What was once the grand ballroom of the Moxó family is today one of the Palau's greatest treasures. This rococo-style hall preserves a magnificent ceiling that probably was a wedding gift: An original 18th-century ceiling repainted in the 19th century with detailed pictorial decoration representing the seasons of the year, among other allegories common to that period. In contrast, a huge circular pendant lamp created by Josep Lluís Xuclà transports us to the present.
This marvelous hall is an invitation to travel back in time imagining the Moxó family and the Barcelona aristocracy public life: A unique space in the city for holding private events with an enormous added value. The Sant Mori hall –which owes its name to the title of Marquisate obtained by the Moxó family in the 20th century– adapts to different set-ups and it can be connected to the Montcortés and Rocabertí halls.
Characteristics
74sqm / 796sqft size hall
First floor of the Palau (ancient noble floor)
Elevator
Two balconies overlooking Daguería Street
Reception and accreditation entrance hall
Courtesy toilet
Air conditioning
WiFi
Connection with adjoining halls: Montcortés and Rocabertí
Audiovisual technology service
Room configuration and assembly service
Event coordination service
Wedding planner service
Photography and videography service
Valet parking service
Private car transfer service
Laundry and dry cleaning service
Catering service - group menus adaptable to allergies and intolerances
Floral decoration service
Makeup, hairdressing and pre-event treatments services
Security service
