Casa Mila Tickets

Ultimate Guide to Casa Mila (La Pedrera) Barcelona

Also known as La Pedrera, the “stone quarry”, Casa Mila is a modernist building in Barcelona. Designed by famous architect, Anton Gaudi, Casa Mila is one of the most visited attractions in Barcelona.

Although located close to Casa Batllo in the Illa de Discordia area of the city, Casa Mila is a completely different experience. Expect a visit to Casa Mila to take a little longer than a visit to Casa Batllo as Casa Mila has its own art gallery. Keen to give its visitors a truly memorable experience, Casa Mila also offers early morning tours and a late night music and light show. Buying your Casa Mila ticket as part of a tour of Gaudi’s great works or a larger Barcelona tour can save you money and time. We’ve included our pick of the best Casa Mila tickets below.

Quick Jump links to Casa Mila Barcelona

• Why Visit Casa Mila Barcelona?
• Casa Mila Architecture
• The Casa Mila Experience
• Is Casa Mila Right For Me?
• How to Get to Casa Mila Barcelona Barcelona
• Is a Night Tour Available
• Best Casa Mila Tickets & Tours Prices
• Which Barcelona City Passes Include Casa Mila?
• Things To Do Near Casa Mila Barcelona

Best Casa Mila Tickets & Tour Prices

Tour	Highlights of the tour	Price
	1. La Pedrera Essential: Skip The Line + Audio Guide
1. La Pedrera Essential: Skip The Line + Audio Guide	Skip the line entrance to ensure you're not stuck in ticket office queues. Audio guide available in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Korean, Chinese and Japanese to help you understand more about Antoni Gaudí's iconic building. Get inside access to the museum; a reconstructed original 20th century apartment. Access to the Espai Gaudí exhibition dedicated to Gaudi’s life and architectural innovations. Access to the grand roof terrace with its famous chimney pots and picturesque views. Free Barcelona city guide also included.	From €22.00 From €22.00 From €22.00
	2. La Pedrera Exclusive Morning Access
2. La Pedrera Exclusive Morning Access	An exclusive opportunity to see La Pedrera in the early morning, before it is open to the public. Learn all about this building and the man who built it with a 1.5 hour guided tour in English. Small group sizes ensure this is an intimate experience with plenty of people-free photo opportunities. Access restricted areas that are not included on the regular tours along with the apartment and couryards, roof-terrace, and Espai Gaudí exhibition. Sip on a hot drink (included in the price) as you admire the view from the rooftop. Skip-the-line entrance and e-tickets ensure there's no wasted time!	From €39.00 From €39.00 From €39.00
	3. La Pedrera Night Experience
3. La Pedrera Night Experience	A unique and immersive 90 minute long audiovisual show on the famous roof terrace of La Pedrera. Watch spellbound as the silhouette of La Pedrera changes with the nocturnal landscape transforming from a forest into a desert! Multiple projections are also displayed in the stairwells so you can enjoy the magic as you make your way to the roof terrace. A short introduction to La Pedrera, Gaudi’s revolutionary building, is included to help you learn more about this building and the man who built it. Admire the panoramic views from the rooftop as all the lights turn on across Barcelona's L'Eixample. A glass of Cava is also included in the price.	From €34.00 From €34.00 From €34.00
	4. Casa Mila La Pedrera + Park Guell Fast Track Guided Visit
4. Casa Mila La Pedrera + Park Guell Fast Track Guided Visit	Visit two of Barcelona's cultural wonders on a 4 hour guided tour of Antoni Gaudi's fantastical architecture. Visit La Pedrera and explore 5 stories of Gaudi's flamboyant interior design modelled after nature on a guided tour. Visit Gaudi's breathtaking playground on a guided tour and see the fairytale houses, columns, staircases, and enchanting mosaic statues at this UNESCO world heritage site. Your guide will ensure you leave both locations having seen and heard the insider details that many people overlook. Travel between locations on a comfortable air-conditioned bus. Fast track entry is included with both tickets to ensure you make the most of your time.	From €75.00 From €75.00
	5. Skip the line Casa Mila + Casa Batllo Gaudi Tour
