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The Gaudí Palace presents two new educational elements
The Gaudí Palace in Astorga, with the aim of showing young people one of the three monuments of the modernist architect outside Catalonia, has prepared a project of educational visits aimed at students of kindergarten, primary and secondary school.
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More than 30,000 visitors toured the Gaudí Palace during July and August 2019.
A total of 30,338 people visited during the months of July and August the Gaudí Palace in Astorga. This figure yields a growth in the number of visitors compared to 2018 of 9.42 percent. In addition, 8.43 percent of the people took the guided tour and 12.65 percent took the tour with the audio guide…
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Restored a 17th century carving of St. James the Pilgrim
During the restoration of the carving, the team of experts discovered the possible date of the anonymous sculpture from Labaniego (Bierzo region) kept in the room dedicated to the Camino de Santiago in the Gaudí Palace.
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Three didactic experiences for schoolchildren at the Gaudí Palace
The Gaudí Palace in Astorga, with the aim of showing young people one of the three monuments of the modernist architect outside Catalonia, has prepared a project of educational visits aimed at students of kindergarten, primary and secondary school. For high school students offers general admission or with Tablet, and more according to their ages…
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A restored 16th century Madonna returns to Gaudi’s Palace
May is for the catholic tradition the month of the Virgin Mary. In her honor, the restoration of a polychrome carving of the Virgin and Child made by the sculptor Francisco de la Maza and originally polychromed by Cosme de Azcutia has been carried out. The image can be seen from this week in the…
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Gaudi’s Palace presents a new visual guide
The Gaudí Palace in Astorga presents the first visual guide to the monument designed by Gaudí in three languages. The publishing house Dosde has been commissioned to carry out this work, the first of its kind that speaks exclusively of the Palace of Astorga.
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The Gaudí Palace inaugurates the temporary exhibition ‘INRI’.
Twenty pieces from all parts of the Diocese of Astorga make up the exhibition ‘INRI’ dedicated to Jesus crucified. The director of the Gaudí Palace, accompanied by the guide Alfonso García Nistal, presented this Tuesday, April 9, the new exhibition that can be visited on the second floor of the Palace until August 31.
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Gaudi’s Palace presents a personalized digital souvenir
Gaudi’s Palace in Astorga launches My Visit, a way to take home a personalized digital souvenir of your tour through the building designed by the architect.
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The Gaudí Palace gives a personalized digital souvenir as a gift
The Gaudí Palace in Astorga launches My Visit, a way to take home a personalized digital souvenir of the tour of the monumental building designed by the Catalan architect.
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Gaudi’s Palace joins O € collection banknotes
It’s origins stem from France in 2015 after Richard Faille decided to create euros that promote tourism. It ran over Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Nederlands and Portugal. The banknotes are printed showing one side Europe’s most symbolic monuments and on the other side each monument by itself.
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Gaudi’s Palace presents a temporary exhibition inspired on Nativity
Gaudi’s Palace in Astorga has launched, on December 5th, a temporary exhibition inspired on Christmas time. Bishop Juan Antonio Menéndez, Astorga-Zamora’s and General Vicars, Palace’s Director and a representation from City Hall were invited on opening act. Titled ‘NATUS EST’, it will be on display until January 31st on 2019 at the Palace’s second floor.
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Gaudí Palace hosts a temporary exhibition dedicated to Christmas
On Wednesday, December 5, a temporary exhibit dedicated to Christmas was inaugurated in the Gaudi Palace. Present at the ceremony were the Bishop, the Vicar General and the Vicar of Astorga-Zamora, the director of the Palace, the diocesan bursar and a representative of the city council. Under the title NATUS EST this exhibition will remain…

