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Private Casa Mila Tour Barcelona | Iconic Gaudí Experience

What to expect

Explore the magical Casa Mila in Barcelona with your expert, English-speaking private guide. Antonio Gaudi’s unique architectural masterpiece is nicknamed ‘La Pedrera’ – or the stone quarry – because of its impressive rough-hewn exterior. Built around two courtyards over nine floors, it boasts amazing views from the eccentric Warrior rooftop, and unique, quirky Gaudi eccentricities such as the Whale Attic, rounded walls everywhere, beautiful murals, and nature-inspired Butterfly and Flower themed courtyards. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, and following an extensive restoration project was opened to the public in 1996.

Why book this tour?

• Explore the magical Casa Mila with an expert private English speaking guide
• Enjoy skip-the-line access to Casa Mila designed by Antonio Gaudi
• Admire the unique exterior that gives the building its nickname La Pedrera
• Explore the stunning flower and butterfly courtyards
• Adventure up to the astonishing Whale Attic & incredible Warrior Rooftop

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Meet your expert English-speaking guide outside Casa Mila, and enjoy skip-the-line entrance for your private tour of the last private residence designed by Barcelona’s beloved architect, Antonio Gaudi. First admire the incredible self-supporting facade of the building, which gives it the nickname La Pedrera – or ‘quarry’. It is more like a sculptural wave, rising 30 meters high with iron railings molded into abstract sculptures resembling seaweed. The Casa Mila was built between 1906-1912 for the Mila family to live in and rent out other apartments on the exclusively fashionable Passeig de Gracia. This was the most important avenue in Barcelona, popular with the aspirational bourgeoisie, and with the city’s finest theatres, iconic buildings, cinemas, expensive shops, and exclusive restaurants and cafes.

Enter Casa Mila and begin your exploration of this exquisite building filled with bright colors and Modernist eccentricities typical of Gaudi. Your tour covers 4,500 square meters over five floors. You’ll explore the beautiful Flower and Butterfly Courtyards that provide light to the whole building. You’ll wander up the iconic staircases, admiring the rounded walls and bright artistic murals. See the tenant’s apartment and immerse yourself in early twentieth-century daily life, with restored rooms and furniture of the era.

Explore the extraordinary Whale Attic – so called for its whale-bone-like structure with 270 catenary arches. Enjoy the in-depth Guadi exhibition here, to learn all about his incredible contributions to Barcelona, before stepping out onto the piece de resistance: the Warrior Rooftop, with its amazing statues, nicknamed the warriors, and spectacular 360-degree views of the city. With so many displays and exhibitions, your tour ends inside the Casa Mila, so you can continue to explore this fascinating and interactive museum space at your leisure.

This Tour Includes

• Expert English speaking guide
• Skip the line entrance tickets to Casa Mila
• Fully guided private tour of Casa Mila, La Pedrera
• The Warrior Rooftop
• Whale Attic
• The Tenants Apartments
• Flower and Butterfly Courtyards

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LivTours’ group size of max 6 participants is and always has been based on sustainable travel, and we are proud to be at the forefront of change and innovation in the industry.   LivTours is committed to providing travelers with truly sustainable tours with the lowest possible environmental impact, all while supporting the local industries and people of each unique destination. To learn more about how you can actively support sustainable tourism  and how LivTours is contributing, click here .

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When you book a LivTours Private Tour or Experience , you are guaranteed a dedicated, expert guide that allows you the flexibility to start your tour at a time which is convenient for you, making planning easy. Our private tours ensure that you will get a tailored experience to meet all your needs so we go at your pace, perfect for families with younger children, elderly, or individuals with accessibility needs. Please be advised that all private tours begin at a base price starting at two people* . Prices are inclusive of entry tickets where applicable.  *Some Ferrari private experiences are inclusive of one person only.

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Make your experience even more unique by upgrading your LivTours experience. Please note: add-ons are non refundable.

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Immerse yourself in the heart of a Catalan Modernisme masterpiece — Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera which translates to ‘The Quarry’. The nomenclature was inspired by the wave-like design of the stone exterior.

Built in 1912 by Antoni Gaudi, Casa Mila is a work of art come alive with its ripple-like facade and a surrealistic sculptural rooftop. From the marvelous recreations of the interiors of the Pedrera apartment from the early 20th century to the Espai Gaudi exhibit, explore each nook and corner of this artistic masterpiece with Casa Mila guided tours!

Interested in visiting but can’t pin down the right Casa Mila guided tour for you? Let us help you with a brief walkthrough:

Advantages of a Casa Mila Tour

Fast track entry, no waiting in lines.

Sail right past the long queues at the entrance of the UNESCO World Heritage site, Casa Mila, with your priority access. This priority access will help you use a special entrance to skip the hassle of waiting in a long line and begin exploring the surreal architecture at the earliest.

