Gaudi House Museum
Gaudi House Museum
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Ludmil I
Sofia Region, Bulgaria15 contributions
Mar 2023 • Solo
Charming house with interesting items and information about Gaudi. Nice yard around the house with sculptures and items. The house is located inside Guel park, but if you want to visit it you have to buy online tickets , as it could be done at the house.
Written 5 March 2023
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Jojara
Las Vegas, NV93 contributions
Oct 2022
I was extremely underwhelmed with this experience- and for an EXTREMELY inflated price. I realized how much I disliked the style of architecture, and the flow of the tour was awkward. The recorded tour on the headsets was beyond ridiculous- rather than a historical perspective it was as if she was trying to tell a fairytale story to a child....perhaps to add colorful imagery through words to a very disappointing landscape?
Written 9 November 2022
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Shahrzad sh
United Arab Emirates1,871 contributions
Nov 2020
This place is another of Gaudi's architectural works. If you like mosaics, you will love this place. The park consists of several different buildings, each with its own beauty. From here you can see the beautiful view of Barcelona. Hundreds of green parrots live among the trees of this park, which was interesting to me!
Written 19 October 2021
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lazarides
Nicosia, Cyprus1,201 contributions
July 2018 • Family
Is the House (Casa)in which Gaudi lived, working for the construction of Sagrada Familia, but then when he worked creating the Park Güell. Is a special place to visit and have to buy additional ticket. From the moment that you approach the Perimeter of the building and the entrance, you can notice the Elegance in taste and impeccable detail in everything that exists, as decoration or as a functional piece of the House Among the various objects that are at home, you will see several furniture by Gaudi as a designer, similar to those that exist in the Interior museums of Sagrada Familia.
Deeply religious and having failed to conquer the love of his life, Pepeta Moreau, dedicated to his main task, the Sagrada Familia, rightly given by the world to him, the nickname '' the Architect of God ''.
The House is distinguished by its design and facilities. The impressive for visitors is the bedroom of Gaudi, in which there is a wardrobe and his bed. It is strange that the bed is very narrow, as should be necessary. While he had the money to have a bigger and comfortable bed, he imposed on itself restrictions with rigor. As a deeply religious Catholic, drew motivation from the perfection of the Divine!
My personal view of his works is that he managed to find the symmetry and harmony, characteristics which established his works as Monuments, which are close to the ‘’Divine Perfection’’! In my photos I tried to ‘’catch’’ the moment, to ‘’ steal’’ a piece of this Perfection, even in a digital form !!!
All rooms of the House are open to visitors and in some one specific, projected a short film on the life of Anthony Gaudi. In another room on the second floor, also there is a small exhibition with photos of the life and work of the Architect. In one of the outer rooms housed a small souvenir shop.
I highly Recommend to visit the House, because you will have the opportunity to experience another dimension of character of Gaudi and maybe you can decode (if you try), the hidden messages in every point of his works, which have been rightly included in UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Deeply religious and having failed to conquer the love of his life, Pepeta Moreau, dedicated to his main task, the Sagrada Familia, rightly given by the world to him, the nickname '' the Architect of God ''.
The House is distinguished by its design and facilities. The impressive for visitors is the bedroom of Gaudi, in which there is a wardrobe and his bed. It is strange that the bed is very narrow, as should be necessary. While he had the money to have a bigger and comfortable bed, he imposed on itself restrictions with rigor. As a deeply religious Catholic, drew motivation from the perfection of the Divine!
My personal view of his works is that he managed to find the symmetry and harmony, characteristics which established his works as Monuments, which are close to the ‘’Divine Perfection’’! In my photos I tried to ‘’catch’’ the moment, to ‘’ steal’’ a piece of this Perfection, even in a digital form !!!
All rooms of the House are open to visitors and in some one specific, projected a short film on the life of Anthony Gaudi. In another room on the second floor, also there is a small exhibition with photos of the life and work of the Architect. In one of the outer rooms housed a small souvenir shop.
I highly Recommend to visit the House, because you will have the opportunity to experience another dimension of character of Gaudi and maybe you can decode (if you try), the hidden messages in every point of his works, which have been rightly included in UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Written 5 October 2018
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Eimear G
County Donegal, Ireland4 contributions
Some reviews seem to be talking about somewhere else. This is the small house in the middle of Park Guell. Total rip off. ?5.50 to go in, very small, empty and uninteresting. If you are interested in Gaudi go see one of his own buildings or simply enjoy the park itself for free!
Written 1 August 2013
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Grivola
Ottawa, Canada591 contributions
Jan 2015 • Couples
You've already paid a bit of cash to get into Park Guell only to find that the Gaudi house is an extra 5.50 euros. More interesting from the outside because there's very little to see in the interior as pleasant as you can imagine it might have been. Gaudi was a religious man and he had a small chapel inside the house however there's no record of what it looked like so they built a small alter next to his bedroom on pure speculation. One of only two houses designed and built by others than Gaudi, it was to have been one of 60 houses the developers had hoped to build on the site that failed to attract any buyers. Although some of Gaudi's furniture is on display you can see much more of that at the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya. I didn't think it was worth the money frankly.
