I did the guided night tour. The tour guide was excellent and it was fun to see the place with a different lighting. However, I think it would be better to let the travelers explore the roof on their own instead of having a light show that didn’t add much to the whole experience, since it was very simple. Overall very satisfied with the experience.

This apartment complex is definitely worth visiting. If you ever cared about Gaudi’s architecture or infrastructure in general you will enjoy the tour. I did the night experience and I highly recommend. Tour guide was knowledgeable and spoke fluent English. Must go even if you swing by it only. 🙏🏼

Our experience is fantastic! We booked an organized tour through the Get Your Guide app. The group was not big at all, there were ten of us in total. The guide was pleasant, friendly and willing to answer all the questions we had. Also, her English was really good and easy to understand. The Casa Mila is also phenomenal, as is everything about it - the architecture, the way it was built, the aesthetics, the interior, the roof, which is beautiful, unique and fantastic for great photos. To all of you who are planning to visit, I strongly suggest that you buy tickets in advance because there are huge crowds in the season (as for every other attraction in Barcelona), and if you are able to spare a little more money, I strongly advise you to pay for this sunrise tour with a guide, because with that small group of ten people you will be the only ones in the whole house, which is ideal for great photos and a peaceful tour! The tour starts at 8 am and lasts about an hour. That way, just when the doors open for all the other visitors, you have finished your tour and can go on to visit the other attractions that this fantastic city has to offer.

I think it was an overall interesting place to visit, but I personally don't have as much of an appreciation for architecture like this, so I thought it was overall decent, but it I wouldn't be disappointed if I missed it. It was unique to see the house, but I thought a lot of the house wasn't too exciting, except for the attic and the roof. The rest of it was like an old house. Also, I think it would have been nicer in the night. We went in the day, and the rooftop was okay! It could have been more exciting, and wasn't the best in pictures. Overall, it's a unique experience, especially if you like architecture, but I don't think it's the end of the world if you skip it.

Casa Mila ，built in 1906, is a residential building with an avant-garde appearance (I think it has a weird appearance). Almost all shapes have sinuous curves. It is said that the design concept comes from nature, waves, hills, etc. Perhaps because I have been to too many castle museums, I felt that the interior was bland. Some people say that the highlight of this attraction is on the roof. On the contrary, I think that the more than 30 chimneys of different sizes and weird shapes give people a sense of instability. The only thing that impressed me about this apartment was the light! Every room has bright natural light. The 26 euro ticket makes people feel that it is not worth the money.

I visited here during Easter Holiday in April. This place is absolutely lovely. Although I’m not an artist, but I’m sure you’ll be definitely impressed by his design shown in the building. Very colourful, fancy and full of personal characters. I’m really impressed and highly recommend visitors to come and visit!

The attic and the rooftop is the real gem of this museum. If you're not on a budget, then definitely buy a ticket in advance and visit La Pedrera because you'll most likely won't regret it. The building's architecture designed by Gaudi is on a whole other level. It is unique and beautiful; you'll enjoy walking around the house. If you're on a budget however, then you can skip it, but you'll definitely need to visit Casa Batllo :).

Wow was I glad we went inside. I got to learn about this genius man, genius architect that was Antoni Gaudi. How this man's brain worked just blew my mind. Drawing creativity and idea from nature itself but applying it in such a unique and most of all beautifully unusual way. This is a gem that everyone should experience!

Lovely architecture, high priced admission for a very small portion of the building (main plaza, 1 apartment, attic and roof). You can tell this is a tourist money trap because there is a gift shop in the center of an exhibit and at the end. The audio tour was greatly appreciated and automatically started base upon your location in the building. I am very happy that I went, however price point did take it down a notch.

I really loved this place. They will guide you through each room with full information. It was really interesting to watch and hear about this place which is modern relatively to when it was made. You will hear the story of the place from the architect himself. If you are in Barcelona, you should definitely visit

The atmosphere inside is really nice. You can see the life of families in 1920’s. Very beautiful architecture and worth to see it. But the tickets are really expensive. I do not think it is 28 euros worth it.

Not an architecture fan & loved this experience. House is stunning & with the audio guide you get full story how it was created. In the end we spent well over 2 hours in this place and I can easily imagine to go again. (Won’t be interesting for kids though).

A must-do on any visit to Barcelona. Buy tickets online in advance for the cheapest options. You get a headset and audioguide as you walk around the building. So much to see. Fascinating information about the rooms. Gaudi really was amazing. Head to the roof for the most surreal experience and spectacular views.

Of course I am not rating the unique building itself but the way it is presented. The museum staff will certainly underline that this is a Gesamtkunstwerk, a total work of art. Gaudí wanted everything to breath the same spirit (though one can’t miss to notice that the museum apartment is surprisingly conventional compared to the roof and the facade). But nonetheless every corner and every wall is full with signs, spotlights, barriers, pipes etc and no consideration whatsoever is taken if they torture the artistic eye of the visitor or destroy Gaudís global vision of this building. Is there no curator or architect involved in the conception of the museum? And thousand of visitors pay 25E. That should allow a more living care with this strange and great building.

Loved this building. An incredible piece of genius architecture. Did the premiere visit so went through the main door but missed the first hallway, which was a shame. One thing, don't go when it's wet if your doing the roof as it was closed when we went, too wet! But; it was beautiful and so pleased to have visited

A must see in Barcelona!! It was so beautiful inside, I recommend taking the free audio tour guide head set to hear all of the amazing history. Such a unique and cool museum, unlike anything I’ve seen before. Lots of picture opportunities at the rooftop as well! Went on a Wednesday around 1pm and it was not very busy. The tickets were kind of expensive but it is worth it. We chose to come here rather than going to Casa Batlló based off of a friends recommendation.

