Skip-the-line entry to La Pedrera + audio guide

Discover how Pere Milà and his wife once lived in this building! If you are in Barcelona you cannot miss one of the most important and symbolic works of the city.

La Pedrera, also known as Casa Milà was one of Gaudí's last works in 1912. This building caused a lot of controversy at that time for being a modernist construction on the Paseo of grace. It was named "La Pedrera" because of its stone façade, which is about 30 meters high.

It has 5 floors in total spread over 4,500 m², including a ground floor, an attic, two patios with a basement, a main room and a roof terrace where you will see Barcelona with unique views. You will go up and down its unique stairs and admire its particular chimneys on the roof.

Take advantage of this opportunity and come with family, friends or as a couple and visit this building declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

With this access you can pass without queuing and go directly inside. In addition, it includes an audio guide in different languagesthat will explain all the history behind this building built by the Catalan architect.

It is a mandatory stop if you are in Barcelona! We are waiting for you.