Expert guidance enriched with detailed stories, facts and secrets

An artistic masterpiece such as Casa Mila houses an ample amount of stories and history, and details regarding the inspiration, process and creation of this poetic architecture. An expert guide makes the process of exploration furthermore delightful by uncovering and unraveling the history and stories hidden in this building as you make your way through it.

Access to unseen areas of the Casa Mila

There is nothing more exciting than discovering hidden secrets in history and Casa Mila is home to some of its own secrets. Experience the exclusivity by peeking into the hidden secrets of Casa Mila which is generally not available for the general public. This includes numerous additions that Antoni Gaudi brought into La Pedrera — The Flower Courtyard, The Warrior Rooftop, The Whale Attic and more.

Exclusive early access: Enter before the general public does

Ever imagined what an architectural marvel would look like without the hustle bustle of overflowing tourists, surrounded by just serenity and a glimpse of history? This is where exclusive early access tickets come in. Take a gander at the history of Casa Mila before the city comes to life and the building is packed with tourists.

The Best Casa Mila Tours

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Choosing the best casa mila tour.

Before choosing your tour, take a look at the main features of each type of tour and then make an informed decision. Here’s a list of all your Casa Mila tour options and their highlights.

1 Guided tour with Early Access

Be the first to enter La Pedrera and explore this architectural marvel without the hassle of overflowing tourists. Traverse through the 5 floors, assisted by an expert guide, before the city wakes up and enjoy access to different areas of the building which are not open to the general public such as the Warrior Rooftop, the Flower Courtyard and the Butterfly Courtyard.

2 Guided tour with access to unseen areas

Take a thrilling tour through the attraction and discover the hidden secrets at this masterpiece, areas which are closed off to the general public. With an expert guide through your journey who will share stories, history and hidden secrets of La Pedrera, this exploration will never fall flat! Visit the incredible exclusive areas such as the Whale Attic, the Tenants’ Apartment and more.

3 Night experience with a unique light show

Witness La Pedrera in a beautiful transformation under the night’s sky with access to the exclusive and unique light show after the building closes for the day. Watch the magical architecture take a marvelous shape in the light show and participate in the dreamy audiovisual displays on the surreal rooftop, an absolute sight to behold!

4 Skip the line - Self guided tour

Move straight past the long lines and waste no minute in beginning the tour of the Moderniste marvel built by Antoni Gaudi — Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera. This ticket not only allows you to skip the hassle of long queues, but also provides an audio guide supplemented in 5 languages for detailed information about this unconventional building which sparked quite a controversy back in the days.

5 Combo tickets - Audio guide only

What’s better than seeing the top attraction of Barcelona? Seeing two top attractions of Barcelona with a combo that goes easy on your pocket! Park Guell, Casa Batlló or the Barcelona Aquarium, pair your trip to Casa Mila with an additional stop at one of these most popular spots in the city with our specially curated combo tickets and audio guides that will give you the lowdown about all these attractions at your own pace.

Casa Mila Tours Deconstructed - A Typical Guided Tour Experience

Finished in 1912 by Antonio Gaudi, Casa Mila — also known as La Pedrero or ‘The Quarry’ for its surreal wave-like structure on the exterior — is the most beautiful building in Barcelona and was named after the family that commissioned Gaudi to create it. As you walk inside the foyer, the striking interiors are hard to miss. Here’s all that you can see inside this marvel.

The Rooftop

The sculptural surreal roof terrace is one of the main highlights of Casa Mila, decorated with Gaudi style structures wherever the eye falls. The rooftop not only provides a glimpse into moderniste artwork, with beauty comes functionality as well in the components of construction, like the staircase that leads to the attic, the chimneys and the ventilation towers. Some elements stand unfinished owing to the family’s financial issues but every element on the rooftop adds up to more than artistic expression and functionality which kickstarts the onlookers imagination.

Espai Gaudí (Attic)

Back in the days of inhabiting, the Espai Gaudí, the attic, was a multifunctional space as a communal laundry area and it functioned as a vast insulating air chamber. This space has now been transformed into a unique display dedicated to Gaudi’s work and his life, the Gaudi Exhibition. Here you can take a look at his life’s work through the mediums of models, plans, designs, photographs, objects and videos.

The Pedrera Apartments

It’s always riveting to take a glimpse into a time far behind and the Pedrera Apartments fires up that curiosity in you. This space reflects the lifestyle of a bourgeois family in Barcelona from the early 20th century, including details like furnishing, utensils and equipment of an era long gone. This apartment provides a double layered perspective — the architecture and the details of their lifestyle. Upon arriving at this space, it is accompanied by an audio-visual presentation which gives further insight on the modernisation and transformation of the city.

The Courtyard

The structure of the building is smartly designed around large courtyards and instead of master walls, the building is supported by pillars leaving two large spaces for patios to fit in. Gaudi’s creativity places two patios in the middle of the building but not without functionality. These patios allow light to seep into rooms and also facilitates ventilation. Looking up from the courtyard or down below at the courtyard gives you an aesthetically pleasing view but not devoid of functionality of the architecture as a whole as well.