All of the Gaudí houses are amazing but would not be my first choice (that would be Casa Batllò). It’s a shorter visit but the view at the rooftop is amazing and worth it. Nice view in the afternoon with the sunset.

An absolute gorgeous piece of architecture. One of the most sought after addresses in Barcelona. The Casa Mila is truly a work of art by the famous Architecy Gaudi and this is also an existing residential apartment, where people live besides being a museum. The location is amazing and prime ! Love its unique facade and the interiors. The building looks amazing at night.

The Basilica of the Sagrada Família is not the only unusual and well-known building by the genius Gaudi. This one, a residential building in the heart of Barcelona, called Casa Milà, nicknamed La Pedrera (The stone quarry), is another. Yes the building is amazing and the architecture and decor with the attention to detail is a masterpiece, inside and out but the price for admission is just far too expensive. One star down because of this.

This is an iconic building; of course this is no news, but if you get the chance to visit take it. The architecture is beautiful, there's ofc the rooftop, but there's a flat which you can also visit and there's a number of models of early versions available. The ticket comes with a free audioguide. The ticket is easily bought online at their website and I would advise going in the early morning, and going upstairs by the stairs on your right hand side. This will take you directly to the rooftop and make your visit staggered with other visitors, as others mostly choose to take the lift. It's an 8 floor climb though, so you need to be ready for that.

Booked online before traveling to Barcelona, which was simple to do and gave us a time slot we wanted. Arrived earlier than expected and was allowed in. Audio guide was great, automatically started when you arrived at different parts of the house to tell you all about it and the family that lives there. The roof was amazing, view across the city through the architecture. We spent around 1hr 15mins here a very worth while visit.

SOOOO AMAZING!!! This was a highlight of our trip. I loved every bit of it. Definitely worth the money to do the tour, which comes with an audio guide. I listened to everything because it was so, so, so very interesting. It really teaches you a lot about Gaudi and his process. Be mindful of the weather, as they do close the roof if it's bad. But you will need to book in advance because it is busy. This was the only thing we had to wait in line for even though we had tickets booked already. They have elevators, but I didn't want to wait. I also liked seeing the stairways, though they weren't super exciting. But they also provided a nice break from the crowds, as there were a LOT of people here. This was the only Guadi house we saw, but it makes us really want to visit the rest of them. The roof is simply just stunning and I love how he incorporates so much nature into his designs. Just lovely!

The location does require a entrance fee of 25 euros for an adult, however if you love architecture, it is completely worth the price! The design of the rooftop, to the attic, and to the apartments is impressive. There was a lot of thought and influences of nature that shine through the construction. One of the aspects that I enjoyed the most were the door handles that were designed. They not only looked awesome, it had a very specific design intent for looks and ergonomics. There are also many differently spots for great pictures and for anyone to practice taking pictures.

Must see in Barcelona and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The chimneys on the roof are like warriors of the Middle Ages. The view of the city is exceptional.If you love architecture, it's priceless for you! The design of the terrace, close to the attic and the apartment is impressive. Nature had many thoughts and influences that burned through construction.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic. Gaudí's last civil work. Precious. (Original) Fantástico. La última obra civil de Gaudí. Preciosa.

(Translated by Google) Amazing! Great house, monument ... call it whatever you want but a great work of art that can be enjoyed every day. (Original) Increíble! Gran casa, monumento... denominadlo como quieras pero una gran obra de arte que se puede disfrutar todos los días.

We did the night tour and didn't think it was worth the steep price. This felt very underwhelming compared to other Gaudi buildings we visited. The light show was just a nature video projection on the roof, and we didn't get to see much of the interior of the building. Better to admire this one from the outside and save your money.

Another work of architecture antonio gaudi, different architectural view as what usually you see, if you are in barcelona you its one of attractions you must visit, you’ll love it. The view of the roof is amazing

If you’re in Barcelona, then it’s worth the visit to La Casa Mila. I signed up for the night experience guided tour and it was beautiful. The tour guide was fantastic and very clear in explaining the details. What you will get from the night experience is the history of the house, exploring the miniatures of the architecture, see the light performance on rooftop and they’ll give you time to take pictures there. There’s gonna be drinks and sweets after your tour. Overall it’s really great

What an incredible experience. I would recommend going without any time constraint. We ended up spending almost 3 hours there. We did the full audiovisual tour including the 3D aspect. While I don’t believe it is absolutely necessary to do, it’s such a fun experience. The rest of the tour of the building is lovely. It’s so cool how the audio set identifies where in the house you are an automatically plays the right part of the audio tour. I would view this more as a visit to a museum rather than anything else. Take your time. It’s truly a historical treasure.

This is a unique architectural design inside and outside. It combines functionality and nature. In different corners on the rooftop there are chimneys that demonstrate the four elements of the nature. It is a spectacle itself.

A must see in Barcelona. And a UNESCO World Heritage site. The chimneys on the rooftop are like warriors from the Middle Age. The views of the City are exceptional. My practical recommendation: take the elevators to the roof top and walk your way down. Allow enough time to see the whale attic and a sample apartment with period furnishings. The attic has a set of clever displays documenting how Gaudi's rich inspiration came from Nature.

