Updated 08/06: La Pedrera will reopen its doors to the public from July 15, 2020. In order to guarantee maximum security when visiting the House, the organization will adopt a regulation that provides for the reduction of the number of visitors per hour, the systematic sanitation Verification of spaces and temperature at the entrance. The use of a mask will be mandatory.
Future visitor to Barcelona, what is the fourth best thing you have done?
Yes, Antoni Gaudí, its fourth most visited site in Barcelona, the Mila house, is always classified in Unesco world heritage.
It may not be as popular with tourists as the postcards of the Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló, but don't tell people.one million visitors who bought tickets to the Casa Milá in Barcelona last year.
With 4,5 stars and more than 13 reviews On Tripadvisor you should consider it an essential part of any well-planned Barcelona itinerary. And that is why you are here.
Today we are going to learn how to get our tickets for Casa Milà (The stone for close friends ...) online and visit it like a pro.
What is Casa Milà?
is modernist and unconventional building, the work of the master architect Antoni Gaudi, was commissioned by the wealthy industrialist Pere Milà in 1906.
It is commonly known as The stone ("Stone quarry"), both names can be used.
The building presents a unique limestone facade, fully self-sufficient and has a constant curve due to Gaudí's refusal to use straight lines.
In fact, they are two different buildings structured around two bright patios. If you look at it from aerial photographs, you will see that it has an asymmetrical shape of 8.
Casa Milà is especially famous for its rooftop y twisted and fascinating chimneys called "The Garden of the Warriors", you may have seen it in famous movies like Vicky Cristina Barcelona and El pasajero.
What to see in La Pedrera?
Ceiling
There is nothing like that! The photo above doesn't do it justice. My only advice is to get your cameras ready, it's like entering another dimension.
The highlight is the wavy floors that crawl up the walls, giving way to 28 fireplaces that look like carnival masks, from Darth Vader to Grim Reaper.
From here, look out onto the patio to see Gaudí's constant vision in the curves - strangely, the curves give the building a look of shaking jelly.
The view of the city from the roof of La Pedrera it is spectacular.
Recess
Although they are built as two individual buildings, it is in the courtyards that the buildings intersect, or almost merge like two waves.
The interior is dotted with murals to floral patterns that light up perfectly throughout the day. You will spend a lot of time looking at the shapes and taking photos; after the roof, it is the most photographed place in the entire building.
The Attic
The attic originally housed the building's laundry room.
Tourists love it for 270 arcs supporting the roof. They give you a slight feeling of claustrophobie and an air of catacombs. One reader described it as a ride inside a billowing whale skeleton.
The area is now home toGaudi space, a museum of the great architect. Here you will find plastic models of his other famous works, artworks, videos, as well as a great explanation of how Gaudí let nature influence his work.
The place is divided into seven different spaces, including one entirely dedicated to La Pedrera.
Apartment
The fourth floor of the building houses two different accommodations, one of which is an audiovisual presentation room that covers the period between Tragic Week (1909) and the World's Fair (1929).
There is also the famous La Pedrera apartment where Pere Milà lived with his family. The interior remains exactly as it was the day you moved in, it is a large window in the life of the gentry (Yes, this stove in the photo is high-end!) At the beginning of the last century.
Bedrooms, living room, bathroom, kitchen and even children's toys remain intact, frozen in time.
Casa Mila Tickets
Like other essential Barcelona attractions, there is only one smart way to get your La Pedrera tickets: buying your tickets online for a quick access.
You here avoid long queues and the € 3,00 supplement in the ticket price on the site.
As the number of visitors is limited, your unexpected arrival means that you will have to visit at a time you did not choose; reserving online allows you to regain control. All you have to do is select the time of your visit and let yourself be guided to the end.
Click the button below to purchase your tickets.
All you have to do is print the voucher sent by email or show your reservation number / QR code on a smartphone to skip the line in a VIP way.
Open tickets
If you want more flexible And if you don't book your tickets for a specific date, you can get La Pedrera tickets with a free date, at a higher price.
For € 31,00 you can enter at any time during the opening hours of the mansion, and these tickets can be purchased through our partner Ticketbar by clicking on the button below:
Gaudí's Casa Mila rates
All prices below include a complete audio guide in French free with every ticket.
- Adults: € 24,00
- Students: € 18,50
- Person with reduced mobility: € 18,50 (visitors / companions enter free if they are disabled at 65% +)
- Children (7 to 12 years old): € 13,00
- Children under 7 years: free
Remember: these are the online prices, so if you don't want to pay the € 3,00 supplement for tickets purchased on siteBe sure to buy your tickets online using the links in this article.
Expert Tip: You can save 20% on the above prices by using the Barcelona City Pass.
