Schedule
From 9:00 am to 6:30 pm
Last entry: 5:30 pm
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Rates
- Adult35,00€
- Junior (12-17 years)18,50€
- Children (under 12 years)Free
This option is perfect for art-lovers because it includes general admission to Gaudí’s building plus the temporary exhibition “Sean Scully”.This exhibition, which will be on through 6 July 2025, features over sixty works by the Irish artist, ranging from his first figurative pieces from the 1960s to more recent creations, with paintings, sculptures, drawings and photos that explore the essence of contemporary abstraction.
With this ticket, you can visit all the spaces at La Pedrera that are open to the public and enjoy the most spectacular, emblematic rooftop in Barcelona.The visit includes the main floor, previously home to the Milà family, where the Sean Scully temporary exhibition is located.
Plus, along the way, you will get to see the spectacular murals on the inner courtyards and main staircase of the building, with bright colours and shapes inspired by nature, which are true works of art.These spaces convey a sense of movement and vitality, as if the walls had come to life, reflecting Gaudí’s obsession with nature as a source of inspiration.
See for yourself how the work of Sean Scully and nature are inexhaustible sources of emotion and beauty.You won’t want to miss this unique experience!
What will you see?
The façade
An architectural sculpture
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Warrior Rooftop
A unique achievement that defies classification
The Milà House terrace is a Barcelona icon from where you can see spectacular 360º views of the city. The chimneys stand in hierarchical lines of warriors turned to stone. Guardians of the building since time immemorial, they come to life to tell us about the origin of the building. And the stairwell covers emerge as ancient forces of nature: earth, air, fire and water...
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The Whale Attic
Discover Gaudí in a magical space
The attic of the Milà House has more character than any other space in all Gaudí’s architecture. To enter it is to enter a great living being, breathing and welcoming us. Once more there is a clear reference to nature, represented by 270 catenary arches recalling the skeleton of a whale. But this magical space also houses the only exhibition devoted to Gaudí and all his work (Gaudí Exhibition). Here, through audiovisuals, models, drawings, objects and designs, you can discover the most extraordinary features of his architecture and the keys to his genius.
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The Tenants’ Apartment
Life a hundred years ago
Situated on the fourth storey above the main floor, this apartment shows how a bourgeois family in Barcelona lived in the opening 30 years or so of the 20th century. With an ambience recreated using furnishings and household equipment and utensils of the time, the apartment enables you to see how the interior was distributed, as well as the decorative features Gaudi designed such as knobs, mouldings, doors, floor surfaces and handles.
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The Flower Courtyard
In full colour
The walls of the Flower Courtyard, in Passeig de Gràcia, are a real spectacle of shapes, light and colours contrasting with the sober facade. The colour is provided by the wall paintings decorating it, mostly with floral motifs. Hundreds of flowers come to life on the ceiling of the spectacular staircase that climbs up to the main floor like a winding root.
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The Butterfly Courtyard
Living nature
At the Milà House, the Butterfly Courtyard, which leads off Carrer Provença is a place where everything comes to life. It lives; it breathes, and fantastic creatives live there. The outstanding feature is a huge butterfly that has settled on the lintel between inside and the street. Higher up, enveloping the staircase that leads to the main floor, another butterfly, or some kind of fantastic insect, is resting. A huge insect wing takes flight, perpetually turning a thousand different colours.
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Main floor
Former home of the Milà family and current exhibition hall
The main floor was home to Pere Milà and Roser Segimon, the couple who commissioned architect Antoni Gaudí to build their new home with the idea of living on the main floor and renting out the rest of the flats.Currently on the main floor, the “Art in Stone”temporary exhibition is on through 2 February 2025.
This large space shows off the stone columns with ornamental motifs, decorative ceilings and a majestic staircase with curving iron railings and Gaudí’s hallmark trencadís mosaics on the walls, creating an impressive visual transition towards the exhibition hall.
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