Great place for amazing photos IG-@csarstudiosphotography

Very beautiful architectural piece, a must visit while in Barcelona! It is wheelchair friendly (and the person accompanying the person in the wheelchair enters for free), however be aware that there is only a very small platform on the terrace (the most beautiful part of the visit in my opinion) that can be accessed in a wheelchair - everything else is just stairs. Still totally recommend checking it out because it is unique.

The last of Barcelona architect Antoni Gaudi's apartment buildings, built 1906-1912. Called "Le Pedrera," the stone quarry. A totally original masterpiece that is beautifully maintained. Don't miss the interior museum and a visit to the roof. Great treasure of 20th century architecture.

Such a beautiful tour!! I’d recommend using the audio tour because I got the most out of it. It guides you through the building and describes the architecture in great detail. Tour is about 40-50 minutes.

Casa Batlló is one of Gaudi's two important works on Passeig de Gracia Street. The other is Casa Mila, also called La Pedrera. And Casa Batlló, like the other works of the famous architect, is highly inspired by mother nature. The windows of the building, which looks like its balconies are made of bones and its columns made of skulls, are also decorated with inspiration from the colors of nature. Reflecting Gaudi's extraordinary genius in every corner, Casa Batlló's roof is decorated with curved chimneys resembling a dragon that you cannot see anywhere else. The interior of the building is another breathtaking world with its oak stairs, exquisite courtyard and all decoration preserved in its original form. Moreover, Casa Batlló is a building that attracts attention not only with its beauty, but also with its functionality compared to other buildings of its age.

We took the night tour - it was pretty, but not really as impressive as other Gaudi tours in the city. Projections on the chimneys were quite disconnected from Gaudi or anything else and didn't really hold our interest. The story behind the building is chaotic and intriguing but resulted in a lot less of the building being preserved as Gaudi originally designed. You also don't get to see inside any of the actual apartments which was also a shame.

Fantastic glimpse into life inside this 1920s apartment block. The free audio guide explains everything you need to know.

Very nice place designed by Gaudí, worth checking out both the interior and exterior. The rooms are very well preserved and the rooftop views are amazing. They also have a night tour but I went during the day. The audio guide which was included in the price of the entrance ticket was also useful as it helped to explain the various places.

It was interesting to visit La Pedrera. Honestly i was expecting a lot more for the price you pay. It’s 27 Euros and it’s basically an ancient apartment building. It’s quite interesting to visit especially the roof top but definitely not worth the money you pay. I would pass on this opportunity and spend my money more wisely.

The architecture of the Casa Milà is absolutely fantastic. Gaudi took inspiration from the human and natural dimentions to design it. The sunlight reflects on its different surfaces and colors and playing with the shadows it creates a magic atmosphere. It is worth visiting it

Very quirky house. Didn't bother with the free audio which in hindsight we should have as we had no idea what we were supposed to be looking at! Anyway we got to the main bit quicker! The roof top was fab with amazing views. What spoils this tour is tourists trying to get that perfect Instagram shot and the amount of photos they have to take before they get it! Ended up walking through a load of shots just so I could enjoy the view myself!

Definitely worth checking out for the rooftop views. There are three different levels to check out and unfortunately only one of them (the attic) is stroller and wheelchair friendly. You'll have to carry your little one to the roof and to the main area. We enjoyed this one more than Casa Batllo if you had to choose between the two.

Absolutely beautiful house! The history of the architect and the family who lived there was amazing. The virtual experience was so interesting and the staff were all so helpful and friendly. The guided tour in the headphones was great, it had a long list of languages that you can pick. The view was phenomenal. Would highly recommend!

One of my favorite places to see in Barcelona. It was easy to find your way around the house and the audio guide was very helpful. They have many different language options. The bathrooms were also very clean. The gift shop is nice and it isn’t tacky stuff. I loved it overall and I would definitely go again.

We were invited to go to the garden for a nice private reception by Rabat and missed the opportunity to see the inside of the building itself. But the flamenco dancer made it up😀 I love the front of the building and really enjoyed the beautiful wave lines Gaudi did. Definitely I will come again to see it.

I feel a bit daft reviewing this Gaudi house, which speaks for itself. The man was clearly a visionary genius. To have lived in one of these houses would have been a joy. 1/ Go as early in the day as you can. It’s best in the lower seasons if possible. 2/ Buy timed tickets in advance. 3/ You can take a baby, but will have to leave a pushchair before you get to the top floor as access to the roof with one isn’t possible. The staff are helpful and will show you where to put the pushchair. I recommend a visit to this beautiful, historic place as part of even a short visit to this City.

I found this architecture fascinating. The structure has almost all curved lines (inside and out) with textures and patterns that are found in nature, which is refreshing and unique compared to the hard lines and corners we are used to seeing. We did a night tour as well, which allowed us to hear more about the artist and the artist, the original concept for building, and the history of how it was used. I would recommend checking it out if you have time.

Absolutely gorgeous place with its own history. You have possibility to enjoy last 2 floors with entire furniture and everything and also this mystery roof. Staff inside is veeery attentive and friendly. My piece of advice - book tickets before the sunset to enjoy it❤️ the only thing - you can get tickets at the same time with the school group, so it's a bit complicated to enjoy it

The architecture here is inspiring, you are transported into a place where an individual dared to challenge the norms and out of his creativity a master work was produced. I also loved that this tour was so culturally friendly. This tour provides automated audio clips in various languages the begin when you enter different t areas of the tour.