All children under 12 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Gaudí Houses Pack
This pack combines the 3 most beautiful houses designed by Gaudí, created by our partner TicketBar, and includes:
- Casa Batllo with video guide in French
- Casa Milá (Pedrera) with audio guide in French
- Casa Vicens (free ticket, without tax day and time)
You can buy the package (reduction of € 1,50) from the blue button below:
Tickets can be displayed on your phone and you will skip the lines at the box office.
The 3 houses are close to each other and are short distance.
Once the payment is made, you will receive an email in which you must indicate the day and time you want to visit the 3 attractions.
The Night Visit - Pedrera Night Experience
What was once a luxury for a few elected officials has only recently become possible for the general public.
With a visit to Gaudí's La Pedrera: the originsYou will see the unforgettable Casa Milá in a different light, literally.
The nocturnal visit of Casa Mila includes:
- A 20 minute set of lights on the ceiling.
- A complete tour of the interior and ceiling. in Spanish with a charming and informative guide.
- A presentation on the life of Gaudí.
- Projections on the patio and stairs.
- Glass of first quality cava ("Spanish champagne").
The Benefits to visit La Pedrera at night are the following:
- The less dense crowd (groups vary from 5-10 to around 20-30 people depending on the day).
- An almost strange and unusual night silence.
- Your own tour guide (most of them are Gaudí's architects or historians).
- Possibility of listening to live jazz music (depending on the season).
- The amazing light / laser / music show.
Tickets and prices
The price of the tickets for the night visit of Casa Milá is as follows:
- Adults: € 34,00.
- Children (7-12 years): € 17,00.
- Children (0-6 years): free.
Again, to ensure you get the times you want and avoid the queues, it is recommended that you book in advance online at Ticketbar by clicking the button below:
Hours of night visits to Casa Mila
- Low season: November 4, 2019 - February 27, 2020 from 19:00 p.m. to 21:00 p.m.
- High season: February 28, 2020 - November 1, 2020 from 21 pm to 00 pm
- Christmas season: December 26, 2020 to January 3, 2021 from 21:00 p.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX a.m.
The Casa Milá Night Tour tickets run every 20 minutes and you can check using the button above.
Morning visit - Exclusive to Pedrera
If you are a morning person who is not a fan of crowds, this is for you.
This summer you can visit La Pedrera before it opens to the public. This super intimate 90 minute guided tour in Spanish It takes you to the patio, the attic, the apartment and the roof.
The alarm clock also includes theaccess to restricted areas not included in the regular visit.
With a group of 15 people maximum, this is the only way to get photos of the building with no one in it.
All tours include a coffee or a drink at the Casa Milà bar.
Guided tours in Spanish Occur:
- From January to April: every Thursday and Friday at 8:00 am
- May and June: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8:00 am
- July to October: Tuesday to Saturday at 8:00 am
A quick list of Benefits of this exclusive morning tour:
- The guides provide a wealth of information that you won't get anywhere else.
- You will have the place almost to yourself.
- You can stay as long as you want after the tour.
- Photographers benefit from one of the best lights in the world.
Tickets and prices
The prices of the tickets to Casa Milá for the morning tour are as follows:
- Adults: € 39,00.
- Children (7-12 years): € 19,50.
- Children (0-6 years): free.
Jazz nights on the roof of La Pedrera
Following the wave of the musical series Magic Nights on the roof of Casa Batlló, we have the offer of La Pedrera: jazz music!
You will find these concerts every Saturday and Sunday between June and September. The act begins at 20:15 p.m. with a visit to the Gaudí space and continues at 20:45 p.m. with the concert that will end at XNUMX:XNUMX p.m. (to be confirmed for XNUMX)
Each ticket includes one drink.
Tickets and prices
- Jazz concert (Gaudí space + drink): € 36,00
Tickets are on sale directly on the official website of La Pedrera.
La Pedrera hours
Casa Milá's opening hours vary, but it's open from Mondays to Sundays for your comfort.
Closing of upper floors begins 15 minutes prior to scheduled closing time.
- From December 26, 2019 to January 3, 2020 from 9 a.m. to 00:20 a.m. (last entry at 30 p.m.).
- From November 4, 2019 to February 28, 2020 from 9 a.m. to midnight (last admission at 00 p.m.).
- From February 28 to November 1, 2020 from 9 a.m. to 00:20 a.m. (last entry at 30 p.m.).
- Closed for maintenance from January 13 to 19, 2020.
- Closed on Christmas Day.
How to get to Casa Milá
You can find La Pedrera Barcelona at Paseo de Gracia 92 in the attractive Eixample district, a fantastic place to find a vacation apartment.
Expect no more than 15 minutes of transportation or 30 minutes on foot from most central areas.
The closest metro station to La Pedrera is Diagonal (green line L3 or blue line L5).
Chemin de doing espagnol RENFE: Paseo de Gracia.
Bus: 7,16,17, 22, 24 and V17.
