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The Palace of Catalan Music (Palau de la Música Catalana in Catalan) is a music auditorium located on Sant Pere més Alt street in the Ribera district of Barcelona, ​​Spain. It was designed by Barcelona architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, one of the greatest representatives of Catalan modernism. The construction was carried out between 1905 and 1908, with very advanced solutions in the structure with the application of large glass walls and the integration of all arts, sculpture, mosaics, stained glass and wrought iron. The building , headquarters of the "Orfeón Catalán", founded in 1891 by Lluís Millet and Amadeo Vives, was funded by Catalan industrialists and financiers, enlightened and music lovers, an estate that sixty years before had already financed the Grand Theater opera and ballet theater of the Lyceum.
In 1997, UNESCO included the building in its list of World Heritage Sites.
The Palau de la Música Catalana is owned by the Orfeó Català Association, which aims, according to its tradition, to promote Catalan culture, especially in the musical aspect and with a preferential attention to choral music. The Association develops its objectives through the Orfeó Català-Palau Fou ...

The Barcelona Stock Exchange or Borsa de Barcelona (in Catalan) is a Spanish stock exchange defined as an official secondary market, intended for the exclusive negotiation of convertible shares and securities or that grant the right to acquire or subscribe. The Barcelona Stock Exchange is a subsidiary of Spanish Bags and Markets.
According to the Securities Market Law (LMV), "Official secondary securities markets are those that operate regularly, in accordance with the provisions of this Law and its development regulations, and, especially, in relation to access conditions , admission to negot ...

Els Quatre Gats ("the four cats" in the Castilian language) was a hotel establishment (brewery, cabaret, restaurant) opened in Barcelona on June 12, 1897. During the six years he remained active, until 1903 , became one of the reference places of Catalan modernism. It was reopened with the same name in the 1970s.

The College of Journalists of Catalonia (in Catalan: Col·legi de Periodistes de Catalunya, CPC) is an organization, based in Barcelona, ​​which brings together journalists who practice in Catalonia, Spain.
It was created on November 8, 1985 by means of a Law approved by the Parliament of Catalonia and intended to group, in the same organization, the different press associations existing in Catalonia.
It has the main objective of being the highest level of representation of the press before the administration and is charged with defending the interests of journalism professionals. It is current ...

The Plaza de Cataluña (officially and in Catalan Plaça de Catalunya) is a central square in Barcelona, ​​one of the nerve centers of the city. It has an area of ​​5 hectares.
It constitutes the point of union between the old nucleus of the city and the Eixample. From here, important roads of the city such as La Rambla, the Paseo de Gracia, the Rambla de Cataluña or the rounds of the University and San Pedro, and the street of Pelayo, as well as the avenue of Portal del Ángel, the great artery commercial of the city, and old door of the walls.

The Royal Academy of Sciences and Arts of Barcelona (in Catalan: Reial Acadèmia de Ciències i Arts de Barcelona) is a Royal Academy located in Barcelona, ​​Spain, founded in 1764 as a literary society and in 2007 fulfills the functions of the study of Science, especially in the field of Catalonia.
It was founded as an Experimental Physycomatemmatic Conference, being its first President Francisco Subirás, to be later called by Royal Identification as the Royal Physical Conference that would deal with matters related to the Principality of Catalonia. After changing its name again to the Royal Ac ...

The Martí house is a neo-Gothic modernist building, located on Montsió street, 3 bis, in Barcelona, ​​Spain. It was built in 1896 by Josep Puig i Cadafalch commissioned by the Martí i Puig family. The ground floor housed the Els Quatre Gats tavern between 1897 and 1903.
The property is part of the register of Cultural Property of National Interest of the Catalan heritage and of the register of Cultural Interest Property of the Spanish heritage with the code RI-51-0004198.

Plaza de Cataluña (Cercanías and FGC ) or Cataluña (Metro ) (Barcelona-Plaça de Catalunya and Catalunya in Catalan and officially, respectively) is a multimodal exchanger located under the square of Catalonia in Barcelona. It is the head of the block of FGC lines that form the Barcelona-Vallés Line, it is the link point of lines 1 and 3 of the Barcelona Metro, three Renfe Cercanías lines (R1, R3 and R4) and a line of Medium Distance, line R12. A large number of buses of the TMB network pass on the surface. The rail exchanger occupies the subsoil of practically the entire square, and is equippe ...

The Barcelona-Paseo de Gracia station (Barcelona-Passeig de Gràcia officially and in Catalan) is a multimodal exchanger located in the basement between the intersection of the Paseo de Gracia and the Gran Vía de las Cortes Catalanas and the intersection of said walk with the street of Aragon, in the city of Barcelona. It is the point of connection of lines 2, 3 and 4 of the Barcelona Metro and passes through it a line of Cercanías de Barcelona, ​​the R2, and six Medium Distance lines. On the surface several bus lines of the TMB network pass. The transfer between lines 2 and 4 with line 3 and C ...

Urquinaona is a station on lines 1 and 4 of the Barcelona Metro located under the Vía Layetana, in the center of Barcelona. It receives its name from the former bishop of Barcelona, José María Urquinaona and Bidot.
In 1926 the platforms of line 4 of the Barcelona Metro were inaugurated, the station being part of a branch of the Grand Metro of Barcelona. Later, in 1932 the platforms of line 1 of the Barcelona Metro were inaugurated with the first extension of the Transversal Metro.
In 1972 with the closing of the branch of the Grand Metro (already then line III) the platforms of Urquinaona were ...

