Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, this building was made between the years 1886-1989. It opened as the German National Pavilion for the Barcelona International exhibition in the year 1929. The history of this Pavilion is very interesting. It was made to house the King of that time who sat with the German Authorities. The old building closed down for a while and reopened in the year 1986. It is a lovely attraction to visit, specially to witness the work of the celebrated artists Ludwig Mies Van DerRohe.

• For group of 20 people and above, prior appointment is required.
• For customized tours, prior appointment is required.
• Payments need to be made in cash at the entrance to the pavilion.
• The pavilion may occasionally be closed for public access. So check the official website before visiting the place.

• General public: 5€
• Children (under 16): Free
• Students: 2.60€
• For discounts, group tickets and special tour tickets: Visit the official website.

• Nearest travel terminal: Placad’Espanya

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