5. Skip the line Casa Mila + Casa Batllo Gaudi Tour	Discover the most important houses designed by Gaudí; Casa Mila (La Pedrera) and Casa Batllo on a 3.5 hour guided tour. Learn who Gaudí was and the history of Barcelona with the opportunity to ask questions of your knowledgeable guide. Spend an hour and a half looking around Casa Mila aka La Pedrera – Visit the reconstructed original 20th century apartment, the Gaudí exhibition, and admire the view from the iconic roof terrace with its famous chess shaped chimney pots. Spend an hour and a half at the eye-catching Casa Batllo with 5 areas to explore including the entrance hall, Noble floor where the Batlló family once lived, loft, and roof terrace. Walk along the beautiful avenue of Passeig de Gracia soaking up daily life and the modernist architecture of Barcelona enroute between the houses. The radio guide system ensures you don't miss a word that your guide says whilst out on the city streets.	From €79.00 From €79.00
	6. Master Gaudi – 4 locations in 1 day
6. Master Gaudi – 4 locations in 1 day	See the best of Gaudi's works in 1 day with a guided tour to Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, Sagrada Família and Park Güell. Take a guided tour through Casa Mila (La Pedrera) to see the restored 20th century apartment and iconic roof terrace with chimney pots. Admire Casa Batlló from the outside before taking a guided tour inside to learn more about the life of Gaudi. Visit Gaudi's most ambitious project, the Sagrada Família. Hop on your private coach to visit Gaudi's breathtaking playground Park Güell and see the magical mosaics and fairytale houses. Skip-the-line tickets for each venue ensure no time is wasted.	From €147.00 From €159.00
	7. Casa Milà, Sagrada Família, and Cathedral Rooftop
7. Casa Milà, Sagrada Família, and Cathedral Rooftop	See the finest elements of Barcelona's culture, cuisine, history, and architecture on a 7 hour guided tour. Marvel at the interior of the Sagrada Família as your guide takes you on a full tour of the sanctuary telling you the life story of Gaudí. Travel with your group on the metro and see the exterior of Casa Batlló. Take a guided tour through Casa Mila (La Pedrera) – The restored 20th century apartment with access to the famous roof terrace too to admire the view and the iconic chess piece chimney pots. Enjoy a walking tour through the Old Jewish Quarter, down La Rambla to La Boqueria market and around the Gothic Quarter with a tour of Barcelona Cathedral which includes special access to the roof. Group sizes are limited to 14 people to ensure a comfortable tour.	From €109.00 From €159.00
	8. Gaudi Tour by Bike
8. Gaudi Tour by Bike	See the highlights of Barcelona's Modernist-style architecture on a 2.5-3 hour guided bike tour. See La Pedrera, Casa Batllo, La Sagrada Familia and other lesser known 19th century buildings. Ride through the beautiful Parc de la Ciutadella. Cruise down the streets as you move through the Born district, Grácia quarter, and along Passeig de Sant Joan. Learn the history of the buildings you are seeing and how Barcelona's buildings compare to those of other European cities from your guide. Electric bikes ensure you don't need to put too much effort into cycling and the city's bike lanes make it easy to move around.	From €30.25 From €34.00 From €39.00
	9. Gaudí & Sagrada Familia Bus Tour
9. Gaudí & Sagrada Familia Bus Tour	Drive by Gaudí's most famous buildings on an open-top bus tour with commentary. Learn the history of the 19th century architecture whilst soaking up the details from your high-up vantage point. Get a guided tour with skip-the-line entrance to the Sagrada Familia. Ride down one of the most astonishing boulevard's in the world - Passeig de Gràcia that houses Casa Mila and Casa Batllo. 2.5 hour tour – Perfect for those short on time. A great option for those with mobility problems.	From €49.00
	10. La Pedrera Night Experience & Dinner
10. La Pedrera Night Experience & Dinner	Combine the 90 minute audiovisual La Pedrera night show with dinner on the roof-terrace afterwards at Café de La Pedrera. Watch spellbound as the silhouette of La Pedrera change with the nocturnal landscape transforming from a forest into a desert! Enjoy the journey up to the roof terrace with multiple projections displayed in the stairwells. A short introduction to La Pedrera, Gaudi’s revolutionary building, is included to help you learn more about this building and the man who built it. Admire the panoramic views from the rooftop as all the lights turn on across Barcelona's L'Eixample. Enjoy extra photo opportunities over dinner once most of the other tourists have left following the show.	From €59.00

Why Visit Casa Mila Barcelona?

