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10 Best Casa Mila (La Pedrera) Tickets

Casa Mila is one of the most famous attractions in Barcelona, also recognised as La Pedrera, which is the stone quarry. The landmark owes this name to its rough appearance and it is another work of the famous Antonio Gaudi that uses civic architecture in its constructional as well as its functional innovations. Casa Mila tours and tickets are available to provide visitors with an insight into the amazing attractions and designs of Gaudi. The site records almost one million visitors yearly and is one of the top ten most visited landmarks in Barcelona.

Visitors can buy online tickets and enjoy amazing deals from Tripindicator, including skip the guided tours in Casa Mila, Casa Mila private tours, Guided tours in Casa Mila, Barcelona, Casa Mila walking tour tickets, Casa Mila Tour tickets and several others. With discounts tickets and other affordable offers, visitors can explore the city as they want. Private tours enable visitors to tour through famous landscapes according to their pace, and visitors will learn about Casa Mila facts on guided tour explorations.

With our amazing team at Tripindicator, customers are being offered the best ticket prices and deals for great touring experiences using the standard ticket pricing in Casa Mila shown below.

Casa Battlo (La Pedrera) Tickets Price

Adult ticket: €22.00
Children ticket(7-12 years): €11.00
Children(0-6 years): FREE
Student ticket €16.50
Disabled ticket: €16.50
Senior (+65 years): €16.50
Catalonia residents ticket: €6.00
Catalonia residents: €6.00

See below table includes a brief description of various Casa Mila tickets & guided tours. They're based on users reviews, cost, customer experience as well as all the best ways to see the famous Casa Mila sight.

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La Pedrera-Casa Mila Admission Ticket with Audioguide

1. La Pedrera-Casa Mila Admission Ticket with Audioguide

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  • La Casa Mila (La Pedrera) is another of Gaudi's masterpieces.
  • Built in the early 1900's the former apartment block is now an innovative example of contemporary architecture and inventive design.
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Barcelona Highlights + Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and Casa Milà

2. Barcelona Highlights + Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and Casa Milà

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  • On this sightseeing tour, you will explore the best that this city has to offer - discover the rich history that spans thousands of years, get acquainted with the most iconic buildings and sites of the city and soak in the breathtaking views from atop Montjuic and Tibidabo.

    Your guided tour gives you skip-the-line access at La Sagrada...
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Private Barcelona Tour + Sagrada Familia, Park Güell & Casa Milà

3. Private Barcelona Tour + Sagrada Familia, Park Güell & Casa Milà

clock Duration: 8 hours
  • On this private sightseeing full day tour, you will explore the best that this city has to offer - discover the rich history of the city, get acquainted with the most iconic buildings and sites of the city and soak in the breathtaking views from atop Montjuic. Your private tour gives you skip-the-line access at La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell,...
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Gaudi Highlights: Fast Track Casa Batllo, Casa Mila, Sagrada Familia & Park Güell

4. Gaudi Highlights: Fast Track Casa Batllo, Casa Mila, Sagrada Familia & Park Güell

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  • Visit the most emblematic works of Gaudí in the city of Barcelona in a single day. Take a walking tour through Passeig de Gràcia and a guided tour to Casa Batlló and La Pedrera-Casa Milà. Have lunch by yourself before visiting the Sagrada Familia and heading to Park Güell. Learn about the history of all four landmarks with your local...
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Gaudi Tour: Skip-the-Line Casa Batllo & Casa Mila-La Pedrera

5. Gaudi Tour: Skip-the-Line Casa Batllo & Casa Mila-La Pedrera

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  • Discover the most iconic buildings of the architect Antoni Gaudí.

    Starting from your hotel you will go with a Licensed Tour Guide to the famous street - Passeig de Gracia, to visit Casa Batlló and Casa Mila. You will discover the main parts of these buildings, how they are composed and why their artistic style is so unique in the...
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FAQs about 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, La Pedrera 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 guided tours and a late night tour with 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.

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.

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!

Is Visiting 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 La Pedrera 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.


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

La Pedrera 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.

Things to Do Near Casa Mila (La Pedrera)

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.