Written 2 February 2015
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ClaudiaGMB
London, England, United Kingdom20 contributions
July 2013 • Friends
Park Guell itself is incredible and the house is nice from the outside. It is over 5 euros to enter this 'museum' which is essentially 2 small rooms of chairs. Some reviews seem to be confused with other far bigger and more substancial gaudi museums in Barcelona - this one is not worth going to. However, the garden and shop do not require a ticket to see so they are worth visiting in a walk around the amazing park.
Written 26 July 2013
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Venus Fan
Munich264 contributions
Aug 2012 • Couples
Simply a waste of time. The building wasn't the work of Gaudi either.
If you are interested in learning more about Gaudi's work, go to the Casa Mila where the informative exhibitions about Gaudi comes with 3D showcases of his architecture projects in the city and the natural elements inspire his work.
Don't bother with this tourist trap. Enjoy your stroll in Park Güell instead. he Park gives you a real insight into Gaudi's magnificent work.
If you are interested in learning more about Gaudi's work, go to the Casa Mila where the informative exhibitions about Gaudi comes with 3D showcases of his architecture projects in the city and the natural elements inspire his work.
Don't bother with this tourist trap. Enjoy your stroll in Park Güell instead. he Park gives you a real insight into Gaudi's magnificent work.
Written 21 July 2013
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Travelsfromutah
Draper, UT91 contributions
Apr 2019 • Couples
Glad we went to visit the home. Located in park Guell, beautiful home, beautiful views, nice part of park. Paid just for the home tickets and still was able to walk the park. Happy I didn’t pay for the Park Guell crowded and noisy. Maybe not for everyone but we were happy to have made the effort to see.
Written 4 April 2019
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Zeynep E
Istanbul, Türkiye44 contributions
Sept 2015 • Couples
If you are planning to see the Park Guell, you may want to visit the house of Gaudi, the place in which he lived during most of his life. Not a must to do. But in order to see and feel his inner world, this place can be a good key to Gaudi's state of mind. Especially his bedroom, his prayer room and the video about a nun's first hand memories about Gaudi's daily life is worth to see.
Written 24 September 2015
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Hi, what link can I buy tickets to the Gaudi House Museum online?
Written 9 August 2023
Can anyone tell me where to buy tickets to the Gaudi House Museum online?
Written 9 August 2023
Hello! Tell me please, did I understand correctly that now it's impossible to buy tickets at the box office? Normal box offices no longer exist there, only QR-codes, or am I wrong? Thank you!
Written 6 February 2023
Anche questa attrazione è gratis la prima domenica del mese ?
Written 11 August 2019
Non sono in grado di confermare: ho visitato la casa prenotando on-line dall'Italia per via di file (solitamente) molto lunghe e quindi sono entrato subito. Tuttavia, considerando la qualità del luogo SE PER CASO l'entrata fosse gratis la prima domenica del mese, CONSIGLIEREI di NON andare per via di file mostruose; meglio pagare (meglio on-line) ed entrare senza problemi in un giorno diverso!
Written 11 August 2019
How can I buy tickets online? On what site?
Is it cheaper to buy online
Written 30 June 2019
Здравствуйте! Для посещения дома Гауди необходимо покупать отдельно билет? Или достаточно билета в парк Гауди?
Written 8 September 2019
Hello. Can we buy tickets for Casa Museu Gaudí on place from the ticket office?
Written 8 March 2019
You can buy the ticket right outside of the house. You can find a short raw but everything are running with speed ! Don't choose to pay by visa because you need more time and the follow visitors maybe will be argue and complain about this.
Written 9 March 2019
Do you need to pre-book tickets for the Gaudi House museum? If we just turn up can we pay on the door? And is there a big que?
Written 4 March 2018
Bought a ticket on the spot through Internet on my phone. Skipped the queues and saved money too!
Written 1 April 2018
Is the house part of the parc ticket or do you have to pay a separate entrance fee? Can you see the house from the parc?
Written 30 January 2018
From my recollection, the house is seperate from the Park and both are worth seeing. Buy your ticket beforehand though and it will save you qeueing.
Written 30 January 2018
Can't you breastfeed your baby in the house?
My wife was just told to go outside, as my daughter was breastfeeding very discreetly inside the sling. The supervisor said he had no problems but it was the "Sagrada Familia's" rule. We told him that even the Pope supported bf in his masses, and that it'd be more likely that our baby would cry out loud if not bf. Can anyone confirm those really are "the rules"? Thanks!
Written 14 August 2017
Dear Marvin, I do not know if there is such a rule. I do not know where a mother would be able to comfortably breast feed. There really is an issue of comfort in tightly close quarters. Best, Deloris
Written 15 August 2017
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