Casa Mila Barcelona Tickets
Built by Antoni Gaudí between 1906 and 1912 as a private apartment block for the Milà family, it broke every rule of early twentieth-century architecture: no straight walls, no load-bearing interior columns, no right angles on the roof. Locals call it
Overview
Built by Antoni Gaudí between 1906 and 1912 as a private apartment block for the Milà family, it broke every rule of early twentieth-century architecture: no straight walls, no load-bearing interior columns, no right angles on the roof. Locals call it
Duration
1 hour
Confirmation
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Ticket
Mobile ticket
Cancellation
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Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Highlights
- Visit this iconic building designed by renowned architect Antoni Gaudí, and admire his last civil work.
- Take a stroll through the fourth-floor apartment, known as the Tenants' Apartment, to experience the lifestyle of a bourgeois family in early 20th-century Barcelona.
- Explore interactive displays and models that provide insights into Gaudí's innovative architectural style and his creative process.
- Marvel at the 270 catenary arches that replicate the skeleton of a whale as you explore the unique Whale Attic.
About this experience
Experience one of Antoni Gaudí’s most revolutionary architectural works with your Casa Milà tickets - also known as La Pedrera, one of Barcelona’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Designed by Gaudí and built between 1906 and 1912, Casa Milà was his last private residential building and represents the peak of Catalan Modernisme innovation.
Located on the elegant Passeig de Gràcia, the building is instantly recognizable for its undulating stone façade and surreal sculptural rooftop.
Nicknamed “La Pedrera” (The Stone Quarry) due to its rough-hewn appearance, the building broke architectural conventions by eliminating load-bearing walls and using a pioneering structural system that allowed flexible interior layouts.
Today, Casa Milà functions as a museum and cultural center, welcoming visitors from around the world.
Highlights of Casa Milà Experience
Entry to Gaudí’s iconic La Pedrera
Access to the spectacular rooftop terrace
See the famous warrior-style chimneys
Visit the recreated Pedrera Apartment
Explore the Espai Gaudí attic exhibition
Stunning views over Barcelona
Located on Passeig de Gràcia
The rooftop is the most photographed area, featuring sculptural chimneys that resemble futuristic warriors and have become one of Barcelona’s most iconic sights.
Why Visit Casa Milà?
Casa Milà is considered one of Gaudí’s boldest and most innovative creations, showcasing his nature-inspired design philosophy and structural genius.
Perfect for:
Gaudí architecture lovers
First-time Barcelona visitors
UNESCO site collectors
Design and photography enthusiasts
Cultural travelers
Most visitors spend 1.5–2 hours exploring the building at a comfortable pace.
Opening Hours (Typical)
Daily: ~9:00 AM – 8:30 PM
Night experience available on selected dates
Last entry usually 1 hour before closing (may vary)
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• Gaudí's final civil work (1906–1912) before he turned fully to the Sagrada Família, built for the Milà family and nicknamed "La Pedrera" (stone quarry) for its rough, wave-like façade
• No straight lines or right angles — an oval courtyard, twisting wrought-iron balconies, and a self-supporting stone façade with no load-bearing interior walls
• Rooftop terrace — the highlight for most visitors, with ~30 chimneys shaped like helmeted warriors and sweeping views over Barcelona's Eixample district
• UNESCO World Heritage Site, typically visited in 1–2 hours; also offers an evening "Night Experience" with a rooftop light show and a drink
Compare options
Essential (Skip The Line Admission) with Audio Guide
from₹2,199
La Pedrera Art Season
from₹3,999
Early Morning Tour
from₹4,000
Late Night Experience
from₹4,300
2 in 1 : Essential (Skip The Line Admission) with Audio Guide for 2 Adults
from₹7,299
Combo : Casa Mila (Essential) + Casa Batllo (Blue)
from₹7,599
2 in 1 : La Pedrera Art Season for 2 Adults
from₹7,999
La Pedrera Premium Ticket
from₹12,000
4 in 1 : Essential (Skip The Line Admission) with Audio Guide for 4 Adults
from₹13,999
2 in 1 : La Pedrera Premium Ticket for 2 Adults
from₹23,999
What’s included
- Entrance to attraction
Opening hours
9:00 AM TO 11:00 PM
Venues can change hours for holidays and seasons; the time on your ticket always applies.
Meeting point
Casa Milà
Pg. de Gràcia, 92, 08008 Barcelona, Spain
Admission at: La Pedrera - Casa Milà
How to reach
Metro: Diagonal station — Line 3 (Green) or Line 5 (Blue), a short walk from the entrance
Bus Turístic (hop-on-hop-off): Pg. de Gràcia–La Pedrera stop, right outside
On foot: it's in the heart of L'Eixample, walkable from Casa Batlló (~5 min) and Plaça Catalunya (~15–20 min)
Know before you go
- ID proof mandatory for each guest at the time of arrival.
- Foreign Nationals must provide passport and visa details upon arrival.
- Student Tickets available for students with a valid ID.
- Backpacks not recommended for access to the site
- In case of rain, the Roof-terrace will be closed for safety; this will not qualify for a refund.
- Arrive 10 minutes in advance due to security checks, which may affect wait times.
- Time slots may vary slightly; a slot within a 30-minute window before or after your initial selection will be allocated.
- Photography allowed for personal use only. No flash photography or tripods.
- Smoking strictly prohibited inside Casa Milà, including all indoor and outdoor areas.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire visit if under 18.
- Bags and accessories will be checked. Dangerous items (e.g., knives) are not allowed.
- Entry may be denied to those displaying violent or discriminatory behavior or intoxication. Clothing or symbols promoting violence are not permitted.
- Throwing objects from the rooftop or displaying posters inside is strictly forbidden and will result in immediate removal.
- Refrain from touching any artworks, furnishings, or architectural elements unless indicated otherwise.
- Time slots are subject to availability. If your selected slot is unavailable, your booking will be automatically adjusted to the nearest available slot within a 30–45 minute window, either before or after your chosen time.
- Service Animal Allowed
Cancellation policy
Non-refundable. This booking cannot be cancelled or changed.
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Frequently asked questions
When was Casa Milà built?
It was constructed between 1906 and 1912.
Why is it called La Pedrera?
Because of its quarry-like stone façade.
Is Casa Milà a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Yes - it was listed in 1984.
How long does the visit take?
Most visits take 1.5–2 hours.
What can I see inside?
The rooftop, attic exhibition, historic apartment and courtyards.
What are the opening hours?
Usually around 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM daily.
Is Casa Milà suitable for children?
Yes - though it’s most appreciated by older kids and adults.
Is the building wheelchair accessible?
Most areas are accessible via lifts.
Can I take photos inside?
Yes - personal photography is generally allowed.
Do tickets sell out?
Yes - especially during peak tourist seasons.
What makes Casa Milà unique?
Its wave-like façade and sculptural rooftop design.
Why book through TicketEx?
Online booking secures your time slot and avoids queues.
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