Self-guided tour of La Pedrera - Casa Milà in the Dreta de l'Eixample neighborhood. This space dedicated to the work of Antoni Gaudí spans 4,500 square meters, covering the warriors' rooftop, the whale attic, and the modernist courtyards for 19.50 euros. The visit grants access to key areas of the architect's final civil project, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with audio guides available in eleven languages to detail his creative process and natural sources of inspiration.
The Planns tip
Head to the roof first thing in the morning to avoid crowds and view the chimney details under soft natural light.
Practical info
Every day and public holidays: from 09.00 h to 20.30 h General admission: 39 € Reduced admission: 19,5 € - Resident in Catalonia - Junior (12-17 years old)
The venue

La Pedrera - Casa Milà
Gaudí's Modernism: a stone wave.
On Passeig de Gràcia, La Pedrera – Casa Milà stands as a landmark of Catalan Modernism. Designed by Antoni Gaudí between 1906 and 1912, its undulating stone facade, earning it the nickname "the quarry", defied the era's conventions. The building boasts structural innovations like a self-supporting facade and an open-plan layout, crowned by a sculptural rooftop. It's a testament to Gaudí's organic vision and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1984.
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