
Tickets and tours for La Pedrera (Casa Milà)

Visit Casa Milà, popularly known as La Pedrera, a building that is a reference point in world architecture. This tour will allow you to unde...
2 hours

A spectacular night-time experience that will amaze everyone. Live an absolutely unique immersive experience, full of surprises, set in one ...
1 hour 30 minutes

Discover some of the most important modernist buildings in the city. Learn about all the secrets hidden and skip the lines at Park Güell on ...
4 hours

Passeig de Gracia Street is one of the most important avenues in Barcelona, where apart from prestigious branded shops you can find modernis...
3 hours 30 minutes

During this tour you will visit the most emblematic works made by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, with no queues!During the first part o...
10 hours 30 minutes

During this 3-hour tour through the heart of Barcelona, you will discover the fantastic architecture of Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona’s most impor...
3 hours

Begin this tour in Plaça Catalonia the main square in the center of the city, and head for the avenue with the most distinctive Catalan arch...
5 hours

During This Full Gaudí Experience on an e-bike you will explore the whole city with us from bottom to top and get to know Antoni Gaud´s majo...
6 hours

If you want to visit Barcelona at your own pace and with no hurry, the double-decker tourist bus is the best option for you! You can get on ...
48 hours

In Barcelona, history and traditions go hand in hand with emerging fashion and new trends in cuisine, culture and art. The city offers the p...
4 hours 30 minutes

Discover Barcelona's history while enjoying a stroll along Las Ramblas, get the best view of the city from Park Güell and remain awestruck i...
Flexible
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The inside story
Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera, is one of the best preserved of Gaudi’s buildings in Barcelona. This is thanks to the tireless work of the Catalunya-La Pedrera Foundation, which undertakes to clean and restore the building. Right now, you can see the façade in the same condition that Gaudi himself would have seen it.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984, La Pedrera is already recognised as a piece of unique architecture, but keeping it well tended in such a busy modern city can be a challenge. Work includes cleaning the stone and repairing the wrought iron balconies – a more delicate task than you’d think because the façade is not part of the building fabric. Rather it is fastened on to pillars and is in some ways a separate piece.