Great to see inside this unusual building. The roof is particularly quirky. We also did the vr experience which made a nice varied visit. Would thoroughly recommend going inside this building as well as admiring it from the street.

A superb example of Modernista design, nicely viewed from the wide sidewalks along the Passeig. You will find lots of people outside all day long taking photos and waiting to get in. The inside spaces are unique for the lack of angles.

Yes, it is amazing architecture from a genius architect. The visit is for first time tourists in Barcelona, and to check it off the list to see. It is my least favorite of Antonio Gaudi's genius designs. For Dan Brown fans, his book "Origin" the plot based in Barcelona and Casa Mila has part in his book.

My wife and I toured Casa Mila - La Pedrera during a visit to Barcelona this past November. It really displays the genius of Gaudi. The apartment was very interesting, as was the attic and the rooftop. It is a highlight that I would recommend not missing.

Get there well ahead of your time. There's a single line for those with and without tickets and it doesn't split till you get to the end (I suspect there isn't room for two lines). At first it's interesting. Then you go a little higher and it's more interesting, Then you hit the attic, and see its architecture, and the models of Gaudi's other works, ... and then the payoff: the roof. It's like a playground for your eyes and brain. Take a hat and water, it will be hot up there.

The whole ticket / queue situation for many site in Barcelona is a mess tbh. Poorly organised, expensive, subject to abuse etc etc. Once we got in it wasn’t bad particularly if you’re intrigued by Gaudi or maybe love his work. To be honest it left me a bit cold. The idea that much of his work was inspired by nature is ‘interesting’ ….what has nature done to deserve that! The experience was ok and in the end it was reasonably well laid out but basically it’s a block of flats with a few strange items on the roof! …..I’ll sit back and wait for so stick I’m sure but hey everyone’s different and you’ll probably love it!

The price is really not friendly, but contrary to Casa Batlló (which is about 50 % more already) you can really see everything, including the vault and a tiny museum of the materials. This building is bigger, more interesting (the chimneys) and a newer one (meaning his style was developed into bigger perfection). If you only have the time or budget for 1 house of Gaudi, be sure to pick this one over Casa Batlló.

A really great insight into how the great genius, Gaudi, visualised and executed buildings unlike any other architects of the time. It was the last private residence he built before devoting his life to Sagrada Familia. The audio system is great. It senses where you are in the building and narates all the info pertaining to that area.

We simply loved this place. The interior areas are special, but the roof sculptures were even better. What an experience! Be sure and spend some time in the gift shop. We collected some nice Gaudi-themed items as souvenirs.

I bought a premium ticket to La Pedrera. It was a worthwhile experience because the ticket allows you to visit special rooms in the casa. Silvia, my guide, was delightful. Her love of working in this environment is evident. We ended the 90 min tour with a chilled glass of cava and delicious cookies that popped in your mouth. I highly recommend this guided tour.