Monastery of Pedralbes

Monastery · Pedralbes

Monastery of Pedralbes

Monastery · Pedralbes

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Baixada del Monestir, 9, Les Corts, 08034 Barcelona, Spain

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Step into a serene 13th-century Gothic monastery, where you can wander through an elegant cloister, admire breathtaking art, and soak up history in a quiet oasis just steps from the bustling city.  

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Baixada del Monestir, 9, Les Corts, 08034 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

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Baixada del Monestir, 9, Les Corts, 08034 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

+34 932 56 34 34
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Mar 5, 2025

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"This Gothic monastery houses collections from Barcelona 's City History Museum, but if you've got only an hour orso, skip the exhibits in favor of a walk around. Founded by King James II of Aragon in 1326, the monastery (or monestir in Catalan) is a welcome oasis after time spent in Barcelona's hectic city center. Three floors of cloisters frame a beautiful garden crowded with orange trees and palms. In their shade, watch goldfish swim through the green waters of the garden's central fountain. If you've got a bit more time, don't miss the 14th-century stained-glass windows in the chancel. Opening hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, October through March; they're extended to 5 p.m. from April through September. Sundays, the monastery is open until 8 p.m., and admission is free after 3 p.m. Get there via FGC, L6;stop: Reina Elisenda."

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Marcus Nielson

Google
It's a lovely location with a beautiful cloister. Unfortunately the main chapel with the stained glass windows is not open to the public. Not sure if it was temporary or not but it didn't include it on the provided map as a place to go. Included on the Barcelona Tourist Card.

Antje Xxxx

Google
Such an idyllic place, despite being centrally located. It is easy to be reached by foot or bus from Maria Christina Metro. The Monastir is from the 13th century and has been lovingly restored and maintained. You will get to see a lot t of history for 5 Euros.

Bouke

Google
It looks great on the outside. On here it said they are open until 18:00 yet when I arrived there at 16:30 they said its open till 17:00. Which was a shame though. Multiple people came here with the same surprise

Pong Lenis

Google
Very lovely monastery, cost is €5 for general admission, €3.5 for kids and seniors and free past 3PM. It was very nice inside, they have two floors, lots of little side rooms and a very nice garden where they grown their own food. Was in the area and decided to stop by, we had a good nice time, it’s in a very nice neighbourhood. Staff were very friendly.

Pam Ronstadt

Google
A fantastic way to spend a quiet couple of hours. The artwork was breathtaking and the preservation work, allowing a glimpse into the past, soul soothing.

Juhi Parekh

Google
It’s good to see the historical place preserved in a right way . We went during a weekend , not many people were there . Google maps will stop you at the parking spot - please keep going ahead and you will find a door to enter inside the building ( updating in august 2023) The staffs are super nice - they close around 8ish .. So be there early . It has nice views - good photography place — Well maintained !! Worth visiting

Giulio Toscani

Google
An oasis of peace. On sundays from 3pm entrance is free. is the most peaceful place you will find in Barcelona. And the allotment full of medicinal herbs, is a botanical journey

Brunch, Lunch & Munch with Sebastián Velázquez

Google
Worth visiting! The monastery conserves a rich collection from the Reinaissance period. We got free entrance during a Sunday afternoon. Plan ahead and take your time because there are a lot of things to see and the monastery is full of surprises.