Discover Casa Víctor Conill, a multifunctional building in Barcelona

An architectural jewel in the rationalist style

The Víctor Conill House is an architectural jewel in the rationalist style located at number 5 Conill street in Barcelona. It was designed by the architect Josep Goday i Casals in 1931, and stands out for its déco (geometric shapes) and popular influences (image of the Moreneta in the niche).

It is a multifunctional complex that houses commercial spaces at street level, offices and laboratories on the mezzanine, a luxurious apartment for the family that owns it on the main floor, and rental housing in the rest of the building.

The Servent or Rio House

At number 7 Conill street, is the Casa Servent or Rio, crowned by the busts of the writer Miquel Servet accompanied by Christopher Columbus, Miguel de Cervantes and Joan Fiveller, councilor of Barcelona. This house, which was originally a private residence, was acquired by the Conill family in 1931, and currently houses a student residence.

The building was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1998, and is one of the main tourist attractions in the city. Visitors can admire its façade, with its decorative elements, its balconies, its columns and its wrought iron windows.

Visit the Víctor Conill House

The Víctor Conill House is one of the main tourist attractions in Barcelona, ​​offering visitors the opportunity to admire its architecture and enjoy the rich history it contains. If you want to discover this architectural jewel, do not hesitate to visit it.