La Pedrera – Casa Milà

Gaudí’s last private house, with a wavy stone front, a rooftop covered in chimneys that look like soldiers, and a brick attic whose curved arches resemble the ribs of a whale. Under-12s go free.

Under-12s go free

Price:

Adults from €29

Best for:

Ages 5+

Duration:

1–1.5 hours

Weather:

Mostly indoors

📍 Area:

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Book La Pedrera Essential Ticket

Visiting La Pedrera with Kids

Gaudí built La Pedrera between 1906 and 1912 as a home for the Milà family, with flats to rent on the other floors. Its nickname means “the stone quarry”, a reference to the rough, wavy stone façade. The visit takes you through the courtyards, a period apartment and the brick attic. On the rooftop, sculptural chimneys stand among the walkways, with views across Barcelona.

Visiting La Pedrera with Kids

Quick Family Facts

Best for: Ages 5+
Visit time: 1–1.5 hours
Pushchairs: The rooftop has steps and uneven areas
Children: Under-12s go free
Nearby: Casa Batlló, White Rabbit

Highlights

The Warrior Rooftop

Huge chimneys and stairways stand on the roof, known as the warrior chimneys.

The Whale-Like Attic

Rows of curved brick arches resemble the ribs of a whale, with models showing how Gaudí worked.

The Courtyards

The open courtyards rise through the middle of the building to the sky.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need to book La Pedrera tickets in advance?

It’s recommended. Booking online lets you choose a time slot and is usually cheaper than buying at the door.

Do children need tickets?

Children under 12 go free but still need a ticket when you book. Ages 12–17 pay a reduced price.

Can we take a pushchair?

The main visit is possible, but the rooftop has steps and uneven areas, so a baby carrier is easier.

Is La Pedrera good to visit with kids?

Yes. The rooftop has the warrior chimneys, and the attic is full of models and curved shapes.

How do we get there?

Take the metro to Diagonal (L3 green or L5 blue line). La Pedrera is right on the corner of Passeig de Gràcia, a 2-minute walk.

What are the different ticket types for La Pedrera?

As well as the Essential daytime entry, La Pedrera runs a Night Experience with projections on the rooftop, and early-morning Sunrise visits on some dates. They cost more and suit older children best. The Essential ticket is the easiest choice for most families.