Two of Gaudí’s most celebrated creations stand just minutes apart on Barcelona’s elegant Passeig de Gràcia. Casa Milà, also called La Pedrera, rises like a sculpted wave of stone, crowned with helmeted chimneys. Casa Batlló shimmers like a sea creature brought to life, with its dragon-back rooftop and stained-glass curves. With one ticket, you can explore both icons at your own rhythm, following the stories through immersive audio guides or stepping into exclusive spaces where most visitors never go.
Whether you want the essentials, rooftop panoramas, or VIP access with priority entry, the Blue, Silver, and Gold options let you shape the day your way.
All options include dated entry to Casa Milà (La Pedrera) and Casa Batlló, immersive audio guides in 11 languages, and access to the Gaudí Cube at Casa Batlló.
Only Gold includes priority entry to skip the queue.
The houses sit about seven minutes apart on Passeig de Gràcia, so you glide from one masterpiece to the next without transport puzzles.
Dated entry at both sites lets you visit in either order. Give each house the time it deserves without rushing.
Audio guides in 11 languages turn chimneys, courtyards, and attics into a narrative you can follow with ease.
Casa Milà’s warrior figures and stair towers. Casa Batlló’s dragon-back tiles. Choose Silver or Gold for that Batlló rooftop panorama.
At Casa Batlló, kids 0–12 go free, and there are student, junior, senior, and resident discounts on higher tiers.
Only the Gold option includes priority entry to skip the queues. Blue and Silver are timed entry, which still helps control crowds but doesn’t bypass the line entirely.
Yes. Most visitors allow 60–90 minutes at each house. Since they’re only a 7-minute walk apart, it’s easy to see both without rushing.
Silver includes rooftop access at Casa Batlló, perfect for skyline shots. Gold adds exclusive interior rooms with fewer people — great for cleaner, more atmospheric photos.
Yes. All variants include audio guides at both houses in 11 languages: English, Spanish, Catalan, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Russian.
It is an impressive building of Catalan modernist architecture. I loved the building and it was very easy. Book
Excellent, well worth going. They have made it perfectly explanatory and you understand everything. I highly recommend it if you are in Barcelona
It was fascinating to hear the explanation and creation of his works from Gaudi's voice. The 'purchase of tickets was really quick and easy.
Easy access, just got in line and showed the QR code
I wanted to give 4 stars, but I don't know how to change it! :( It was very beautiful, the guide worked well! The only thing was that in the apartment was a little hot, but I understand that during summer there's not much you can do. Great job guys, sorry for the bad review <3
I've wanted to visit Casa Mila for 35 years and wasn't disappointed. It's pricy as the tour is really only 1.5 hours but for me, worth it.
They noticed right away that I was limping, and immediately offered elevator assistance for all levels, assuring me that everything would be included. Very kind and helpful cast members. The home was amazing!
By chance - while "walking past" - I got a free slot for admission 5 minutes later. Signed up & paid in less than 5 minutes and enjoyed the tour. The house tour with audio guide is highly recommended! The top floor & roof are amazing. Go there!
Very different experience from the one I had 12 years much richer in new installations
Well organized,,clear explanations, not too many people at once. And of course beautiful original house
Nice history and details about Gaudi
Beautiful place - and the audio guide was really good.
Beautiful exhibition, and very kind and helpful staff
Incredible experience, very organized and the 360D video guide made a difference.
Save up to 30 mins in queues, explore at your pace with 11-language audio.
Inclusions
Skip-the-line entry to La Pedrera-Casa Milà
Audio guide in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian & Chinese
Exclusions
Food and beverages
Transportation to/from the venue
What to bring
What’s not allowed
Accessibility
Additional information
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