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Casa Batlló's unique facade with organic shapes and colorful mosaics in Barcelona.

Casa Batlló facade in Barcelona with Gaudí's unique architectural design.

Family exploring Casa Batlló interior with stained glass windows, Barcelona.

Visitors exploring the ornate staircase of Casa Batlló in Barcelona.

Casa Batlló interior with vintage furniture and decor in Barcelona.

Casa Batlló interior with unique lighting and brick columns in Barcelona.

Visitor exploring digital art installation at Casa Batlló, Barcelona.

Casa Batlló rooftop mosaic detail in Barcelona, Spain.

Tickets

4.6(3,180)

Casa Batlló Timed Entry Ticket

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€29

Flexible duration

Audio guide

Design your perfect visit: enjoy an audio guide tour or dive deeper with exclusive upgrades!

Book a slot that fits your schedule and soak in the UNESCO-approved beauty of Casa Batlló, from oceanic blues and kaleidoscopic windows to skeletal balconies and dreamlike bedrooms.
Marvel at how Gaudí repurposed broken tiles and glass for Casa Batlló’s mosaics, blending sustainability with art, while rethinking living spaces in the most imaginative way possible.
Learn how seashells, waves, and Mediterranean myths shaped Gaudí’s designs through a detailed audio guide available in multiple languages.
Go silver for rooftop views, gold for a private tour and AR tablet, or platinum for premium perks like skipping lines and free cancellations.

Design your perfect visit: enjoy an audio guide tour or dive deeper with exclusive upgrades!

Book a slot that fits your schedule and soak in the UNESCO-approved beauty of Casa Batlló, from oceanic blues and kaleidoscopic windows to skeletal balconies and dreamlike bedrooms.
Marvel at how Gaudí repurposed broken tiles and glass for Casa Batlló’s mosaics, blending sustainability with art, while rethinking living spaces in the most imaginative way possible.
Learn how seashells, waves, and Mediterranean myths shaped Gaudí’s designs through a detailed audio guide available in multiple languages.
Go silver for rooftop views, gold for a private tour and AR tablet, or platinum for premium perks like skipping lines and free cancellations.

Inclusions

Fastrack/ timed entry to Casa Batlló (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Spanish, Catalan, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese, and Japanese
Access to Gaudí Cube
Access to Dragon Roof (as per option selected)
Access to private residence of Batlló family (as per option selected)
Augmented Reality Tablet (as per option selected)
Access to Gaudí Dome (as per option selected)
Concierge (as per option selected)

This experience is accessible for wheelchair users.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Casa Milà interior tour group and Casa Batlló facade in Barcelona.

Casa Mila's unique stone facade and wavy balconies in Barcelona, Spain.

Visitors exploring exhibits at La Pedrera Sunrise Tour, Casa Milà, Barcelona.

Casa Batlló entrance with visitors in Barcelona, showcasing Gaudí's unique architecture.

Casa Batlló interior with blue tiled walls and skylight in Barcelona.

Visitors exploring an ornate room at La Pedrera-Casa Milà, Barcelona.

La Pedrera Casa Mila living room with ornate chairs and decorative plants.

Visitors exploring the unique chimneys on La Pedrera-Casa Milà terrace in Barcelona.

Visitors inside Casa Batlló admiring colorful stained glass windows.

Casa Batlló bedroom with ornate wooden bed and decorative furnishings in Barcelona.

Combos

4.6(8,897)

Combo (Save 5%): Casa Milà + Casa Batlló Entry Tickets with Audio Guide

from €54

€51.30

5% off

Flexible cancellation

Get full refund for a small fee if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.Know more

Audio guide

Two Gaudí icons 7 mins apart, one ticket, flexible times & optional VIP access.

Everything you get at Casa Batlló: Timed entry and an audio guide in 15 languages let you explore Gaudí’s dreamlike masterpiece at your pace. Marvel at oceanic hues, kaleidoscopic windows, and discover how Mediterranean myths inspired every detail.
Everything you get at Casa Milà (La Pedrera): Skip the line and dive into Casa Milà’s flowing architecture, quirky balconies, and massive courtyards. Enjoy a self-paced audio guide and visit the Espai Gaudí exhibition for a deeper look at the master’s life and legacy.
Why choose this: Experience two of Gaudí’s most imaginative creations with one ticket—enjoy seamless entry, immersive audio guides, and the freedom to explore at your own pace.
Upgrades: Go Silver for rooftop access at Casa Batlló, or Gold for exclusive perks like private residence access, AR tablets, personal concierge and more.

