Festival Mil·lenni

The script and route of guided tours are adapted to the needs of people with visual disabilities. Always under the supervision of the guide, it is allowed to touch decorative elements such as stained glass, ceramics, etc.
Specific guided tours in Catalan, Spanish, and English are also organized for groups of people with visual disabilities. A minimum of 15 people is required for these tours.
The elevator buttons have braille and raised markings.
Guide dogs are allowed throughout the premises.

On request and for groups of at least 15 people, El Palau organises guided tours with a Spanish Sign Language (LSE) interpreter.

The recommended entrance for wheelchair users is via Plaça del Foyer. However, at the main entrance, where the revolving doors are located, there are also emergency doors. These are opened when necessary to allow access.
The route through the interior of the Palau presents no accessibility difficulties. The building has several floors, connected by three spacious lifts.
There is also a wheelchair stairlift on the Foyer level, providing access to the small balconies where the Foyer exhibitions are located. In Sala Lluís Millet, there is an adapted ramp providing access to the balcony with columns.
Palau de la Música also offers a wheelchair loan service on request.
Both the main concert hall and Petit Palau have reserved areas for wheelchair users.
There are two accessible toilets in the Palau: one on the ground floor, located in the Petit Palau foyer, and another on the first floor of the main concert hall.
There are reserved and properly signposted parking spaces for people with disabilities who hold a parking permit in the area around the Palau. The nearest spaces are located on Carrer d’Ortigosa and Carrer de Sant Pere Més Baix.