Exhibition hall

The upper floor of the building holds the exhibition hall where music, art and cultural exhibitions take place on occasions. One of the most attractive elements of the Exhibition hall is the iconic staircase which holds a range of murals and the wrought iron work done by Gaudi which is still a fascinating work of art.

Are Casa Mila Tours Really Worth it?

Casa Mila is considered as one of the most revolutionary masterpieces in the history of art of Barcelona and had fired up quite a controversy upon reveal in the early 20th century. The waves on the exterior wing of the building, the asymmetrical design and the unconventional wrought iron designs in the building reflect the eccentric take on modernism which is a dreamy and thought-invoking sight to behold. So yes, the guided experience with Casa Mila tours is completely worth it as it enriches the entire experience of artistic discovery and the dive into early 20th century.

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Casa Mila Practical Information

Opening hours.

Casa Mila is open everyday through the week from Monday to Sunday during two time slots — 9 AM to 6:30 PM and again from 7 PM to 9 PM.

Getting to Casa Mila

• By Bus: Bus routes 7, 16, 17, 22, 24 and V17 will get you to Casa Mila.
• By Car: There is no parking facility at Casa Mila. The nearest car parks are SABA Pau Claris and SABA Gràcia I.
• By Train: If you’re taking the train, you can get off at RENFE- Passeig de Gràcia station or FGC- Provença La Pedrera to reach Casa Mila.
• By Subway: If you’re using the subway, take the transit lines 3 or 5 and get off at Estació Diagonal.

Insider Tips

• Outside food is not permitted inside the premises of Casa Mila.
• Flash photography and the use of tripods is prohibited inside Casa Mila.
• No animals are allowed inside the premises with the exception of guide dogs.
• This experience is wheelchair-friendly.
• Rucksacks are not allowed inside. However, Casa Mila has the provision of a left-luggage room where you can safely keep your carry-ons while enjoying the location to the fullest.
• Phone calls cannot be answered inside the premises to maintain a serene experience for all.

What time do the Casa Mila guided tours start?

The Casa Mila guided tours begin at varying times, depending upon the chosen guide. The suggested time is to select a time slot earlier in the day to avoid the hassle of a crowd. 

Which is the best Casa Mila guided tour for budget travelers?

For budget travellers, we would suggest making a choice from one of the combo tickets as this would help you explore two top attractions in a much more pocket-friendly manner. 

Can I visit Casa Mila at night?

Yes, you can visit Casa Mila at night with the night experience ticket to witness the magical light show on the roof terrace.

Is the entire tour of Casa Mila wheelchair friendly?

Apart from the roof terrace, all locations throughout Casa Mila are structurally wheelchair-friendly. 

Can I book a private tour for myself?

Yes, you can book a private tour for yourself or your party for a hassle free experience of the masterpiece. 

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Casa Mila Tickets & Tours

Casa Mila was Antonio Gaudi’s last residential building before focusing all his energy on Sagrada Familia.

Gaudi built the structure between 1906 and 1912 in the middle of Barcelona city.

Also known as La Pedrera, it is visited by more than a million tourists every year.

This article covers everything you must know before buying your Casa Mila tickets.

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# Daytime ticket # Night tickets # Premium ticket

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Things to know before booking tickets, daytime ticket, night tickets, premium ticket, the secret pedrera guided tour, faqs about tickets, why casa mila is also called la pedrera, opening hours, what to expect, is casa mila worth it, best time to visit, casa mila at night, architecture, what’s inside casa mila, how to reach.

This section shares everything you must know before booking your Casa Mila experience.

Online tickets help save time

More than 3000 tourists visit the attraction every day, which means 250 eager tourists enter the Gaudi masterpiece every hour.

With so many tourists, the waiting times at the ticketing counter sometimes go up to an hour.

When you purchase your tickets online , you can avoid waiting in long lines and save time. 

Online tickets are cheaper

La Pedrera tickets are €3 cheaper (per person!) when you buy them online. 

Not many tourists know this and end up wasting their precious vacation time and money.

When visitors purchase their tickets at the venue, they also pay a ‘Ticketing Window Surcharge’, which is the management fee for maintaining a ticketing counter.

How online tickets work

As soon as you make the purchase, the tickets get delivered to your inbox.

On the day of your visit, you must reach the attraction 15 minutes before the time mentioned on your ticket. 

You do not need to bring along ticket printouts—you can show the ticket in your email and walk in. 

Casa Mila tickets

There are four ways to experience the attraction. 

More than 90% of the visitors opt for the  daytime tour , which is the cheapest way to explore the masterpiece. 

If you want something romantic, check out the night experience . 

The Barcelona attraction also offers a  premium ticket , which allows you to walk in whenever you want, and a  guided tour , where you experience otherwise hidden areas of the building.  

Also known as the Essentials ticket, this is the most popular and the cheapest way to explore this Gaudi masterpiece.

While booking this ticket, you can choose your preferred time of visit.