Two Gaudí icons 7 mins apart, one ticket, flexible times & optional VIP access.

Everything you get at Casa Batlló: Timed entry and an audio guide in 15 languages let you explore Gaudí’s dreamlike masterpiece at your pace. Marvel at oceanic hues, kaleidoscopic windows, and discover how Mediterranean myths inspired every detail.
Everything you get at Casa Milà (La Pedrera): Skip the line and dive into Casa Milà’s flowing architecture, quirky balconies, and massive courtyards. Enjoy a self-paced audio guide and visit the Espai Gaudí exhibition for a deeper look at the master’s life and legacy.
Why choose this: Experience two of Gaudí’s most imaginative creations with one ticket—enjoy seamless entry, immersive audio guides, and the freedom to explore at your own pace.
Upgrades: Go Silver for rooftop access at Casa Batlló, or Gold for exclusive perks like private residence access, AR tablets, personal concierge and more.

Inclusions

La Pedrera-Casa Milà

Skip-the-line timed entry to La Pedrera-Casa Milà
Audio guide in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Japanese & Korean

Casa Batlló

Timed Entry to Casa Batlló (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Spanish, Catalan, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese, & Japanese
Access to Gaudí Cube
Access to Gaudí Dome (as per option selected)
Augmented Reality Tablet (as per option selected)
Concierge (as per option selected)
Access to private residence of Batlló family (as per option selected)
Access to Dragon roof (as per option selected)

What to bring

Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

Bring a valid photo ID if requested at the entrance.
Ensure your booking includes at least one adult if reserving tickets for youth aged 7 to 17.

Casa Batlló

Bring a valid photo ID if requested at the entrance.
Ensure your booking includes at least one adult if reserving tickets for youth aged 7 to 17.

What’s not allowed

Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

Baby strollers are not allowed inside the venue, but baby carriers are available for rent at the reception.
Tripods and commercial photography of any kind are strictly prohibited inside the venue.

Casa Batlló

Baby strollers are not allowed inside the venue, but baby carriers are available for rent at the reception.
Tripods and commercial photography of any kind are strictly prohibited inside the venue.

Accessibility

Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

This experience is accessible for wheelchair users.

Casa Batlló

This experience is accessible for wheelchair users.

Additional information

Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

Entry is free for children under the age of 12 years. Those under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by an adult.
The duration of the visit is approximately 60 to 90 minutes.
All local residents of Catalonia enjoy a special discounted rate.
La Pedrera-Casa Milà remains closed on Dec 25.

Casa Batlló

Entry is free for children under the age of 12 years. Those under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by an adult.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

La Pedrera-Casa Milà in Barcelona, view of the unique facade and rooftop sculptures.

Casa Mila courtyard with colorful ceiling and spiral stair, Barcelona.

Casa Mila attic with visitors exploring Gaudi's architectural arches in Barcelona.

Couple walking through elegant hallway in La Padera, featuring chandeliers and decorative plants.

La Pedrera Casa Mila rooftop with unique chimneys and visitors in Barcelona.

Casa Mila courtyard view with open sky in Barcelona.

Visitors enjoying an audio tour at La Pedrera, Barcelona.

Visitors with audio guides at La Pedrera-Casa Milà rooftop in Barcelona.

Tickets

4.6(5,737)

La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip-the-Line Tickets with Audio Guide

from

€25

Flexible duration

Audio guide

Save up to 30 mins in queues, explore at your pace with 11-language audio.

Everything you get: You’ll walk past the ticket line into Casa Milà and explore with an audio guide in 11 languages. Your base covers the courtyards, the attic exhibition, the tenants’ apartment, and the rooftop, all on a timed entry that keeps your visit smooth and self-paced.
Why choose this: Glide past the lines and step straight into Gaudí’s world. Wander where you like, let the audio guide bring every weird angle and rooftop warrior to life, and take Barcelona’s coolest building at your own pace.

Save up to 30 mins in queues, explore at your pace with 11-language audio.

