Pau Casals Villa Museum
Villa Casals is the summer house that the cellist Pau Casals (1876-1973) had built in 1910 on the seafront at Sant Salvador in El Vendrell, the town where he was born. He spent some summers here and eventually lived here until he was forced into exile in 1939.
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It is now a museum and the headquarters of the Foundation that bears his name. Pau Casals is acknowledged as one of the greatest cellists of all time and a magnificent conductor, always active in defence of peace and the freedom of peoples. It is one of the centres that make up the Landscape of Geniuses route (Antoni Gaudí · Joan Miró · Pau Casals · Pablo Picasso). More info: www.elpaisatgedelsgenis.cat.