This ticket also includes an audio guide, which is very helpful in exploring this attraction.

Cost of tickets

The cheapest and the most popular  ticket  costs €24 for visitors aged 13 years and above. 

Children between seven and 12 years pay €12, and seniors 65 years and above pay €18.50 for entry. 

The ticket is priced at €18.50 for students with a valid ID.

Adult (13 to 64 years):  €24 Youth (7 to 12 years):  €12 Senior (65+ years):  €18.50 Student (with ID):  €18.50

The night experience is also known as “The Origin’s show.”

It is a 90-minute semi-guided tour focussing on the origins of life and the essence of Gaudí’s architectural style.

As part of the tour, you will see multiple projections in the stairwells and work your way to the roof terrace for the 20-minute finale.

With fascinating light projections and a background soundtrack, the whole show leaves an edible mark on the tourists. 

At the end of the show, you will get a cup of Cava to bring you back to Earth.

La Pedrera’s Night Experience  costs €34 for visitors aged 13 years and above and €17 for kids between seven and 12. 

Adult (13+ years):  €34 Youth (7 to 12 years):  €17

La Pedrera’s premium ticket has an open date—you can visit anytime and on any date. 

This ticket is valid for six months after the date of purchase.

With this ticket, you get escorted to the lift with priority access.

Adult (13+ years):  €31 Youth (7 to 12 years):  €12.50

During this guided tour of La Pedrera, a Gaudi expert will show you the lesser-known areas of the building. 

You get to see areas that are usually restricted from public view, including the old basement car park, rear facade, and first-floor corridor.

This unique tour happens in either Spanish or Catalan, depending on the day selected. 

Adult (13+ years):  €28 Youth (7 to 12 years):  €14.50

*Residents of Catalonia get a 50% discount on these ticket prices.

Kids under six years old get a 100% discount (free entry!), while children aged seven to 12 qualify for a 50% discount over the listed ticket price.

Senior visitors aged 65 years and above and students with valid IDs get a 25% discount on the adult ticket cost. 

Catalonian residents qualify for a €12 discount.

Casa Mila for free : Tourists on a budget walk up to the road Passeig de Gràcia and gawk at Gaudi’s creation from the sidewalk. From outside, they can see the house’s undulating facade, lack of right angles, the chimneys shaped like soldiers, etc.

Visual Story : 13 must-know tips before visiting Casa Mila

Here are some questions tourists ask before purchasing their tickets for the La Pedrera in Barcelona.

Entry to the attraction is free for children up to six years old, persons with disabilities (>65%) and their companions, and ICOM members.

Yes, the tickets are available at the venue’s ticket office. However, the popular timeslots may sell out due to high demand, so it’s better to get them online in advance.

Visitors can present their tickets on mobile devices, but printed tickets are also accepted at the La Pedrera.

You must select a preferred visit time when you book the attraction’s tickets. Considering the security check time, we recommend arriving at least 10 minutes before your visit.

Entry to the attraction for latecomers is not guaranteed.

The attraction offers discounted admission to Catalonian residents, seniors over 65 years, and persons with disabilities (>33%) with valid IDs.

Yes, the attraction offers a student discount on their admission tickets upon presentation of a valid student ID.

The attraction does not offer a military discount on its admission tickets.

Yes, the  Barcelona City Card  is a cost-effective option to explore the best attractions in Barcelona with one single pass over 2, 3, 4, or 5 days – your choice! Enjoy discounts up to 50%* compared to buying individual attraction tickets, a hop-on hop-off bus tour of the city, and a sightseeing cruise. Make the most of the guided tours, museums, landmarks, and other iconic sites, like Sagrada Familia, Casa Battló, and Park Guell, with this pass.

This attraction in Barcelona has a flexible cancellation policy. You can cancel your ticket up to 24 hours before your visit for a full refund.

The attraction does not allow you to change the date and time of your visit under any circumstances.

In the event of rain, the roof terrace will be closed for safety reasons.

The house’s original name was Casa Mila, after the owners, the Mila family. But the locals gave it a nickname – La Pedrera.

While building the attraction, Gaudi attached large stone slabs to the facade, where the stonemasons worked.

With the stone slabs and their irregular shape, the facade reminded the locals of a quarry, and La Pedrera in Spanish means ‘the quarry.’  More such  facts .

However, Gaudi fans attach his name at the end and call it either Casa Mila Gaudi or La Pedrera Gaudi.

Casa Mila opens at 9 am every day of the year.

From March to 3 November, it closes at 8.30 pm; during the lean period of 4 November to February end, it closes early at 6.30 pm.

The last entry is always half an hour before closing.

The upper floors start closing 15 minutes before the closing time of the building.

Night tour timings

The La Pedrera night-show is a 2-hour extravaganza, and it starts half an hour after the attraction closes for the day tours.

From March to 3 November, the night tours start at 9 pm and end at 11 pm, and during the lean period of 4 November to February end, the show begins at 7 pm and ends at 11 pm.