I guess it will be amazing on the inside as well. However because of the pandemic exageration, it was closed so I can only judge the outside and I liked it a lot. Certainly one of the sites to see in BCN.

Breathtakingly beautiful, it feels like a spiritual arrival. All the elements n ideas that I love n feel are right here. Cannot keep the smile offa my face, truly uplifting. You really get the feeling that this was a family home, even though the extraordinary design can make you dizzy with delight at every curve n bend. Its worth paying for the golden ticket to get those special fotos. I was blown away, transported, I look forward to returning... Oh n the roof! Oh, if you love adventure, climb those stairs! For me, like finally climbing the Faraway Tree xx

One more creation of Gaudi genius. Must see place in Barcelona. The shop in the building proposes a lot of unique gifts.

I did experiment the night tour and it was absolutely charming. The house wasn’t packed of people, the evening lights made it even more beautiful, the guide was fun. Few cons though considering the price : - No visit of any apartment. - The rooftop lights show was poor and boring. Still a great experience, but could be improved.

Nice place. Gives a good impression about the apartments used in those times. It's not cheap though, to explore just an apartment, it's addict and the roof. The view from the roof is impressive. Nice weather is a must have when on the roof. The addict shows in detail how the building is designed.

(Translated by Google) Nice as a place (Original) Bello come posto

(Translated by Google) You have to go to enjoy it (Original) Tienes que ir para disfrutarlo

Bonne visite mais audio-guide mérite d'être moderniser. Il serait mieux de rentrer des numéros et pas

(Translated by Google) Nice building (Original) Schönes Gebäude

Thanks Gaudi for the amazing building. I took the breakfast tour for euro 39 at 8am which come with a guide and. A up of coffee or fruit juice after the tour. The apartment tour is worth the price. But do stay on after the tour and dint rush out for your glass of fruit juice which I regreted. The attic is amazing with lots of exhibits.

Quarry like facade, exhibitions etc... Different and love the opportunity to visit there

Maravilloso lugar que he visitado en varias ocasiones. No hay que dejar de visitar cuando se viaja a Barcelona o por quienes vivimos en ella.

Arquitetura espetacular. O valor do ticket de entrada na Casa Milà é absurdo.

Muy interesante. Poder hacer turismo en tu ciudad de nacimiento.

A parte de la visita que ha sido excepcional felicitar a todo el personal por la atención prestada. Fuimos con niñas y nos cuidaron mucho.

Interesting place from outside, maybe it is nice inside also... By principle we just decided to not go. Reasons are simple. Place where you have to pay outrageous money to entry because you are tourist - if you are Catalan you pay normal entry of 12€ per person. If not twice as much. It is first time in EU I seen this double standards. In price you have fast line (now with Covid maybe 5 people in whole building),you have glass of Cava (but only at evening and if they consider that weather is ok). Thank you but no. Instead getting more guests in Covid time you asking to run empty. Maybe next time there will be different entry fee for black, Asian or male and female get different pricing....

Espectacular!!! Un lugar digno de ver.

Magnífica casa d'Antoni Gaudí, feta per encàrrec de la família Milà. La visita comença en el pati d'entrada, però immediatament després pujem a la terrassa, on trobareu les famoses xemeneies soldat. Baixem a l'àtic, increïble zona plegada d'arcs catenaris i on hi trobem exposició sobre la seva obra. Seguim baixant i visitem un pis, on veiem com es vivia en un pis d'aquesta imponent casa. També podrem visitar (no sempre), el pis dels Milà, amb altres exposicions. Visita OBLIGADA!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful but expensive for once (Original) Très beau mais chère pour le coup

Imprescindible de la ciutat. És tant o més impresionant com sembla de fora.

(Translated by Google) Simply, great. (Original) Simplemente, genial.

Un lugar realmente asombroso, la sensación que te da alzar la cabeza en los patios interiores es similar a estar en un bosque puesto que la arquitectura, las texturas, los colores y las diferentes formas geométricas de las barandillas son semejantes a las de arboles, ramas, animales y espacios exteriores. El interior de la casa es increíble, el ático y sus arcos y los elegantes pisos. Sin duda un sitio imperdible y de parada obligada en Barcelona, si llevas credencial de estudiantes la entrada sale en €18.50.

(Translated by Google) Guide of ten. I was surprised by the interior of Casa Milà. (Original) Guía de diez. Me ha sorprendido el interior de la Casa Milà.

La Pedrera es un monumento espectacular, y Gaudí un auténtico genio. Merece la pena visitar todas sus obras

(Translated by Google) It is very interesting, the whole structure has a reason. Ecology and nature in conjunction with architecture. Awesome. Gaudi is the da Vinci of architecture. He is worth it. (Original) Es muy interesante, toda la estructura tiene un porqué. La ecología y la naturaleza en conjunción con la arquitectura. Impresionante. Gaudi es el da Vinci de la arquitectura.Vale la pena.

(Translated by Google) Pedrooo (Original) Pedrooo

Why is so expensive to visit I don't understand, 25 eur / person is a lot.

Fantastic

Gaudí era un genio exquisito en cada proyecto que desarrollaba.. Copió la arquitectura genética de un microorganismo marino y lo llevó a la arquitectura humana.

(Translated by Google) Impressive architecture! (Original) Impresionantă arhitectură!