Get to other attractions from La Pedrera
- Batlló house: Cross the street and walk 5 minutes down Passeig de Gracia (towards the sea).
- Sagrada Familia: Take the blue line of the metro in Diagonal and get off at the Sagrada Familia stop. It will take about 15 minutes.
- Park Güell: Take bus 24 just outside Passeig de Gracia. It will take 30 minutes.
- Plaça Catalunya and La Rambla: Walk about 20 minutes downhill towards the sea, or take the green metro line from Diagonal to Plaça Catalunya.
- Camp Nou: Take the green line of the metro at the Diagonal stop and get off at the Palau Reial stop. It will take about 30 minutes.
Tips for visiting Casa Milá
- Buy your tickets for La Pedrera online to avoid the long lines at the ticket offices.
- Allow around 1h30 for the visit of the interior and the roof.
- Go between 9 am and 00 am and after 10:00 pm to avoid the crowds.
- Book your visit to Casa Batlló at approximately the same time (they are a 5 minute walk from each other).
- There is hardly any written information, so make good use of the audio guide (included).
- Wear comfortable shoes because you will use a lot of stairs.
- There is a lift to the ceiling for people with reduced mobility.
- If there is no queue for the elevator, start by going up to the top and work your way down to the bottom.
- Visit after 17pm to get better light on your photos and fewer crowds.
- You can get a 10% discount on the entrance with the Tourist Bus.
- Check the weather forecast before booking - the roof is closed when it rains.
Restaurants near La Pedrera
If you're hungry after all those stairs, there are some good restaurants near La Pedrera.
For excellent traditional Catalan cuisine, go to Joan winery (Calle Rosselló 164) egg Can Punyetes (Francisco Giner Street 8-10). Both offer all the classic tapas dishes like potato omelette or bread with tomato, paella and more.
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Those looking to indulge themselves should check out El Nacional - this high-end culinary space It houses four restaurants (meat, fish, tapas and cold cuts / patisserie) and four bars (beer, wine, cocktail, oysters), each of which presents different facets of the Iberian Peninsula.
Frequently asked questions about La Pedrera
How can I avoid the queue at the entrance?
The only way to avoid the queues at La Pedrera is to purchase your tickets in advance online using the links above.
What happens if I don't book online?
You will have to queue at the ticket offices. Queues can be 60 to 90 minutes during peak hours and 15 to 20 minutes during off-peak hours.
Can I be late for the visit?
If you are a few minutes late this will not be a problem (there is no official tolerance) but if the delay is too long you must inform the attraction by writing to [email protected] or by calling 932 142 576 as soon as possible, otherwise run the risk of losing your ticket.
How can I get discounts for Casa Milá online?
The only way to save on the price of the ticket is to buy it at the same time as another Barcelona discount card. In this case, I highly recommend the Barcelona City Pass because it saves you 20% at La Pedrera and 60 other attractions.
All reservations are made online and you can skip the lines on the site.
Is the audio guide really free and does it include other languages?
Yes, there are no hidden fees. The audio guide is available in French, Spanish, English, Catalan, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
How can I book a group visit?
For groups of 10 people or more, you must book in advance by sending an email to [email protected] or by phone at 902 (202 am to 138 pm, Monday through Friday).
Can I benefit from a student fee if I go to school outside of Spain?
Yes, all international student cards are accepted. You must present the receipt at the box office after reserving the ticket online in advance.
Are disabled visitors entitled to a discount and how can they get it?
Yes. Visitors with a disability of 33% can benefit from a reduction of € 16,50 on La Pedrera tickets, while those with a disability of 65% or more can enter for free.
You will need to present proof at the counters.
Can visitors with disabilities fully enjoy the experience?
Yes and no. The public parts of Gaudí's house are fully adapted for visitors with reduced mobility, although the roof, unfortunately, is not due to the unevenness of the ground.
Visitors with disabilities / reduced mobility can still enjoy the view from the roof, as there is a platform right in front of the elevator.
I have booked but have not received my tickets, what should I do?
Be sure to check your spam folder to verify that your email has not marked it as spam. If you can still find the confirmation, please contact our customer service at the following address: [email protected].
What if I can't print the tickets?
If you cannot print the tickets, you can view the QR code using your smartphone.
Is my visit limited in time?
No. You can stay all day if you wish, but the average duration of a visit is about 90 minutes.
What is the refund or cancellation policy?
Unfortunately, refunds or cancellations are not accepted according to the Catalunya-La Pedrera Foundation.
Can I leave a suitcase or stroller under surveillance during the visit?
Yes, there is a special area in the changing rooms for visitors.
Is there a dress code?
No, but use common sense and don't walk around in your shirt or barefoot like you've just arrived from the beach.
Can I smoke, eat or bring animals?
No. Smoking, eating and bringing animals in La Pedrera is prohibited, except in the case of guide dogs.
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