The night show runs all through the week.

The  3 Houses of Gaudi  is a super saver pass, including tickets to La Pedrera, Casa Batllo, and Casa Vicens. You also get a 10% discount code, which you can use (five times!) to get discounts on future purchases.

With Barcelona playing host to Gaudi masterpieces such as Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Batllo, etc., it is only natural to ask, “Is La Pedrera worth it?”

Tourists who have visited before and even locals agree it is worth every cent of the €24 entry ticket. 

Here are some of the reasons – 

1. Casa Mila is a UNESCO World Heritage site that attracts more than a million visitors every year.

2. Once the attraction was built, the neighbors found the building so tasteless and they stopped talking to the owners!

They thought the ugly-looking building would lower their property prices. Wouldn’t you like to visit such a controversial structure?

3. Some publications also ran satires on Casa Mila. Cartoons  making fun of Gaudi and his latest building  were published when the building was ready.

4. La Pedrera tickets are cheaper than Casa Batllo tickets.

5. An excellent tour of the attraction will take you around 3 hours. We think a €24 ticket for 3 hours of Gaudi’s work is worth it.

6. The tickets also include access to two different museum areas – the Espai Gaudí and the Pedrera Apartment.

In Gaudi’s Room, you learn about the architect, and in the Pedrera Apartment, you get to see how wealthy 20th-century families lived. It’s totally worth it!

7. This was the last house Antoni Gaudi built before focusing exclusively on Sagrada Familia.

8. More than 15 movies, such as Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008), Rastros de sándalo (2014), The Passenger (1975), Biotaxia (1968), etc., have used this building in Barcelona as a backdrop. 

Next time you see it in a movie, the bragging rights will be worth it.

Important:  The cheapest and most popular entry ticket at this Barcelona attraction is the daytime ‘Skip the Line’ Casa Mila ticket . To learn about the different types of tickets available,  click here .

The best time to visit Casa Mila is from 9 am to 10 am, when it is least crowded.

If you can’t make it before 10 am, we suggest you try 4 pm, the next best time.

The daytime tours are more popular and attract a lot of crowds throughout the year.

Fifteen people are allowed inside the attraction at a time, making it one of the most demanded tours of southern Europe.

Best time for photography

If you are an amateur or a professional photographer, the best time to visit Casa Mila is in the later part of the afternoon – around 3 pm.

Casa Mila’s facade is best photographed in the afternoon because of natural light.

The best spots to take photos are the entry patio, the detailed ceiling, the intricate staircases, etc.

As the setting sun starts throwing different hues on the sky, you can go up the terrace to shoot the stunning chimney stacks and ventilation ducts.

These structures appear grand when photographed with a dramatic sky in the background.

Tourists visiting at night see the fascinating show ‘Gaudi’s Pedrera: The Origins.’

The night tour starts with an introduction to the building.

The Gaudi expert, who acts as your guide, then takes the tourists through Passeig de Gràcia, Carrer de Provença courtyards, and the Espai Gaudi (in the attic) roof-terrace.

Once they reach the roof, a light, laser, and sound show takes them through the origins of the attraction

The narration of the story happens through video mapping of the roof terrace.

After the audio-visual show on the roof is over, all tourists are offered a glass of Cava (Spanish Champagne) at the Carrer de Provenca courtyard.

Casa Mila day or night?

If time and money are not an issue, we recommend visiting the attraction both during the day and at night.

If you only have time for one of the tours, continue reading.

Advantages of Casa Mila by day

Casa Mila’s  daytime tour tickets  are cheaper than the  night tour .

The day tour costs €24 for an adult, while visiting at night will put you back by €34 per person. 

If you buy the same tickets at the venue, you will pay €3 extra per person.

The day tour is a flexible option. You choose the time and date you want to visit and book the tickets.

However, the night tour starts after 7 pm (or 9 pm), depending on the season.

Since the day tour is self-guided, it can last as long as you like.

However, the night tour is of limited duration – around 90 minutes.

During the day tour, visitors can see ‘The Apartment,’ which remains closed for nighttime visitors. 

This Apartment displays bourgeois residents’ lifestyles in the early 20th century.

Find out more about the  day ticket .

Advantages of Casa Mila at night

There is no crowd for the night tour – depending on the season, the number of people for this tour ranges from 10 to 30.

Unlike the day tour, the night tour is led by a Gaudi expert who describes every aspect of the building.

Some tourists believe that the building is more beautiful at night because the scars of its 100-year existence are hidden.

Besides, the artificial lights and the moonlight add their charm to the building.

The 20-minute-long light, laser, and sound show on the terrace happens only at night. 

During the show, images, colors, and lights are projected on the various elements of the building’s roof to create a stunning narration.

Your tour ends with a glass of Cava, another name for Spanish champagne.

Check out  Casa Mila’s Night Experience . 

La Pedrera has the main structure and the outer skin, or facade.

The stone facade doesn’t bear any load on the main structure.

