Monument · Eixample, Barcelona

La Pedrera

La Pedrera
Photo: Thomas Ledl, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

La Pedrera, or Casa Milà, was completed in 1912 as a residential block. Its stone exterior curves without straight lines. Inside are courtyards, an attic with exhibitions, and a preserved apartment from the 1920s.

Updated November 6, 2026On day 2 of Barcelona in 3 Days

Visiting La Pedrera: what to know

Tickets
Prices vary; check the official site.
Time needed
1 to 2 hours
Best time
Weekday mornings
Getting there
Metro station Diagonal on lines 3 and 5

Barcelona itineraries with La Pedrera

Day 2 of Barcelona in 3 Days

Eixample and Gràcia

How La Pedrera fits into a day.
  1. 9:00Sagrada FamíliaEixample
  2. 11:00Casa BatllóEixample
  3. 12:30La PedreraEixample
  4. 14:30Casa VicensGràcia
  5. 16:00Park GüellGràcia
  6. 18:00La RamblaBarcelona
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La Pedrera FAQs

What is La Pedrera?

La Pedrera is the common name for Casa Milà, a modernist apartment building by Antoni Gaudí.

Can you visit the inside of La Pedrera?

Yes. Tours cover the roof, attic, courtyards, and one restored apartment.

When is La Pedrera open?

Opening hours change by season. Confirm current times on the official website before visiting.

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