Key Highlights
- Walk the famous rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Barcelona.
- Visit the Espai Gaudí exhibition in the vaulted attic.
- Explore the restored La Pedrera Apartment to see early 20th-century living.
- Admire Gaudí's iconic UNESCO-listed architecture and unique stone façade.
- Enjoy a multilingual audio guide during your visit.
About Casa Milà — La Pedrera Ticket
Built as a vast private residence for wealthy developer Pere Milà and his wife Rosario Segimon, Casa Milà is Gaudí's second most famous structure after the Sagrada Família church. The house's curving cliff-face walls quickly earned it the nickname La Pedrera, or The Quarry, amongst locals. Built between 1906 and 1912, it broke every rule of early twentieth-century architecture — no straight walls, no load-bearing interior columns, no right angles on the roof. A century later it still feels like the future. Barcelona Life
The visit is structured across three main spaces that together reveal the full depth of Gaudí's genius. The rooftop with its thirty warrior chimneys is the highlight — a sculptural terrace unlike anything else in architecture, where the twisted and helmeted forms of the ventilation shafts and stairwells create an otherworldly landscape that has inspired comparisons to science fiction, ancient mythology, and abstract sculpture simultaneously. You can get up close to Gaudí's chimneys and there is one floor devoted to the architect's models and technical insights into his work. The Espai Gaudí in the attic is an extraordinary parabolic-arched space housing an exceptional collection of scale models, structural drawings, photographs, and multimedia installations explaining the mathematical and natural principles behind Gaudí's organic forms. The interior of the flat which visitors are shown into is really well preserved and offers a fascinating glimpse into the past — the Pedrera Apartment has been meticulously restored to its original 1910s condition, with original furniture, objects, and decoration recreating the atmosphere of bourgeois life in Gaudí's Barcelona. Tourismattractions + 2
Standard entry includes the audio guide of the building interior and roof, available in English, Spanish, Catalan, Chinese, French, Galician, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Russian. Leave around 1.5 hours for the tour of the interior and roof. Go between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM and after 4:30 PM for the smallest crowds. The optional Night Experience — a separate evening product — adds a spectacular audiovisual light show on the rooftop that illuminates the chimneys in dramatic colours, with a guided tour and cava included. Book your Casa Milà La Pedrera Barcelona ticket now on Thrillark and save up to 16%.
Inclusions
- Fast-track entry to Casa Milà – La Pedrera.
- Multilingual audio guide.
- Access to the rooftop terrace and Garden of Warriors.
- Entry to the Espai Gaudí attic exhibition.
- Visit the restored La Pedrera Apartment.
- Access to the interior courtyards.
Exclusions
- Night Experience ticket.
- Transportation to and from Casa Milà.
Insiders' Tips
Go between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM and after 4:30 PM for the smallest crowds — the rooftop is most enjoyable with space to move around and photograph the chimneys without other visitors in every frame. Book the first morning slot or the Night Experience to avoid midday crowds and heat. Note that the closure of the upper floors at La Pedrera begins 15 minutes before scheduled closure times — arrive well before closing to access the rooftop.
Additional Information
- Summer (Apr–Oct): 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM.
- Winter (Nov–Mar): 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM.
- Last entry is approximately 1 hour before closing.
- Closed on 6 Jul 2026, 7 Sep 2026, 25 Dec 2026, and 11–17 Jan 2027.
- Children under 7 years enter free.
- Child ticket required for ages 7–17.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult.
- Partially wheelchair accessible.
- Multilingual audio guide included.
- On-site café and gift shop available.
- Tickets are subject to timed entry and visitor capacity limits.
- Upper floors close 15 minutes before the building closes.
- Ticket changes are only allowed if Flexibility Insurance was purchased.
- On-site ticket purchases may incur an additional fee and later entry time.
Cancellation Policy
- Full refund for cancellations made at least 24 hours before the visit date. Cancellations made within 24 hours are non-refundable and extra fees may apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ratings & Reviews
Wandering the period apartment felt like stepping into the past. It's a masterpiece of early-20th-century architecture....
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The attic's brick arches, curving overhead, were a quiet highlight. The rooftop is famous for its sculpted warrior chimneys....
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We'd read to book ahead for a cheaper ticket, and it paid off. The rooftop light is best in the first or last hour....
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The Espai Gaudí attic, with its catenary arches, felt like a whale's ribcage. The chimney forms are said to have inspired Star Wars....
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It's noticeably cheaper than Casa Batlló and the Sagrada Família. The crowds can make the attic and rooftop feel packed....
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The courtyards, full of light, shape and colour, were beautiful. The warrior chimneys are the most photographed feature....
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Allow around an hour and a half to two hours for the full route. A wonderful Gaudí building.
The audio guide gave great insight into Gaudí's vision and techniques. The rooftop light is best in the first or last hour....
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It's a breathtaking example of Gaudí's imagination and genius. Barcelona's attractions are generally overpriced,...
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The furnished apartment was a fascinating time capsule of early-1900s Barcelona. The name comes from its rough,...
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It's a must-see for anyone with an interest in Gaudí or architecture. Tickets use dynamic pricing,...
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The Espai Gaudí attic, with its catenary arches, felt like a whale's ribcage. The rooftop offers panoramic views,...
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Everyone said the attic was amazing, and it was. It's an easy, central stop on a Gaudí-themed day....
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The undulating stone facade gives the building its 'stone quarry' nickname. Some prefer Casa Batlló,...
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It's one of Barcelona's great Gaudí landmarks, and well worth seeing. It's worth booking a specific time slot,...
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The furnished apartment was a fascinating time capsule of early-1900s Barcelona. Can't recommend it...
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It's an essential stop on any Barcelona itinerary. The building rewards taking your time over the details....
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The building is a testament to Gaudí's astonishing creativity. The courtyards bring light deep into the building....
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Worth it for the rooftop and the attic alone. It's in the upscale, walkable Eixample district....
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The included audio guide was excellent and full of insight into Gaudí. The rooftop offers panoramic views,...
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