Steel beams with the same curvature support the facade’s weight by attaching to the main structure.

This original method gave Gaudi the room to design the facade with all the freedom he needed.

With the flexibility to design what he wanted, Casa Mila Gaudi ended up being an asymmetrical building—a rarity.

Many tourists who have been to this Barcelona attraction believe that the highlight of Casa Mila is its roof.

The experience of climbing up impressive staircases, looking down into the ventilation shafts, and staring at the chimneys makes it a memorable trip.

The original colors and shapes that greet you on the roof add to the allure.

So much so that Pere Gimferrer, an award-winning Spanish poet, has called La Pedrera Casa Mila’s stepped roof ‘The Garden of Warriors’.

The different elements that make up the roof are –

• Six Skylights
• Six Staircase exits
• 28 chimneys in different groups
• 2 half-hidden vents to renew the air in the building

The staircases, some of which are shaped like snails, also house the water tanks.

The roof also offers excellent views of the city of Barcelona.

The Casa Mila chimneys on the roof deserve special mention, for they resemble medieval knights guarding the roof.

These so-called ‘Chimney Knights’ have a characteristic Gaudi motif – a military spiked cowl with deep eye sockets.

Gaudi believed a structure could be functional and beautiful simultaneously, and the chimneys magnificently achieved it.

The chimneys are whimsical. They stand out as art sculptures, and yet they serve a purpose.

One of the chimneys is topped with glass pieces.

According to legend, Gaudi himself decorated this chimney with broken pieces of champagne bottles left from the house inauguration party.

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Casa Mila is all curves and waves and no right angles.

You will be impressed by everything from the roof to the courtyard, the attic, and the museum within.

The Courtyard

The two separate buildings of Casa Mila intersect at this famous courtyard.

Instead of two buildings meeting, the design suggests two waves of water crashing into one another.

The constant curvy sight will surely put you in a trance.

The enchanting courtyard with floral motif murals can be described as the epitome of Catalan architecture.

With as many as 270 parabolic arches supporting the roof above, the attic will surely wow you.

The attic, which was initially the laundry room, is now converted into a museum showcasing Gaudi’s life and art.

Many tourists compare this part of the building to the rib cage of a massive animal.

The Apartment

The main Apartment has two parts: The audio-visual presentation room and the famous La Pedrera apartment.

This is the exact place where Pere Milà lived with his family.

You can enjoy a journey back in time as the interiors, including the bathroom, kitchen, living room, and bedroom, are all kept intact.

In addition to constructing the house, Antoni Gaudi was also responsible for the decor, designing furniture and accessories such as lamps, planters, chairs, etc.

You can see Gaudi’s interior designing skills at the Mila family’s Apartment, which is maintained as-is on the fourth floor of La Pedrera.

Gaudi Exhibition

Casa Mila has an always-on Gaudi exhibition in the attic, perhaps the only show devoted to the ace architect Antonio Gaudi.

You can see videos, models, plans, objects, and designs around all his bodies of work.

Exhibition Room

The Apartment where the Mila family stayed during Casa Mila’s heyday has been converted into the Exhibition Room.

This exhibit is on the main floor of the house.

After Gaudi’s death, Roser Segimon Mila, the house lady, changed much of the decor.

However, some of the sculpted columns and areas of ceiling designed by Gaudi still exist.

The history of Casa Mila La Pedrera starts with a wealthy couple buying a 2,000-square-meter property on Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona.

The Mila family wanted to build a unique house that would stand out from the rest, and when they saw Casa Batllo, they were impressed.

Since they wanted to build something similar, they contacted Casa Batllo’s architect, Antonio Gaudi.

Gaudi agreed and started building the attraction in 1906.

The construction of this landmark building took six long years.

It was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1984.

It was the first building of the 20th century to be included in the list.

La Pedrera Casa Mila is in Passeig de Gràcia 92, a tourism hotbed with numerous attractions.

Casa Mila is in the district of Eixample, Barcelona. Get Directions

If you are traveling by the Barcelona Hop On Hop Off sightseeing bus , ask for the “La Pedrera” bus stop.

If you prefer a Metro, you can board Green Line L3 or Blue Line L5 and get down at  Provenca Metro station , located under Avinguda Diagonal and Balmes Street. 

The metro station is a 5-minute walk from the attraction.

You can also board bus routes 7, 16, 17, 22, 24, and V17 and get down at the Passeig de Gracia bus stop.

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With over 1 million visitors going inside Casa Mila (aka La Pedrera) every year, it’s one of Barcelona’s top attractions, hands down.

But is it worth going inside Casa Mila? And is La Pedrera worth it?

Let’s take a deeper look at what’s on the menu to see if it’s worth buying a ticket.

Make sure to read to the end for my Pedrera video preview, it just might sway you!

Is it Worth it to Go inside La Pedrera?

Most visitors have at least an outside visit pencilled into their Barcelona itinerary plans, though it’s often a tough decision between Casa Mila and its sister mansion Casa Batllo .

