Casa Milà - La Pedrera: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide at Casa Milà - La Pedrera

See Gaudi’s astonishing Casa Milà and enjoy amazing views of Barcelona

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Casa Milà, La Pedrera is a Modernista building in Barcelona designed by Antoni Gaudí, offered here as a self-guided visit with an included audio guide.

Visitors explore the building's interior spaces, including the celebrated rooftop terrace with its sculptural chimneys and views across the city, as well as the distinctive undulating façade and the building's residential floors. The audio guide accompanies the visit throughout, providing context on Gaudí's architectural approach and the history of the building. Tickets include entry to the site and the audio guide.

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Explore Casa Milà, one of Gaudí's most iconic buildings
Audio guide included to bring the architecture to life
Rooftop terrace offers sweeping views across Barcelona
Discover the unique stone facade and sculptural chimneys

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Entry ticket
Audio guide

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年齡限制: Suitable for all ages
開放時間: Mon-Sun09:30-20:30
出發前要知道: Duration: 1 to 1.5 hours
Audio guide included
Rooftop may close in bad weather
Located on Passeig de Gracia
Not included: guided tour
訪客指引: Follow the one-way visitor route
No touching sculptures on the rooftop
Photography permitted without flash
Keep noise levels down in residential areas
取消政策: 這些門票不可取消或改期。

常見問題

How long does a visit to La Pedrera take?

Allow 1 to 1.5 hours for a thorough visit. The rooftop, attic exhibition, courtyard, and period apartment each deserve around 15 to 20 minutes. The audio guide sets a comfortable pace through all sections.

Is the La Pedrera rooftop open in bad weather?

The rooftop may close temporarily during rain or high winds for visitor safety. If closed during your visit, you can still access the attic, courtyard, and period apartment. Check conditions on the day if weather is uncertain.

What is the difference between La Pedrera and Casa Batllo?

Both are Gaudi houses on Passeig de Gracia, but they are quite different. La Pedrera is larger, with a famous rooftop and attic. Casa Batllo has a more colourful facade and an augmented reality SmartGuide. Most Gaudi fans visit both, and they are a short walk apart.