Es una obra con gran cantidad de detalles y mucha luz

(Translated by Google) Very nice, but prohibitive price of the entrance, despite the decrease in tourism due to COVID, prices are still abusive (here you pay even to look) (Original) Muy bonito, pero precio prohibitivo de la entrada, a pesar de la bajada de turismo por el COVID, los precios siguen siendo abusivos (aquí se paga hasta por mirar)

(Translated by Google) Gaudí's work has no words, it touches the sublime, because to call him genius is to fall short (Original) La obra de Gaudí no tiene palabras.roza lo sublime.por que decirle genio es quedarnos cortos

(Translated by Google) Its characteristics as history (Original) Sus características como historia

Preciosa, no hay palabras.

(Translated by Google) It's spectacular, well worth a visit (Original) Es espectacular, val la pena fer la visita

(Translated by Google) Excellent .... the guided tour at night is very cool .... and the story of GAUDI ... worth it (Original) Excelent....la visita guiada de nit es molt xula....i l.historia d.en GAUDI...val la pena

(Translated by Google) I put 3 stars because I only visited the exterior of the building, it looks quite neat and the surroundings clean. Security is also present, which controls access and there is also a cafe-restaurant. Next time I will visit it inside. (Original) Pongo 3 estrellas por que solo visité el exterior del edificio, se ve bastante cuidado y los alrededores limpios. También está presente seguridad, que controla el acceso y hay también un café-restaurante. La próxima vez lo visitaré por dentro.

(Translated by Google) The attention of the staff and the fantastic guide. And like everything about Gaudí, I like it. (Original) La atención del personal y el guía fantástico. Y como todo lo de Gaudí, a mí me gusta.

(Translated by Google) Entertaining visit with a glass of cava on the terrace included! ? (Original) Visita entretenida con copa de cava en la terraza incluida!?

(Translated by Google) S should take advantage now that there are not a few people to visit the, even if it is outside. (Original) S ha de aprofitar ara que no hi ha poca gent per visitar la , encara que sigui per fora .

Unfriending Male guards are strongly required to be polite and kind to tourists when necessary. They are damaging the reputation of Casa Mila where we never recommend visiting here to all of you... Even 1 star is too much....

(Translated by Google) It exceeded my expectations widely, many things to know inside (Original) Superó mis expectativas ampliamente, muchas cosas para conocer por dentro

(Translated by Google) Masterpiece by Gaudi? (Original) Meisterwerk von Gaudi?

The audio guide is great! My husband thought it was too much, but it explains the thought process of how the design came to be. You get to visit the rooftop and an apartment. Definitely worth a visit in Barcelona. Should be in must visit list. Also it's a non profit, that means all profits go to the poor and towards education.

Not many people due to the covid situation, and also took advantage of the two for one black Friday offer, because if it was €24 each I don't think I would have visited. The architecture is astounding, and the audio guide is also very good and apart from the volume you don't have to do anything at all, as it recognises whereabouts you are in the building. The only thing that did annoy me a bit was being offered a photo at the end which I was told was included as part of the visit, but when directed to collect the photos there was a charge. Maybe it was something lost in translation, but other than that the visit was good with very helpful staff, all of who could speak good English.

Another one of Antoni Gaudi’s iconic building from 1906-1912. It was his last residence place. You can see the construction made from rocks and almost looks like a Stone Age type of building. Very creative and interesting look outside and next to a shopping plaza. Can easily be spotted walking the streets of Barcelona.

A must visit in Barcelona! If you are an art lover or a fan of Gaudi architecture, then drop by this in the sunny afternoon. Looks gorgeous even at night!

Amazing. Pure art. Or about how Gaudí's genius can be seen and felt in this architectural masterpiece. It is not cheap, but you will get to know three different spaces in a single visit and, in a way, you will understand a little more about how this artist saw, thought and recreated the world from an organic and natural perspective. And the Barcelona sky makes all the difference. Worth a lot.

Stunning piece of architecture, still yet to complete the tour (unsure if I will or not). This building used to help me figure out where I was when I first moved to Barcelona, now it is the view from my terrace. There has been a protest over the past few days, it hasn’t seemed to stop anyone from going though.

Impresionante, vale la pena verla.

Es espectacular, y el vídeapping está muy bien

Emblemático edificio de Gaudí en pleno corazón de Barcelona 😍

(Translated by Google) It's time to go without tourists (Original) És el moment d anar sense turistes

Es una de las obras maestrasde Gaudi.

Una parte de la historia catalana

(Translated by Google) My recommended place to visit and one of the most magical places due to its construction of Antoni Gaudí. (Original) lugar mi recomendable a visitar y uno de los lugares mas mágicos debidos a su forma de construcción de Antoni Gaudí.

(Translated by Google) Not only the appearance of the building, but also the content is quite visible. The rooms in the building are like time condensing. In addition, there are small museums that introduce the design ability of the highlands to the furniture. Above expertise. (Original) 不只建築物的外觀，內容也相當有可看性，建築內的房間擺設彷彿時間凝結般；另外有小型的博物館，介紹高地對於家具的設計能力，有別於一般人對高地只停留在建築設計的專長之上。

Un edificio que no me impacto demasiado... Lindo por su historia

(Translated by Google) Gaudí's grand building. Very interesting to visit. An icon of the city of Barcelona. (Original) Grandioso edificio de Gaudí. Muy interesante visitarlo. Un icono de la ciudad de Barcelona.