⚠️  2024 Warning ⚠️ : It’s strongly suggested to book your La Pedrera tickets in advance .

Sell outs are very common and lines on site can take 20-30 minutes.

Also: booking online is €3.00 cheaper per ticket – it’s just common sense.

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In using the links above, you also get free-cancellation tickets to lock in your dates risk free .

It’s in the top five paid attractions in Barcelona – so let’s take a look at the prices first so we can start figuring out if it’s worth it:

Right off the bat, La Pedrera sticks out as being considerably cheaper than Casa Batllo and Sagrada Familia , especially if you buy your Casa Mila tickets in advance online .

Of course, €25.00 isn’t chump change to many (myself included), so let’s go a bit deeper.

What’s Included in Casa Mila Tickets

I’ll start by saying that this €25.00 can easily be spent having a couple of beers and some classic Barcelona tapas on a terrace, so if you’re here for that and nothing else, that’s fine .

But of course, you would be missing out on an amazing building, so let’s break down the pros and cons here:

 ✔️ Pros

• You get to see the inside of one of the most unique apartment blocks in the world 
• The inside visit transports you back in time to the way aristocrats lived 100 years ago
• The Garden of Warriors rooftop has been voted the best rooftop in the world
• It’s got a 4.8 rating on nearly 5,000 Casa Mila Reviews
• Arguably the best museum on Gaudi’s early work is found in the attic
• The audio guide gives incredible detail to learn Barcelona’s history
• It’s a World Heritage site by UNESCO
• There are amazing summer events on the rooftop

  ❌ Cons

• Given its popularity, the inside staircases can get crowded
• There are so many Antoni Gaudi buildings that it’s tough to choose

So there it is: this is a wow-factor apartment block which gives you access to arguably the best rooftop in the world.

And yes, I understand that tickets aren’t the cheapest. But for me – if I come all the way to a city, I want to get my hand on the pulse at all costs, and La Pedrera is a great way to do it.

Regarding the rooftop, you can’t really put a price on a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and if it was, it certainly wouldn’t be €25.00!

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Just book La Pedrera Sunrise visit tickets (15 people max in the whole house at 8:00 am) using this calendar:

Casa Mila Visitor Reviews

As mentioned, La Pedrera has a 4.8 rating on nearly 5,000 Casa Mila Reviews at their ticket seller Tiqets.

But really, is Casa Mila worth it?

Let’s take a look at some reviews, with some customers casting their votes in the battle with Casa Batllo:

Others stressed about the need to see it from the inside:

Some others shared their opinions on the audio guide:

Finally, those booking tickets in advance online are very satisfied with how fast the process was at Tiqets.com:

Curious? Read my Casa Mila guide to learn even more about this attraction.

At any rate, ensure that you book your La Pedrera tickets in advance as capacity is low, and especially during the high season, the mandatory time slots are usually full.

So Is Casa Mila Worth It?

Based on my experience and the reviews of almost 5,000 visitors, I can say that visiting Casa Mila is a unique, unforgettable way to spend an afternoon.

If you still don’t know whether Casa Mila is worth it, get at me in the comments, as I am happy to give free advice to all my readers!

Enjoy your visit to Casa Mila 🏠

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Even A-list stars need to “Shake It Off" sometimes!

During Taylor Swift ’s second Eras Tour show in London on Saturday, June 22, a host of celebrities were captured dancing along to the singer's popular track from her 1989 album.

A video posted on X (formerly Twitter) showed the VIP tent at Wembley Stadium packed with the likes of Tom Cruise , Mila Kunis , Ashton Kutcher , Greta Gerwig , and, of course, Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce — all of whom were showing off their best moves as the pop superstar performed "Shake It Off."

The star-studded clip began with a view of Kunis, 40, shaking her head and bopping along to the beat while wearing a checked shirt, as her husband Kutcher, 46, jumped up and down behind her, pointing at his white T-shirt and raising his arm in the air.

As the camera panned over to the left of the movie star couple, a smiling Cruise, 61, became visible, swaying from side to side as Swift sang the track's chorus. Behind the Mission Impossible actor stood Kelce, 34, with his cap on backward.

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But that wasn't the end of the A-list surprises, as right at the end of the video, Barbie director Gerwig, 40, could be seen happily shaking her head along to the track as she danced.

Another video posted online from the "Shake It Off" performance showed that Jason Kelce — who attended both the June 21 and June 22 shows with wife Kylie Kelce — was also having fun in the VIP tent.

The group captured in the fun clip weren't the only famous faces seen at Swift's second London show.

An Instagram snap posted by a fan account showed Rachel Zegler in a selfie image that appeared to have been taken en route to the show. The post also featured a pic of Liam Hemsworth in the audience, which was confirmed by a post on X which showed footage of Hemsworth among the crowd, chatting with others.

Meanwhile, Hugh Grant — who later shared his thanks to Swift in a Sunday, June 23, post on X — was also spotted in the VIP tent at the show, with a fan sharing footage on TikTok of him munching on a snack.