Everything you get: You’ll walk past the ticket line into Casa Milà and explore with an audio guide in 11 languages. Your base covers the courtyards, the attic exhibition, the tenants’ apartment, and the rooftop, all on a timed entry that keeps your visit smooth and self-paced.
Why choose this: Glide past the lines and step straight into Gaudí’s world. Wander where you like, let the audio guide bring every weird angle and rooftop warrior to life, and take Barcelona’s coolest building at your own pace.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line entry to La Pedrera-Casa Milà
Audio guide in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian & Chinese

Exclusions

Guided tour (the visit is at your own pace)
Food and beverages
Transportation to/from the venue

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the venue for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Food and beverages are not allowed inside the exhibition areas.
Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.

Accessibility

The building is partially accessible for visitors with physical, sensory, and cognitive disabilities. Some areas may not be fully accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility.

Additional information

The visit is self-guided; guided tours are not included.
Free audio guides and video guides are available in multiple languages, including accessible formats.
Wi-fi is available throughout the building for visitor convenience.
Children under 12 years enter free, but must be accompanied by an adult. Junior rates apply to ages 12–17.
Groups of more than nine people must book in advance; group occupancy is limited and subject to approval by the Groups Department.
Visitor regulations apply throughout the venue.
The organization reserves the right to change the itinerary of the visit.
Last entry is at 7pm.
The venue is located at Passeig de Gràcia, 92, 08008 Barcelona, and is managed by the Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Gaudí 4D Experience sign with mosaic design in Barcelona.

Man interacting with digital display at Gaudí 4D Experience in Barcelona.

Visitors experiencing Gaudí 4D Experience with 3D glasses and special effects.

Child interacting with touchscreen at Gaudí 4D Experience exhibit.

Visitors enjoying the Gaudí 4D Experience with immersive visuals and effects.

Tickets

4.3(777)

Gaudí 4D Experience

from

€9

Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change

Flexible duration

Enjoy an immersive 4D experience at G Experiència, the first interactive exhibition space that is dedicated to the life and work of the famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí.
Discover some of the most stunning and unique works of Catalan Modernism with the help of innovative audiovisual and interactive technology.
See how Gaudí's genius transforms forests into striking columns, makes a roof look like shiny dragon scales, hides armies of warriors beneath innocent-looking chimneys, and much more.
Along with famous works like Park Güell, discover the model the Hotel Attraction in New York, an ambitious project that unfortunately did not see the light of the day.
Learn all about Antoni Gaudí through large interactive panels available in 9 languages.

Enjoy an immersive 4D experience at G Experiència, the first interactive exhibition space that is dedicated to the life and work of the famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí.
Discover some of the most stunning and unique works of Catalan Modernism with the help of innovative audiovisual and interactive technology.
See how Gaudí's genius transforms forests into striking columns, makes a roof look like shiny dragon scales, hides armies of warriors beneath innocent-looking chimneys, and much more.
Along with famous works like Park Güell, discover the model the Hotel Attraction in New York, an ambitious project that unfortunately did not see the light of the day.
Learn all about Antoni Gaudí through large interactive panels available in 9 languages.

Inclusions

Gaudí 4D admission ticket
Access to the exhibition area

Exclusions

Guided tour
Audio guide

Children aged 4 and under are restricted from this experience.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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‘The straight line belongs to men, the curved one to God’

Barcelona wears Gaudí like an ache. His fingers—now etched in stone, in the sky, in the beat of the city itself. Here, architecture is more than mere walls and glass; it’s heart and pulse. Gaudí carved dreams and shattered them, each curve of Sagrada, each jagged edge of Park Güell an invitation to a world that doesn’t fit neatly into words.

Gaudí attractions Barcelona are the quiet confessions of a man who poured his soul into stone and tile, one brushstroke of color at a time. Beneath the beauty lies the sorrow of a man who withdrew from society, choosing solitude as his only companion, as he spent his final years crafting a masterpiece he’d never see completed.

What are the top Gaudí attractions, Barcelona?

