La Pedrera Essential: Skip The Line + Audio Guide

See Gaudi’s astonishing Casa Milà and enjoy stunning views of Barcelona

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Obtain skip-the-line tickets for Casa Milà and discover one of Antoni Gaudí's most iconic buildings, a masterpiece of sublime art-architecture included on the UNESCO World Heritage List
Appreciate a replica of the original Milà apartment, showcasing the lifestyle of the occupants in this unique masterpiece
Ascend the curved staircases to the rooftop terrace, admire the unusual chimney designs of the building, and enjoy a unique view of the city

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Featuring a fluid exterior design and eccentric chimney pots adorning its roof, Casa Milà, also called _La Pedrera_ by locals, showcases Gaudí's peak performance. The lavish interior was also crafted by the esteemed Catalan architect. Skip the line by securing tickets for Casa Milà to fully experience this modernist marvel without risking overheating in Barcelona's daytime temperatures.

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Featuring a graceful facade and quirky chimney pots adorning its roof, Casa Milà – locally referred to as La Pedrera – showcases Gaudí's exceptional skill. The elaborate interior design is also Gaudí's creation. Skip long lines and explore this modernist gem with Casa Milà skip-the-line tickets to avoid the scorching Barcelona sun.

Gaudí created Casa Milà for the affluent businessman Pere Milà and his spouse. This building is Gaudí's last residential project in Barcelona. For admirers of Gaudí, it's a must-visit, as it provides a complete insight into the brilliance of this architect.

Encompassing 4,500 m2 across five levels, it offers an engaging experience. Casa Milà showcases a museum, a replica of a 20th-century apartment (El Pis de la Pedrera), a display of Gaudí's creations in the attic, and the magnificent rooftop terrace – adorned with iconic chimney pots resembling surreal chess pieces. Utilize these Casa Milà skip-the-line tickets to explore everything!

The construction bears the family name, but it's more commonly referred to as La Pedrera (The Quarry) due to its striking resemblance to an open-pit quarry. Visitors can explore the life and work of Barcelona's beloved son inside, just like a miner digging deep into a mine.

Every ticket includes a complimentary audio tour to enhance your visit to this unique - and architecturally advanced - building.