(Translated by Google) I really liked it. (Original) Me ha agradat molt.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bello

(Translated by Google) A unique architectural jewel (Original) Una joya arquitectónica única

(Translated by Google) A fantastic, curious and also mysterious house (Original) Una casa fantástica, curiosa y también misteriosa

(Translated by Google) Fantastic!!! Amazing!!! Sparkly!!! (Original) Fantástico!!! Increíble!!! Brillante!!!

(Translated by Google) Mythical place and to see in Barcelona (Original) Lugar mitico y de ver en Barcelona

(Translated by Google) Nice historical building in the center of Barcelona, ​​it is worth visiting if you are in the area. An interior that has nothing to do with conventional buildings, walls, stained glass, skylights, lighting, etc. awesome. (Original) Bonito edificio histórico en el centro de Barcelona, vale la pena visitarlo si estas por la zona. Un interior que nada tiene que ver con los edificios convencionales, paredes, vidrieras, claraboyas, iluminación, etc. impresionantes.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular (Original) Espectacular

(Translated by Google) Excellent day in La Pedrera - Casa Mila, I had a few photos, I share them, enjoy it (Original) Excelente día en La pedrera --casa Mila , me quedaron una fotos las comparto que la disfruten

(Translated by Google) One of the emblematic and most controversial buildings in Barcelona, ​​the last one built by Gaudi (later it was only dedicated to the Sagrada Familia). (Original) Uno de los emblemáticos y el más controversial de los edificios de Barcelona, el último construido por Gaudi (luego solo se dedicó a la sagrada familia).

(Translated by Google) Interesting ... audio guides sometimes fail in wifi coverage (Original) Interesante...las audioguias a veces fallan en la cobertura wifi

(Translated by Google) Very nice but still cannot be visited (Original) Muy bonito pero aún no se puede visitar

(Translated by Google) La Pedrera, is a modernist building by the architect Antoni Gaudí, built between 1906 and 1910 in the Ensanche district of Barcelona, ​​at number 92 on Passeig de Gracia, an incredible place that is worth visiting !!. 🤗 👌 (Original) La Pedrera , es un edificio modernista​ obra del arquitecto Antoni Gaudí, construido entre los años 1906 y 1910 en el distrito del Ensanche de Barcelona, en el número 92 del paseo de Gracia, un lugar increíble que vale la pena conocer!!.🤗👌

(Translated by Google) It is located in the heart of Barcelona, ​​in one of the most lively and famous streets: Paseo de Gracia. It is an essential visit if you visit Barcelona, ​​even if it is only to see it from outside. You will be amazed by the architecture and art that make Casa Milà a masterpiece, difficult to beat. (Original) Está situada en pleno centro de Barcelona, en una de las calles más llenas de vida y famosas: Paseo de Gracia. Es una visita imprescindible si visitas Barcelona, aunque sea solo verla desde fuera. Te quedarás maravillado por la arquitectura y el arte que hace de la casa Milà una obra maestra, difícil de superar.

(Translated by Google) It is essential to visit if you come to BCN or if you live in BCN (Original) Imprescindible visitar si vienes a BCN o si vives en BCN

(Translated by Google) Can not visit (Original) No se puede visitar

(Translated by Google) Fantastic visit in a space that takes you back a century in history. (Original) Fantastica visita en un espacio que te transporta un siglo atrás en la historia.

(Translated by Google) ... mmm It is a spectacular building, but Gaudí is much more. (Original) ...mmm Es un edificio espectacular, pero Gaudí es muchísimo más.

(Translated by Google) Impressive (Original) Impresionante

(Translated by Google) An emblematic building (Original) Un edificio emblemático

(Translated by Google) Wonder of Gaudi (Original) Maravilla de Gaudí

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place too bad that the day was cloudy and we could not enjoy all the wonderful views of Barcelona. You can visit it with complete peace of mind and the covid protocol is perfectly fulfilled (Original) Un lugar maravilloso lastima que el día estaba nublado y no pudimos disfrutar de todas las maravillosas vistas de Barcelona. Podéis visitarla con todo tranquilidad ya se se cumple el protocolo del covid a la perfección

(Translated by Google) Unique place in the world (Original) Lugar único en el mundo

(Translated by Google) Really nice (Original) Gerçekten güzel

(Translated by Google) It can be visited with all security measures in times of covid, we went on a Saturday morning and we practically did not coincide with other visitors. They were very kind to us and it was a luxury to be able to visit La Pedrera and spend a different day. (Original) Se puede visitar con todas las medidas de seguridad en tiempos de covid, fuimos un sábado por la mañana y prácticamente no coincidimos con otros visitantes. Fueron muy amables con nosotros y fue un lujo poder visitar la Pedrera y pasar un día diferente.

(Translated by Google) It's magical, in fact I find everything Gaudí did magical. And with a day like today the roof has been spectacular !! (Original) És màgica, de fet tot el que va fer Gaudí ho trobo màgic. I amb un dia com avui el terrat ha estat espectacular!!

Nice terrace and interior. It’s super nice that we could walk around the museum freely. However, it’s not that special. You could visit there for an experience but I wouldn’t think I missed something if I haven’t been inside.

The interior is much more interesting than the exterior, especially the rooms displaying where people actually existed. The rooftop is not as spectacular, and the attic too (classic Gaudí design, if there's such a thing). Overall a great experience, although not too captivating, surprisingly. The audio guide is brief and precise and informative without stalling. Overall, a masterpiece that is easy to appreciate.