Barcelona is filled with Gaudí’s iconic buildings, each with unique details and design philosophies. Here’s a look at the most famous ones:

La Sagrada Família – Gaudí’s magnum opus, still under construction.
Casa Batlló – Known for its fantastical marine-inspired architecture.
Casa Milà (La Pedrera) – A marvel of open-floor design and ventilation.
Casa Vicens – Gaudí’s first major project, a burst of color and detail.
Park Güell – A whimsical park that celebrates Gaudí’s love for nature.
Gaudí 4D Experience – An immersive tour through Gaudí’s inspirations and techniques.

Discovering Gaudí’s Barcelona | A closer look at his iconic buildings

Gaudí attractions Barcelona hold bittersweet beauty, a reminder of the artist’s own tragedies and triumphs. Here’s a journey through a master’s masterpieces:

Casa Batlló

“Nothing is invented, for it’s written in nature first”

Casa Batlló, one of Gaudi attractions Barcelona, is often referred to as the ‘House of the Dragon’ due to its fantastical façade, which resembles a dragon’s back. The building's roof is designed to mimic the scales of a dragon, and the cross on top symbolizes the sword of Saint George, a slayer of dragons.

Pro tip: Look for the hidden details in the interior—Gaudí designed furniture specifically for this house, including the stunning wooden doors incorporating stained glass with organic shapes. Make sure to visit at night when the façade is illuminated, revealing its magical colors.

Know more about Casa Batlló

Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

“Man makes art for man and hence it must be rational”

Among the Barcelona Buildings Gaudi, Casa Milà, or La Pedrera, is known for its wavy stone façade and absence of straight lines. The building's rooftop features chimneys that are not only functional but also serve as sculptural elements resembling warriors.

Pro tip: Explore the attic space, where you can find an exhibition on Gaudí’s architectural techniques and inspirations. Additionally, consider attending one of the evening cultural events held on the rooftop for a breathtaking view of Barcelona under the stars.

Learn more about Casa Mila

Casa Vicens

“Originality consists of returning to the origin”

Casa Vicens, one of Gaudi attraction Barcelona, was Gaudí's first major project and showcases his early style influenced by Moorish design. The building features a unique blend of materials, including colorful ceramic tiles that were inspired by Japanese art.

Pro tip: When visiting, take note of the intricate floral motifs that cover the façade—these represent Gaudí’s deep appreciation for nature. Guided tours often provide insights into how this house reflects Gaudí's evolving style and philosophy.

Learn more about Casa Vicens

Sagrada Família

“In the Sagrada Familia, everything is providential”

The Sagrada Família is one of the most famous Gaudí’s work in Barcelona. Despite being under construction for over 140 years, it is expected to be completed by 2026, coinciding with the centenary of Gaudí’s death.

Pro tip: To fully appreciate its grandeur, book a guided tour that includes access to the towers for panoramic views of the city. Don’t miss the chance to explore the crypt, which holds some of Gaudí’s original designs and models.

Learn more about Sagrada Familia

Park Güell

“The only thing I can do is to create”

Park Güell is a vibrant public park filled with whimsical structures and colorful mosaics. One of the Gaudi attractions, Barcelona, the park was originally intended as a residential project but was transformed into a public space due to financial difficulties.

Pro tip: Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful stroll through its winding paths. Look out for the "El Drac" mosaic at the entrance—it’s one of Gaudí’s most photographed pieces!

Know more about Park Güell

Gaudí 4D Experiència

"Nothing is art if it does not come from nature"

Just steps from Park Güell, the Gaudí 4D Experiència offers an immersive introduction to Gaudí’s world. A 4D movie combines historical footage and animations, showing how he drew inspiration from nature, turning trees into columns and chimneys into whimsical warriors.

Pro tip: Pay attention to the sound design; the 7.1 surround sound system enhances the experience, making you feel as if you’re truly part of Gaudí’s world.

