Barcelona La Pedrera (Casa Milà) Tickets

Get your direct access ticket and avoid the que ues at the ticket office. You'll be able to take in the incredible interiors at your own pace on a tour of the 4,500 square metres divided over five floors. During the tour, you can learn all about the building thanks to the audio guide included.

Designed between 1906 and 1912 and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, La Pedrera is one of the icons of Barcelona and also the last civil work of the architect Antonio Gaudí. Around one million tourists visit this modernist building every year, making it one of Barcelona's tourist attractions.

You'll be able to explore each and every corner of its interior with an audio guide lasting about an hour and a half to learn all about the architect's work and his inspiration. You will visit the large courtyards of La Pedrera, richly decorated with murals and mosaics.

The Patio of Flowers and the Patio of Butterflies represent Gaudí's link with nature, the source of inspiration for all his works. You will enter the Exhibition Hall, the former residence of the building's owners, the Milà family.

On your tour of the different floors, you will discover the incredible "attic of the whale", located in the attic of the Casa Milà. This magical space, represented by 270 catenary arches that resemble the skeleton of a whale, houses the only exhibition dedicated to Gaudí and his entire oeuvre . Through photographs, models and plans, you will discover the features of his architecture and the genius of his works.

You will enter the La Pedrera flat, a recreation of an original bourgeois residential flat from the early 20th century. Before you finish your visit, you can go up to the Warriors' Rooftop and marvel at the chimney stacks. From the roof of the Casa Milà, you can enjoy spectacular views of the entire city of Barcelona.

You also have the option of selecting the "complete experience" mode, which takes you on a virtual reality tour of the entire complex. At the end of your audio-guided tour, you'll have free time to continue exploring the nooks and crannies of this modernist building on your own.