Online tickets are cheaper. The audioguide was very informative. Very nice place to visit.

This moved me! It embodies the feeling of Barcelona. You can see and feel the influence in all the architecture. From the hotel I stayed in to the streets of Barcelona. If you haven't seen it, you should. Even the way they use the money collected. It supports many inspiring non profit projects for the community 👏 we could learn a lot from this in the United States

Beautiful piece of art / architecture that is preserved and shared with lots of care. The view from the rooftop across Barcelona is breathtaking and the other rooms have a good mix of old and information. I enjoyed the free audio guide that added quirky little facts

I didn't get to see it from the inside, but even from the outside, it's worth looking at. As everything designed by Gaudí it's unconventional, simultaneously ahead of its times and something that could only be created in the previous century.

Absolutely stunning place to visit. Architectural madness and beauty all mixed into one. Absolutely loved this Gaudi Experience. A must see..

A can't miss stop in Barcelona. Less busy than Batllo with more value, and a great audio guide included in admission price to boot. Tour takes you from the roof with great views, to the ground floor. Containing a ton of info on the building and Gaudi's methods along the way. Also a bit of a viewpoint into early 20th century life for the rich in Barcelona. Would recommend.

Amazing place. I love Gaudi’s work. This is our 3rd time coming to Barcelona… just a connection to go somewhere else. This time we staying 3 days. The rooftop has an amazing view as well, the artworks superb! You’ll have to look down a bit to see the sides of the building to appreciate the facade more.

Definitely worth a visit. The interior is so much particular and interesting. The ticket includes an audioguide that makes the visit even more enjoyable.

A must stop if you coming to Barcelona! Brilliant place and beautiful to understand Gaudí ways of thinking!

Very interesting building in quite a busy part of the city. Easy to get to as there's a metro station opposite. A must see in Barcelona

I would not say that it was an amazing experience to see this building from inside. This is not a second Sagrada Familia. The ticketprice is almost the same like the Sagrada Familia, so if you have to choose one of them, choose the latter. The view from the roof is nice.

We love visiting Casa Mila, as we do all of Gaudi's masterpieces! The rooftop and elaborate chimneys are a highlight for us (plus nice views), but the interior is very interesting as well particularly the architecture of the attic. Sure, you could just sip on a glass of wine at a nearby spot and appreciate the facade, which is beautiful, but it's definitely worth touring the building. Hard to believe there's actually 3 families still living there!

Another beautiful Gaudi casa! We did the self guided tour using headphones and were not disappointed- can spend one to two hours here.

Casa Mila or La Perdera is a beautiful house to visit. It is interesting to be able to go into the house and listen to and see how and why Gaudí designed the way he did. The attic area where you see the brick "rib cage" of the building as well as how he used hanging chains to construct his arches was both interesting and informative. We walked up the flights of stairs, but if I was doing it again, I'd take the elevator!

If you can book the night ticket, the show with the projectors on the building is amazing!

Cool house with crazy rooftop warriors and wavy walls. GAUDI is an amazing architect!

Fantastic Gaudi building. Would have been nice to go in but very beautiful from outside.

Beautiful location ,a must see if in barca,tickets bought online are cheaper so do that

Gorgeous building created by genius Gaudi. Especially recommend to visit the tour by night. Really interesting and romantic.

We only viewed it from the outside You can buy a ticket and have access to the roof which would have been fun to so.

Definitely one of the best if not the best of guadi's work. I strongly recommend visiting this place.

Love those details of the interior design, from door to stairs, from ceiling to floor, though the house seems to be more well-known from those chines on the rooftop. One of the must see in Barcelona!

Beautiful building with indeed uniq architecture, but it’s not worth to pay 27€ entrance to just go to the roof top and make some pictures. At least not for me and my friend.

Little bit short of a tour but the architecture was amazing. Audio guide was immersive. Pricing also wasn’t too bad. Expect a line up at the elevator and maybe take the stairs on the opposite side if the line is too long.

Absolutely beautiful and unique. Another masterpiece from Gaudi. You don’t get to see each room as they are occupied by residents. Once get in, an elevator would bring you to the rooftop where there are odd shaped chimneys. That’s so cool. Also La Sagrada Familia is visible. When coming back in and going down to one floor, it is a museum which displays a family setting back in 18th or 19th. Quite interesting. Make sure to buy tickets in advance to save money. Online ticket is €25 but cost 3€ more when buying from the ticket office. We visited at lunch time. Somehow I could not get my credit card processed to buy ticket online for a slot 30 minutes later so had to buy from the ticket office. The queue was not long. Overall it was a pleasant visit.

This was an AMAZING find of Gaudi architecture while wandering in Barcelona. It is on many lists of must sees before I left but I hadn't added it to my list for time reasons. As it turned out I got off the hop on hop off to eat and boom. I ate here and enjoyed the museum! So random an beautiful!

For me one of the most interesting sights in Barcelona. Fascinating architecture, very special. I would recommend to go in the house, there's a lot to see and to discover.

Casa Milia is so stunning and full of incredible history. I visited once about fifteen years ago and was so grateful to bring my husband on our honeymoon. They have many stairs and many smaller corridors. This may be a tough spot for anyone who is physically impaired or elderly just because there’s a ton of un even stairs etc. they do have an elevator which is great.

Amazing experience! One of the most beautiful art piece of Gaudi! If you want to understand his style and art you should visit this apartment. The only negative part of this experience, you can visit only terrace and one Flat of the apartment. The other part of the building (like garage) you can not see.

