Casa Milà – La Pedrera Tickets

• The building has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984

• It's the last private residence designed by Gaudí and one of Barcelona's most famous buildings

• Its nickname La Pedrera translates to 'the stone quarry' for its unconventionally rough appearance. Its official title comes from the man who commissioned it – Pere Milà

• See unique architectural elements such as the airy open courtyard and the building's bizarre chimneys

• Try out an interactive virtual experience and put a new spin on your visit to Casa Milà

As one of Barcelona's top attractions, make sure you book your Casa Milà tickets in advance so you don't miss out on your chance to visit.

There's a range of Casa Milà tickets, so make sure you choose the one that's right for you.

Based on your choice, Casa Milà tickets include:

• Skip-the-line entry to La Pedrera

• An informative audio guide

• A mixed-reality experience

• The chance to visit at night

Guided tours of Casa Milà can include:

• Take a deeper dive into Gaudí's vision, plus visit areas of the buildings that are usually off limits with a La Pedrera: Unseen ticket

• Visit during sunrise with a guide for a more intimate, less busy experience

• Combine your visit to Casa Milà with a visit to Casa Vicens on this small, guided group tour

• See even more of Barcelona and visit, Casa Milà, Casa Vicens, and the Sagrada Família with this guided combi ticket

Free and discounted tickets:

• Companions of guests with a disability level equal to, or exceeding, 65% are entitled to free admission. Please report to the ticket office to show documentation certifying the level of disability

• Residents of Catalonia qualify for a discounted ticket. Show a valid ID with proof of address at the ticket office

• Member of ICOM can enter for free (make sure to bring proof)

General information:

• The best times to visit are early morning (between 09:00-10:00) and in the afternoon (after 16:00)

• The building is not suited for strollers; a baby carrier is advised instead

Accessibility information:

• Nearly all of the building is wheelchair accessible, apart from roof-terrace and mezzanine. However, a platform has been erected at the exit from the lift that provides a sweeping view of the rooftop

• There is a free wheelchair loan service for people with reduced mobility