Casa Milà Skip the Line Tickets

Why visit Casà Mila (La Pedrera)?

This modernist building was commissioned by the Spanish politician and businessman Pere Milà I Camps to the brilliant Catalan architect Gaudí in 1906. It is officially called Casa Milà, but is popularly known as La Pedrera, meaning “stone quarry” in Catalan because of its uneven outer appearance.

Skip the lines and walk straight in. Accompanied by your audioguide in English, wander through the building’s various rooms included in UNESCO’s World Heritage list in 1984. You can also visit Espacio Gaudí (an interpretation center dedicated to the architect), the exhibition halls and colourful patios. The fourth floor houses a recreation of an early twentieth-century bourgeois house.

One of La Pedrera’s highlights is its rooftop, an exceptional observation deck over Barcelona. The top terrace is also extremely popular because of its “warrior chimneys”, which inspired the design of Star Wars’ imperial helmets. These original aspects make it one of the most photographed part of Casa Milà.

The audioguide tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. At the end, you can continue to explore Casa Milà at your own leisure, revisiting your favourite rooms.

Night visit

You can also choose to visit La Pedrera at nighttime. This admission includes an audio-visual show projected on the building’s chimneys plus a glass of canva.

Casa Milà Schedules

Depending on the day and time of year, the schedule may vary. However, the available times for this activity will be approximately every half hour between 9 am and and 6.30 pm, with the last admission being at 5.30 pm. When making the reservation, you will have to choose the time that best suits your preferences or is available at the time.

From April 1 to November 1, La Pedrera will be open from 9 am to 8:30 pm, with the last access at 7 pm.