Really beautiful architecture and nice audio tour. I wish there was more of an explanation of the building's history overall from inception to current times. Also, would have loved more artsy shirts in the gift shop.

Wow, wow, wow. What a wonderful visit. The audio guides are a very useful way to discover this house on your own way. Inside there are many different things to discover and the roof itself is just mindblowing. Definitely worth the price!

The second most popular architecture work by Gaudi. There was carefully-thought clever reason behind every single design in the house. Sliding door, separate kitchen and dinning room, wired hole in the main door to safely check the visitors...The roof top is the highlight, very quirky designed warriors. Great audio guide. This is a must see.

It's an iconic building in Barcelona, built by the famous architect Antoni Goudi. It has very unique and unconventional design, especially the rooftop. One hour is enough to have a look around, but if time permits spend some time on the roof top. I highly recommend a visit to this place.

So worth! Be sure to go at least 2 hours before closing so you have time to visit the roof (they close it early for some reason). The architecture here is unique (and will feel exciting and familiar to Star Wars fans), and the gift shop has some truly lovely offerings (oh, the scarves!). We did not do the 3D tour and still loved it. Take the elevator at the very start of the tour to avoid an excessive amount of stair climbing.

As always interesting but the inside room decoration is always the same. I wonder if a little bit more modern art would help to give more fun to the visit. Of course the view, the rooftop and the building are great to see

Absolutely beautiful house! The history of the architect and the family who lived there was amazing. The virtual experience was so interesting and the staff were all so helpful and friendly. The guided tour in the headphones was great, it had a long list of languages that you can pick. The view was phenomenal. Would highly recommend over Casa Battló

Beautiful like all of Gaudi’s work! Important things to note: did not wait at 6pm on a Tuesday, Can buy tickets same day (must buy in advance for park guell), special nighttime ticket with drinks and eats available, discounted evening access if purchased on the website (between 6-7pm I believe), can be completed in 1-1.5 hrs, beautiful rooftop - bring camera, audio guide provided, highly recommend stopping in the cafe next door!

A truly think-outside-of-the-box kind of design. The apartment was okay but the attic and roof top were truly amazing. Buy ticket online from the official website is cheaper than in-person. Book ticket in advance to avoid disappointment and to skip the line!

We were here to explore some of Gaudi’s work. And he creates true structure from chaos. Very nice to see. The audio tour explains how he thought when designing the house and it’s funny to notice that how we decorate and design our houses and rooms today, this was very modern 100 years ago. It’s very expensive, for the visit but they have to make money somehow.

No need to buy tickets in advance at this time of year but a must in tourist season. Amazing jaw dropping architecture. If you struggle with stairs you can ask to use the lift as 7 flights to get back down from the roof

Bought a ticket that covers entry and free audio tour; there are several other experiences you can choose from I found this one to be the most affordable option; while a bit crowded everyone is respectful and you can get photos without others in the way. I spent approx. 3hrs there but the audio tour can get you in and out in half the time if you’re on a tight schedule. The views from the roof are incredible and one of my favorite in the city. There’s also a restaurant/ cafe on the ground floor and a museum shop (which yo uva center for free).

Incredible apartment complex. Worth a visit to see the interior design of 1 apartment and get up close with the architecture of the building. The rooftop courtyard and wavy design of the building itself is remarkable.

This building of GAUDI is one of the best to visit. It shows how people live in a building with such eccentricities and allows one to understand the construction. The attic is amazing and the rooftop.

Book in advance! Overall, really well organised and seamless. The architecture of this building is unique. Audio tours are available to collect before you enter. A great experience of a Unesco listed site.

Beautiful, very interesting. The virtual reality optional extra experience is very good, but not what it appears to be within the video advertisements. This experience takes place within a separate part of the building to the main displays. Still a great day out.

Thoroughly enjoyed touring the building. Spent two hours there. The tour of an example flat was fascinating. The building was so ahead of it’s time. Loved the inspiration from nature and found it incredible that such a large building contains no load-bearing walls. Grateful to the shop assistant for not charging me for breaking a mug lid. Buy tickets online to skip the queue!

The roof terrace is wonderful. The audio guide is innecessary and cumbersome, but it seems that you get more visitors when you make ads including "audio guide". The museum offers very detailed and interesting historic, artistic information, social context and clever architectural comparisons between Gaudi and other famous architects like Le Corbusier, all along the cultural parcour, from beginning to end, printed on the information panels close to every exhibition sample. It's a pity but it's absolutely crowded, specially the stairs, up and down to access and leave the roof area and tbe lift. Most of the souvenirs are silly and expensive.

Another gaudi masterpiece. Very intriguing and mindblown on the thoughts that went into the design of this building, of the various rooms and living space of that era, but yet the design is functional, simple yet artistic. The furnishings were ergonomic before the word was invented. Well ahead of the times. The roof terrace is beautiful and offers such a breathtaking view!

La Pedrera is another masterpiece designed by Gaudí, showcasing his distinctive architectural style inspired by nature. The undulating stone facade and unique rooftop sculptures offer a captivating experience, making it a must-visit destination in the heart of Barcelona. You will need around 1.5 to 2 hours for the visit to fully enjoy it.

Visited in November and still kind of crowded, but a place worth seeing. Beautiful place to observe the bustle in Barcelona, while relaxing in one of Gaudi’s houses. Definitely worth getting tickets in advance or via a package deal.