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Gaudi’s work to not miss in Barcelona

Attractions

Opening hours

Last admission

Location

Best transportation mode

Nearest public transport stop (Distance)

Tickets

Casa Batlló

9am-8pm

7:15pm

Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona

Metro: L2, L3, L4 (Passeig de Gràcia Station); Bus: H10, V15, 7, 22, 24

Passeig de Gràcia Station (100 meters)

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Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

9am to 8:30pm

6pm

Passeig de Gràcia, 92, 08008 Barcelona

Metro: L3 (Diagonal Station); Bus: 6, 7, 22, 24, V15

Diagonal Station (150 meters)

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Casa Vicens

9am to 6:30pm (Mon closed)

Varies according to season

Carrer de les Carolines, 20, 08012 Barcelona

Metro: L3 (Fontana Station); Bus: 22, 27, 87, V17

Fontana Station (300 meters)

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Sagrada Família

Mon – Sat, 9am to 6pm;

Sundays, 10:30am to 6pm

Varies according to season

Carrer de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona

Metro: L2, L5 (Sagrada Família Station); Bus: 19, 33, 34, 43, 44, 50, 51, B20, B24

Sagrada Família Station (100 meters)

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Park Güell

9:30am to 5:30pm

5pm

Carrer d'Olot, s/n, 08024 Barcelona

Bus: H6, D40, D24, V19; Metro: L3 (Lesseps or Vallcarca Station, then 20-min walk)

Bus Stop: Carretera del Carmel - Park Güell (200 meters)

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Gaudí 4D Experience

10am to 5pm

4:30pm

Carrer de Larrard, 41, 08024 Barcelona

Bus: H6, D40, D24, V19; Metro: L3 (Lesseps or Vallcarca Station, then 10-min walk)

Bus Stop: Travessera de Dalt - Larrard (100 meters)

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Other best Gaudí sites in Barcelona

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Palau Guell

The Palau Guell was designed by Gaudi for Eusebi Guell and his family. Located in the Gothic quarter of the city, this Gaudi attraction, Barcelona has a parabolic arch facade and mosaic figures on the roof. The interior has a parabolic dome in the central hall and a lounge ceiling perforated by circles to let light in. At night, lanterns were hung from the ceiling to give the appearance of a night sky. On top, there are colorful tree-like chimneys.

The residence which once entertained the crème de la crème of Barcelona society, is today a UNESCO world heritage site.

Why a Gaudí tour in Barcelona is a must

A Gaudí tour in Barcelona is a must for anyone interested in unique architecture and cultural heritage. Gaudí's masterpieces, such as the Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, and Park Güell, showcase his innovative style that blends natural forms with intricate designs, making them standout attractions.

These tours often include skip-the-line access, allowing you to bypass long queues, and provide insights into Gaudí's creative process and the historical context of his work, enhancing the overall experience of exploring Barcelona's architectural gems.

Gaudí attractions in Barcelona map: To explore Gaudí’s work in Barcelona fully, it’s best to plan your route. Use a Gaudí buildings Barcelona map to find these extraordinary structures>

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Antoni Gaudi’s architectural style

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Modernisme

Modernisme, or Art Nouveau, became Catalonia's architectural identity, reacting against conservative Spanish styles. Showcased at the 1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition, it emphasized industrialization and scientific exploration. A key proponent, Antoni Gaudí, blended Asian and Islamic styles with Art Nouveau, using natural elements—Casa Vicens drew from marigolds, Casa Batlló from marine life. Modernisme thrives today, with architects still working on the Sagrada Família.

Tips for exploring Barcelona’s attractions

Barcelona’s top sites, especially Gaudí attractions, are extremely popular. Booking online not only secures your spot but often gives access to skip-the-line tickets, saving precious time.
Popular sites like La Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and Casa Batlló get crowded by mid-morning. Aim for early morning (around opening) or late afternoon for a quieter experience and better photos.
Barcelona’s metro system is reliable and affordable, making it easy to navigate between attractions. Walking is also enjoyable, as many sites are clustered, especially in the Eixample district.

Frequently asked questions and answers about Gaudi’s attractions in Barcelona

What are the works of Gaudi that I should visit while in Barcelona?

The Sagrada Familia is a must visit. Casa Vicens, Casa Calvet, Casa Batllo and Park Guell will also be worth your time.

What was Antoni Gaudi’s architectural style?

Gaudi did not have one particular style. He experimented with Art Nouveau, Gothic revival, organic design, and modernism.

What was Gaudi's last project?

Sagrada Familia was Gaudi’s last work. Unfortunately, he never lived to see it finish. He died in 1926 after being struck by a tram. The Sagrada Familia however remains unfinished to this day, becoming the longest-running construction project.

How many UNESCO World Heritage sites are attributed to Antoni Gaudí?

Seven of Antoni Gaudí's works are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites. These include the Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo and Park Guell, and others.