The Higher Conservatory of Music of the Lyceum (in Catalan: Conservatori Superior de Música del Liceu) of Barcelona is one of the most important and prestigious music schools in Spain.
It was created in 1837 under the name of Liceu Filo-dramàtic de Montesion. In 1847, the institution inaugurated the Gran Teatro del Liceo. In 1854, the conservatory and the theater were administratively separated, but throughout its existence, to date, a permanent interrelation has been maintained between the two institutions.
The new headquarters of the Conservatory, located at Nou de la Rambla, 86, was designe ...

The Berenguer house, also called Casimir Clapés house, is located at number 246 of the Diputación de Barcelona street and is a 1907 project by the architect brothers Bonaventura and Joaquim Bassegoda i Amigó.
The commission was made by the industrialist Casimir Clapés of the textile company Sobrinos de Berenguer, giving complete freedom to the architects in their project of this multi-family house.
The modernist building with the influence of the neo-Gothic, is composed of ground floor and four floors with a very striking facade in which a grandstand stands out, with great profusion of very la ...

The church of Our Lady of Bethlehem (in Catalan, Església de la Mare de Déu de Betlem) is a baroque Catholic parish temple located at the conjunction of the Rambla and Calle del Carmen, in Barcelona (Ciutat Vella district). It belongs to the arciprestazgo of the Rambla-Poble-sec.
It is listed as a monument declared in the register of Cultural Assets of National Interest of Catalan heritage and in the register of Cultural Assets of Spanish heritage with the code RI-51-0009736.

The Progressive Summer University of Catalonia (Universitat Progressista d'Estiu de Catalunya) (UPEC) is a Spanish summer university of Catalan scope created on November 11, 2004 by a group of people committed to the policies of progressives, lefts and Catalan and linked to the social, intellectual, political and academic spheres of Catalonia in order to bring together students and teachers, intellectuals and artists annually.
This group was formed by: Carles Martí, Dolors Camats, Francesc Trillas, Isabel Ribas, Jaume Collboni, Joffre Villanueva, Jordi Miralles, Jordi Serrano, Jordi Vilardell, ...

Tívoli Theater is a performance hall in Barcelona dedicated to theater and cinema. At some times in its history it has hosted opera and zarzuela performances, as well as musical works, coming to see the premiere of some important works.

The Canaletas fountain (in Catalan, font de Canaletes) is a modest streetlight fountain in Barcelona that is one of the emblematic places in the city where Barcelona Club Soccer fans celebrate their successes. It is located on the stretch of La Rambla called Rambla de Canaletas, the first down from the Plaza de Cataluña.

The avenue of the Puerta del Ángel (officially and in Catalan Avinguda del Portal de l'Àngel) is a pedestrian path of Barcelona famous for bringing together a large number of commercial establishments.
This avenue communicates with Plaza Cataluña and with streets such as Cucurulla or Portaferrissa, among others.
It is famous for the presence of many stores, such as El Corte Inglés and other international franchises, especially fashion, as well as fast food establishments.
In this avenue it is usual to find people doing some show to earn some money, whether dancing, playing an instrument, etc. ...

Line 6 of the Barcelona Metro is an underground metropolitan railway service integrated into the Barcelona Metro network and is part of the Barcelona-Vallès Railways Line of the Generalitat of Catalonia, sharing infrastructure with five more services. The line is heir to the branch of Reina Elisenda of the Sarrià Train that was built in 1954 by the Barcelona Railroad Company in Sarrià (FBS) and was subsequently buried.
The line through which it circulates could be considered the oldest urban railway lines in the world, since the Sarrià Railway to Barcelona (or simply Sarrià train), on the surf ...

Line 7 of the Barcelona Metro, also known as the Balmes line, is an underground metropolitan railway service integrated into the Barcelona Metro network and is part of the Barcelona-Vallès Line of Railways of the Generalitat of Catalonia, sharing infrastructure With five more services. The line is heir to the branch to Tibidabo Avenue of the Sarrià Train, which was built in 1954 by the Barcelona Railroad Company in Sarrià (FBS) and was subsequently buried.
The line shares tunnels with the L6 line and other FGC services to the Gràcia station, where it branches to the Tibidabo Av. Station.

The Novedades Theater is a theater and cinema from Barcelona. The room has a capacity for 1,600 spectators, being the theater of greater capacity of the city, after the Great Theater of the Liceo and the Tivoli (this one with a capacity of 1,643 people).
Opened in 1869, it was one of the most active theaters in the city until the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, and hosted premieres of important authors and works, as well as the performances of great actors and singers. Dedicated for years to the cinema, in 1992 he recovered as a theater, until it closed on May 1, 2006. In September 2017 it ...

The Barcelona Stock Exchange or Borsa de Barcelona (in Catalan) is a Spanish stock exchange defined as an official secondary market, intended for the exclusive negotiation of convertible shares and securities or that grant the right to acquire or subscribe. The Barcelona Stock Exchange is a subsidiary of Spanish Bags and Markets.
According to the Securities Market Law (LMV), "Official secondary securities markets are those that operate regularly, in accordance with the provisions of this Law and its development regulations, and, especially, in relation to access conditions , admission to negot ...

The College of Journalists of Catalonia (in Catalan: Col·legi de Periodistes de Catalunya, CPC) is an organization, based in Barcelona, ​​which brings together journalists who practice in Catalonia, Spain.
It was created on November 8, 1985 by means of a Law approved by the Parliament of Catalonia and intended to group, in the same organization, the different press associations existing in Catalonia.
It has the main objective of being the highest level of representation of the press before the administration and is charged with defending the interests of journalism professionals. It is current ...