Gran Teatre del Liceu

Barcelona’s Gran Teatre del Liceu opened in 1847, and has played host to major opera performances, ballets and concerts for in excess of 175 years. And it is the city’s traditional opera house, nestled right on La Rambla, which is the most well-known street in the city. Inside it feels like you have walked into another time - the auditorium is resplendent in red and gold, the seats are plush velvet, and the chandeliers sublime. It is one of the most famous opera houses in all of Europe and a significant aspect of Catalonia’s cultural life. 

Things to do at The Gran Teatre del Liceu

• Attend an Opera or Ballet Performance
• Marvel at the Architecture
• Enjoy a Concert or Recital
• Relax at Café del Liceu

Essential Information

• The Gran Teatre del Liceu opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Sunday: Closed

• The Gran Teatre del Liceu Ticket Fee:

Entry Fee: €12 - €16

• Located in Centro, Barcelona (Spain)

How to Reach The Gran Teatre del liceu

• Fly into Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN), then take a taxi from the airport, it takes 25 - 30 minutes to reach the destination.
• If you want to travel by bus then there are multiple city bus lines stopping within a short stroll: 59, V13, 91, and H16 Which stop at La Rambla – Liceu or La Rambla – Teatre del Liceu

Travel Tips for visiting The Gran Teatre del liceu

• Book Tickets in Advance
• Take a Guided Tour (If Not Attending a Show)

FAQs

Where can I find Gran Teatre del Liceu?

It is situated on La Rambla in the centre of Barcelona in Spain

What can I expect to see at El Liceu?

You can expect to see operas, ballets, concerts, or you can book a guided trip around the historic building

Is the opera house open to visit by the public?

Yes you may go and book a guided tour even if you are not attending a show.

When was Gran Teatre del Liceu built?

It was built in 1847 and has been rebuilt many times after fires and damage