What you'll hear inside Casa Cornellà:

• 1
  Romanesque Porticoed Courtyard

  This square porticoed courtyard lies at the heart of Casa Cornellà and stands as Catalonia's sole surviving example of a civil Romanesque courtyard predating the 14th century.

• 2
  Upper Gallery of Semicircular Arches

  The upper gallery of Casa Cornellà features a series of semicircular arches running along the north, east and west sides of the arcaded courtyard.

• 3
  Vestibule with groin vault

  The vestibule serves as a transitional passage linking the street entrance with the colonnaded courtyard, covered by a groin vault.

• 4
  Main Hall with Coffered Ceiling and Diaphragm Arch

  The main hall on the upper floor of Casa Cornellà features a square room with timber coffered ceiling reinforced by a semicircular diaphragm arch running parallel to the façade.