heritage Department of the Catalan Government’s Ministry of Culture.
MAYO
• Sábado 10/05/2025, a las 10:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 10/05/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 10/05/2025, a las 16:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 10/05/2025, a las 18:00h – Catalán
• Domingo 11/05/2025, a las 10:30h – Castellano
• Domingo 11/05/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 24/05/2025, a las 10:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 24/05/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 24/05/2025, a las 16:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 24/05/2025, a las 18:00h – Catalán
• Domingo 25/05/2025, a las 10:30h - Castellano
• Domingo 25/05/2025, a las 12:00h- Catalán
JUNIO
• Sábado 07/06/2025, a las 10:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 07/06/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 07/06/2025, a las 16:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 07/06/2025, a las 18:00h – Catalán
• Domingo 08/06/2025, a las 10:30h – Castellano
• Domingo 08/06/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 21/06/2025, a las 10:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 21/06/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 21/06/2025, a las 16:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 21/06/2025, a las 18:00h – Catalán
• Domingo 22/06/2025, a las 10:30h - Castellano
• Domingo 22/06/2025, a las 12:00h- Catalán
JULIO
• Sábado 12/07/2025, a las 10:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 12/07/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 12/07/2025, a las 16:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 12/07/2025, a las 18:00h – Catalán
• Domingo 13/07/2025, a las 10:30h – Castellano
• Domingo 13/07/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 26/07/2025, a las 10:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 26/07/2025, a las 12:00h – Catalán
• Sábado 26/07/2025, a las 16:30h – Catalán
• Sábado 26/07/2025, a las 18:00h – Catalán
• Domingo 27/07/2025, a las 10:30h - Castellano
• Domingo 27/07/2025, a las 12:00h- Catalán
Free entrance
Pets are not allowed inside the monument.
The facilities are equipped for people with disabilities.
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