Casa Milà - La Pedrera

What to expect

Do you want to make the most of your stay in Barcelona by visiting a true architectural masterpiece designed by Gaudí and listed as a World Heritage Site? Head to Passeig de Gràcia to discover a unique modernist building in the world, Casa Milà or La Pedrera. Its astonishing architecture, history, and privileged location make this Barcelona monument one of the must-sees during your Catalan getaway. From its undulating forms to the chimneys and other figures carved on the roof, Casa Milà may be Antoni Gaudí's most accomplished work, the building that best embodies Catalan modernism and perfectly reflects the genius of the brilliant architect. Book your tickets now for this iconic monument known worldwide and take the time to admire the panoramic view of the Ciudad Condal from its fabulous terrace.

Casa Milà Entrance Fees

Full Price at the ticket office: €34 / Full Price online: €31
Seniors (65+), students, and persons with reduced mobility: €18.50
Youths (7-12 years old): €12
Children (0-6 years old): Free

Good to Know

• Tickets will be sent to you immediately after your purchase, so you can buy them for the next time slot.
• No need to print as they have barcodes. Simply present yourself directly to the turnstiles and scan your e-tickets from your smartphone. If you prefer to print them, don't worry, it's also possible.

Casa Milà in a Nutshell

If you're wondering what to do in Barcelona, you'll quickly realize that Catalonia's capital has a lot to offer visitors. Passeig de Gràcia is one of the most well-known streets in the city. This thoroughfare that connects Plaça de Catalunya and Diagonal is famous for its luxury shops, but above all for its peculiar constructions that provide a beautiful glimpse of Catalan modernism. The most popular is undoubtedly the one located at the corner of Provença Street, Casa Milà (La Pedrera). From the outside, you'll be amazed by its three contortionist facades with 150 windows and by the large chimneys with enigmatic shapes rising on the roof. Come closer, the surprise is just beginning. Built between 1906 and 1910 by Antoni Gaudí, La Pedrera is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most visited attractions in Barcelona. It was commissioned to the Catalan architect by an entrepreneur, Pere Milà, who wanted to own an extraordinary private residence. During your visit, you'll glimpse into the original apartment of the Milà family, allowing you to discover the lifestyle of Catalans in the early 20th century. In the attic, models and other documents will reveal some secrets of La Pedrera's construction, which now occupies 4,500 m² spread over 5 floors. The highlight of the visit awaits you on the roof, with its strange chimneys dotting the vast terrace and offering a superb view of the capital of Catalonia. If you still doubted, you will understand at that moment why Casa Milà is one of the most beautiful monuments in Barcelona.

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