Mies van der Rohe Pavilion: Skip The Line Ticket

• Explore the concept of "less is more" through a timeless masterpiece that has been a source of inspiration for many generations of architects
• Appreciate the combination of steel, Roman travertine, green marble from the Alps, ancient marble from Greece, and golden onyx from the Atlas
• Get away from the busy atmosphere of Barcelona and marvel at one of the most important and stunning architectural achievements of the 20th century

Germany commissioned Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich to design a structure representing the country at the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition. Following the expo, the Pavilion was disassembled, yet its legacy endured, evolving into a standard that not only significantly impacted architects and artists across generations but also established the groundwork for contemporary architecture. The Pavilion's exceptional purity of design, its understated elegance, the harmonious interaction between its indoor and outdoor spaces, the precise material contrasts drawn from the Alps, Tivoli, Atlas, and Tinos, all come together to achieve a harmonious equilibrium in this masterpiece of modern architecture. Its restoration in 1986 has allowed us to relish its brilliance to this day.