Thousands of visitors descend on Casa Mila every year, desperate to see this famous building in real life. Casa Mila was Gaudi's last completed commission and is a UNESCO World heritage site. Casa Mila has many special architectural details you will see nowhere else in the world, such as its double courtyard and statuesque rooftop ventilation units.

Casa Mila launched a new, immersive audio guide in 2017. The guide has sensors that recognise which part of the building you're in to provide relevant, interesting information on what's right in front of you.

During your visit to Casa Mila, you will visit the main floor exhibition rooms to learn all about Gaudi and architectural Modernism in Barcelona. On the main floor you can also enjoy Casa Mila's unique floral motifs and inscriptions. On the ground floor you will find cafes and shops that are well worth a visit.

There are no straight lines or sharp corners in nature. Nothing is art if it does not come from nature.”
-Antoni Gaudi

Casa Mila Architecture

Casa Mila was constructed from two houses with two courtyards and has nine levels. Unlike Gaudi's other buildings, Casa Mila is the natural colour of stone without any of Gaudi's magical, colourful additions. A stunning example of organic architecture, Casa Mila has the same façade on the inside and the outside, creating a seamless, infinite design. Casa Mila was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

The first floor of Casa Mila is known as the Belletage, or “beautiful floor” and was originally the domain of the building's owners. Today, this floor is home to the Art Museum of Fundacio Catalunya. Incredibly, it is possible to transform the shape of the Belletage with little effort, as Gaudi used ground-breaking design to construct a floor without internal load-bearing walls. The roof of Casa Mila is also quite spectacular. Stone chimneys and ventilation shafts are sculpted into otherworldly figures that look out over the city.

The Casa Mila Barcelona Experience

• Like Casa Mila, Casa Mila is one of the most-visited attractions in the city so expect a visit to be busy on weekends, holidays and during peak hours.
• The line at the Casa Mila ticket office is usually long so we advise buying tickets ahead of time at the Casa Mila website. Tickets include skip-the-queue admission and an audio guide.
• Don't worry about printing your ticket as you can bring an e-ticket on your smartphone.
• Casa Mila offers many different touring options, including a sunrise visit “Awakening La Pedrera” and “Gauid's Pedrera, The Offering” night time rooftop show.
• Your visit includes a self-guided tour and a visit to the Casa Mila museum where you'll learn about everyday life in Barcelona when Casa Mila was an ordinary apartment block.
• Casa Mila hosts temporary exhibitions on the first floor. The exhibition subjects vary and a visit comes with an added cost but can be well worth it.
• Don't forget to visit the roof of Casa Mila from which you can enjoy wonderful views of the city.
• Before or after you visit, you can experience Casa Mila online with a free virtual tour available on the website.

Is Casa Mila Right for me?

Visiting Casa Mila can take as little as forty minutes and as long as a few hours, it's really up to you. A visit to Casa Mila is the perfect way to spend an afternoon in Barcelona. Once you have your ticket, you can visit at a time that is suitable for you and stay as long as you like. If you have any interest in the Modernist movement in Barcelona, unusual architecture, or you simply enjoy beautiful sights, Casa Mila is a great choice. If you find yourself short on time or money you can visit Casa Mila from outside but we can guarantee that once you're there, you'll want to go in!

Is a Night Tour Available?

Casa Mila offers a number of tours at different times of day.

The Awakening of La Pedrera is an early bird morning tour that starts at 8am, before the building opens to the public.

Gaudi's La Pedrera: The Origins takes place between 7pm and 9pm, after most visitors have left for the evening. The night time tour finishes on the rooftop terrace and includes an immersive audio visual experience with music and projections, a glass of cava and Italian sweetmeats.