Fifty Shades of Grey actor Jamie Dornan was similarly captured in yet another fan video posted on X, standing in the crowd wearing a white T-shirt.

Elsewhere, during the June 22 Eras Tour performance, Kelce and Cruise were captured in a video having a sweet moment during "Blank Space." The clip showed the Kansas City Chiefs player laughing as he placed his hands on the actor's shoulders, prompting a smiling Cruise to pat one of Kelce's hands.

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Swift's Friday night show was an equally epic affair, with Prince William , Prince George and Princess Charlotte attending and even posing with Swift for a photo . The royal trio also took a selfie with the singer and Kelce — which marked the first time the pop superstar has shared a photo of her boyfriend on her social media . 

Salma Hayek , Nicola Coughlan , Jonathan Van Ness , Leslie Mann , Cara Camilla Whitehill-Mathieson, Delevingne and Van Ness’ husband Mark Peacock also showed up for Swift the same night. 

The singer plays her final London show (for now) on Sunday, June 23, before heading to Ireland with her Eras Tour and then returning to London for more performances in August.

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Travis Kelce ,  Tom Cruise  and  Greta Gerwig  were among the nearly 90,000 Swifties who partied like it's 2014 on Night 2 of Taylor Swift 's  Eras Tour stop  in London, England.

There's an awesome 30-second video circulating on social media -- shared by a Taylor Swift fan X account -- that shows the trio inside a VIP tent Saturday night at Wembley Stadium vibing out to "Shake It Off." It's quick, but you can see the Mission: Impossible  star smiling, groovin' and movin' as the camera pans back and forth.

Swift's boyfriend is bopping his head, singing along and nailing the hand gestures, while his brother,  Jason Kelce , is going berserk jumping and shaking his head. Meanwhile, the  Barbie  director is rocking out and moving her head from side to side while belting out lyrics to the hit track off of Swift's 1989 album.

It's an awesome display that follows Prince William  doing the exact same thing  the night prior. The Prince of Wales and his two kids --  Prince George , 10, and  Princess Charlotte , 9 -- joined their dad on Night 1 of Swift's Eras Tour. William was celebrating his 42nd birthday that night, and the future king of England looked like he was having a total blast.

Cruise and Gerwig were far from the only celebrities who showed out for Night 2 of the Eras Tour. Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Liam Hemsworth and many more were also in attendance . There may have been a few glitches on Saturday night, but that didn't stop everyone from having what's sure to be the night of their lives.

Swift is performing at Wembley Stadium from June 21 to June 23 and then again on Aug. 15-17 and Aug. 19-20. 

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Taylor Swift's boyfriend surprised 89,000 fans inside Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday by joining dancers Jan Ravnik and Kameron Saunders to revive the singer after she fell to the ground during "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived."

Kelce picked up Taylor Swift and carried her to the bright red lipstick couch before he, Ravnik and Saunders attempted to revive her so she could sing, "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart."

The tight end attended all three nights in London sharing a VIP tent with a slew of stars including Sir Paul McCartney, Jon Bon Jovi, Hugh Grant, Cate Blanchett, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher and Phoebe Waller-Bridge. His brother Jason and sister-in-law Kylie also traded friendship bracelets and posed for pictures with Swifties.

Swift's boyfriend hinted toward the fire London shows in April while promoting his concert festival Kelce Jam.

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When asked what show can't be missed in Europe he announced the British capital along with her first European stop where she unveiled the new "Tortured Poets" set.

"Man, I'll tell you what, I think the London shows," he said to Entertainment Tonight. "I think she's at Wembley eight times, which is mind-blowing that she can do that many shows in one stadium and fill that thing up. I played in Wembley once, and I don't even think we filled that thing all the way up. And London's always an amazing city. Paris is an amazing city."

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Prince William just might be a Swiftie.

The royal celebrated his 42nd birthday on Friday night by attending the first London stop of Taylor Swift ‘s Eras Tour, along with children George and Charlotte. He then posted a photo of them taking a selfie with the pop star on social media, writing: “Thank you @taylorswift13 for a great evening!”

Thank you @taylorswift13 for a great evening! #LondonTSTheErastour pic.twitter.com/NFSi8hAl1o — The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) June 22, 2024

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Happy Bday M8! London shows are off to a splendid start 🇬🇧🇺🇸🤝 @KensingtonRoyal pic.twitter.com/VlD6V0PiEL — Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) June 22, 2024

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Other celebrities in attendance included “Bridgerton” star Nicola Coughlan; Cara Delevingne, who is currently leading the West End production of “Cabaret”; and “Queer Eye” breakout Jonathan Van Ness.

Tom Cruise , Liam Hemsworth, Rachel Zegler, Hugh Grant, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher were among the attendees at Swift’s second London show on Saturday.

After this month’s dates, Swift will return to Wembley Stadium in August for five more shows to end the European leg of the Eras tour.

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