How do I plan my visit to multiple Gaudí sites in one day?

Combo tickets for Sagrada Família and Park Güell make it easier to visit multiple sites in a single day.

How can I make the most of a day visiting Gaudí sites in Barcelona?

Start with Park Güell in the morning to enjoy cooler temperatures, then explore Casa Batlló and Casa Milà on Passeig de Gràcia. End your day at the iconic Sagrada Família for a memorable finale.

How far apart are Gaudí’s main sites, and what’s the best way to travel between them?

Gaudí’s main sites are spread across central Barcelona. The best way to visit them is by metro or bus, especially on the L3 and L5 metro lines, or via hop-on-hop-off tours which stop at each major site.

Can I visit Sagrada Família and Park Güell in one afternoon?

It’s possible to visit both in an afternoon if you plan efficiently and purchase skip-the-line tickets. Start with Park Güell, then take a short taxi or bus ride to Sagrada Família

What should I bring for a day visiting Gaudí’s outdoor and indoor attractions?

Wear comfortable shoes for walking between sites and bring water, as well as sun protection for outdoor spots like Park Güell. Indoor sites are climate-controlled, but sunglasses and a hat are recommended.

Can I take photos inside Gaudí attractions like Casa Batlló and Sagrada Família?

Photography is allowed in most Gaudí sites, but flash is usually prohibited indoors. Be sure to check specific rules at each location as some areas may restrict photo-taking.

From happy customers

Liliana

Spain

Mar, 2026

The truth is, we had a great day—from the moment we took the funicular to enjoying the rides; the park has a really beautiful view.

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Combo: Tibidabo Amusement Park with Funicular Ride + Park Güell Tickets

Maria

Mar, 2026

I really appreciated the kindness of the people who welcome us tourists to these popular spots. Despite my somewhat rudimentary "Spanish," everyone was more than happy to give me information. Accompanied by bright sunshine, I immersed myself in the magic of Gaudí. A delightful detail: in a picturesque corner of Parc Güell, a young musician was playing the guitar and singing. She had a beautiful voice and an original style. It was very relaxing. In conclusion, I hope everyone gets the chance to visit these places. And I recommend that everyone book their admission tickets in advance. They were sold out everywhere. Have a great trip!

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Park Güell Tickets

Alessandro

Mar, 2026

A wonderful place, no issues with the tickets, The park is in a prime location—a must-see to round out the fantastic experience Barcelona has to offer.

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Park Güell Tickets

Ines

Switzerland

Mar, 2026

+ 7 more

Simply absolutely sensational! We were already very impressed by Casa Milà (Casa Pedreira) and its history, which we were able to explore at our own pace thanks to an excellent audio guide. But Casa Battlò took it to the next level. We were simply speechless at the exuberant, fantastic creativity of Antoni Gaudí. The excellent audio guide helped us better understand Gaudí’s intentions and ideas. Taking a break at the small, charming café on the second-floor terrace and visiting the rooftop terrace are also well worth it. Tip: Buy tickets BEFORE you arrive, if possible. And: The earlier in the day you schedule your visit to these two unique buildings, the more space you’ll have, since there aren’t as many tourists yet.

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La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip-the-Line Tickets with Audio Guide

Jorge

Portugal

Mar, 2026

+ 4 more

This was our first visit to Casa Batlló, and it was a magical experience—we loved it. The audio guides are fantastic; as we move through the rooms, the audio guide automatically switches to the explanation for the room we’re currently visiting, allowing us to explore on our own. We highly recommend giving it a try.

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Casa Batlló Timed Entry Ticket

Omer

Romania

Mar, 2026

+ 3 more

Someone once told me that even if I never went to Barcelona before, even if I didn't know who Gaudí was, I'd still recognize Casa Battlo as his work. They were absolutely right. The best description for this place is - out of this world. I felt as if I traveled in time, but towards the future. Breathtaking. Casa Amatller was designed by Josep Cadafalch, him I did not know about. After exiting Casa Amatller I made sure to read about him and learn what other places he designed. The house reminded me a little of the castles in my home country, Romania, but sprinkled with a unique touch of Spanish history. I loved it. If you would ask me, don't miss any of them. Visit both, they are amazing, you will not regret it.

Casa Batlló Timed Entry Ticket