La Pedrera by day and night allows multiple entry to Casa Mila so you can experience both a regular daytime tour and Gaudi's La Pedrera: The Origins special night time tour.

Casa Mila Tickets Prices

A regular adult daytime ticket to visit Casa Mila is €22.00 if purchased online. If purchased in person at the box office tickets are €25.00.

Discounts are available to the following:

• Children (7-12 years), €11.00
• Children (0-6 years), FREE
• Student, €16.50
• Disabled visitors, €16.50
• Senior (+65 years), €16.50
• Catalonia residents, €12.00
• Resident children (7-12 years), €6.00
• Audioguides are free.

Below is our pick of the best Casa Mila tickets and tours on the market.

How to Get to Casa Mila Barcelona

Casa Mila's address is as follows:
Casa Mila, Passeig de Gracia, 92, 08008 Barcelona, Espana

Metro

You can take the metro to Casa Mila. The nearest station to La Pedrera is Diagonal station. Take the Green Line L3 or Blue Line L5 and exit that station to Passeig de Gracia.

Bus

It's also possible to take public buses to Casa Mila from various parts of the city.
To the Passeig de Gracia stop, take the 7,16,17, 22, 24 and V17 buses.

Parking

Casa Mila is located on Passeig de Gracia, one of Barcelona's most famous shopping streets. Parking is available in the local area but can be hard to find, especially during busy periods. Parkimeter.com can help you to find parking and book your space ahead of time.

Walking from Casa Mila

Casa Mila is on the same street at Casa Mila and is only a five-minute walk away. From Casa Mila, turn to face the sea and walk downhill for around five minutes. If you're visiting Casa Mila first, do the opposite, turn away from the sea and walk uphill for five minutes to get to Casa Mila!

Which Barcelona City Pass includes Casa Mila?

There are four Barcelona city passes available but only one of them includes free entry to Casa Mila.

1) Barcelona Card – NO.

The Barcelona Card offers FREE entry to 20 major attractions including Barcelona's major museums. Casa Mila is not one of them. However, it does offer discount on Casa Mila tickets and free public transport for the period the card covers.
Buy the Barcelona Card and see a list of FREE attractions here.

2) Barcelona City Pass – NO.

Barcelona City Pass covers timed entry to two attractions, Park Güell and Sagrada Familia. It does offer 20% off the cost of Casa Mila tickets. Barcelona City Pass also includes a free hop-on-hop-off city pass.
Buy the Barcelona City Pass here. (This pass can only be purchased online).

3) Articket Barcelona Museum Pass – NO.

This pass cover's Barcelona's six major art museums.
Buy Articket Barcelona Museum Pass here.

4) Barcelona Pass – YES!

The Barcelona Pass offers free entry to 20 attractions including Casa Mila and a hop-on-hop-off bus ticket. The pass is valid for 2-3 days and suitable for anyone intending to visit several of Barcelona's main attractions.
Buy the Barcelona Pass here.

Things to Do Near Casa Mila

A Walking Tour of Ila de la Discordia

Casa Mila and its sister attraction, Casa Mila are located within the Illa de la Discordia or Block of Discord. This city block is home to some of the most important modernist buildings in Barcelona including Casa Lleo-Morera, Casa Mulleras, Casa Bonet and Casa Amatller. Use Google maps to work out a short walking tour before you set off and get your camera ready!

Park Guell and Gaudi Experiencia

Around 15 minutes from Casa Mila in a taxi, Park Guell is Gaudi's outdoor masterpiece. The park is a gorgeous space with many details to explore so give yourself a few hours to do it right. Located just a few streets away is Gaudi Experiencia, a museum dedicated to the great man's life and work. The museum is very modern and includes a 4D movie experience.

Grab a Drink in the Eixample District

The area around Casa Mila is alive with great bars and restaurants to enjoy an afternoon tipple. Bloody Mary Cocktail Lounge is rated the fourth best bar in all of Barcelona and is just a few minutes walk from Casa Mila. Also in the neighbourhood is Old Fashioned – Gin, Tonic & Cocktail Bar, CocoVail Beer Hall, La Menuda and Bar Nolla.