The General Council says restoration and modernization works have entered their final phase, with crews

Casa de la Vall is preparing to reopen after six months closed for an extensive interior restoration and modernization. The General Council has said the works have entered their final phase and crews are finishing the last details.

Tasks now under way include completion of a new access zone, painting and final finishes in emblematic rooms, and the adjustment of functional spaces. Nearly ready are the syndic’s office and the Hall of the Lost Steps, where historic frescoes uncovered during the intervention are already visible following restoration work.

The intervention combined conservation of artistic and patrimonial elements with updates to the building’s facilities as part of a broader project to modernize the seat of the legislature. Parliamentary sources had indicated the schedule envisaged the works being practically finished this month.

The General Council communicated progress via its social channels and says protective measures have been used throughout the finishing phase to safeguard restored elements. With the final adjustments underway, a full reopening of the Casa de la Vall is now imminent.