Just in front of the stadium is one of the most beautiful sports giants (1) ever built, the Palau Sant Jordi, who (2) many consider to be an architectonic (3) jewel of Barcelona '92. It is the work of the Japonese (4) engineer Arata Isozaki, who, using modern technology and materials created a space for 17,000 specatators (5).
The majestic dome is held up without columns or pillars, and was lifted at one time (1) using a complex robotic system. At the moment, due to its perfectly equiped (2) halls and space, it is used for a variety of sports and commercial activities.
Nowadays we must agree that great esteem (1) the people of Barcelona have for Montjuic, reached the maximum (2) with (3) the celebration of the 1992 Olympic Games which converted the mountain into a center of (4) worldwide attraction and permitted (5) the realization of a dream (5).
In the Trophies room (1) in the Museu del Barca, we can find the cups (2) corresponding to the different competitions won by this club in (3) its long and protracted (4) history, not only in Football, but also in different sections (5) such as Basketball, Handball, Hockey on skates (6), Ice Hockey, athletics (7), Baseball, and Artistic ice skating (8).
