This building is a must see, even if it's just from the outside. The exterior is so interesting, and then, if you go inside, you get surprises along the way. Gaudi was so ahead of his time. It must be fun to actually live in the Mila House (as there are 3 apartments still renting). I took the night tour,... More

Even with the long queues and the expensive entry fee, it is well worth the visit. I think the best of all the Gaudi locations, as you are up close to what he has done. Amazingly inside it is not crowded. The audio commentary is really interesting.

Worth the wait in line. A very well designed mini-museum in the attic that takes you through much of Gaudi's work in Barcelona. Lovely view from the roof, and a chance to see this unique's architect's work up close.

Don't miss this, great views of the city from the amazing rooftop, go early to miss the crowds. Pity they don't do a duel ticket for the other Gaudi sites (it started to get a bit expensive)

This building is a fascinating example of Gaudi's work. It's well worth the price of admission and the audio guide. We spent about an hour and a half wandering around this place and really enjoyed it. The views from the roof are great and the lines are generally not too long. We waited about 15-20 minutes to get in. If... More

The building was very nice and the queue wasn't too long. We had to wait approximately 15min and the roof was the nicest place to be.

took a while to find but lovely , we love all of the fantasic building in barcelona we did not go in as there was a queue and hate queueing

This is a Gaudi "must see". The roof is extraordinary with stunning views of the city, out to sea and of the Segrada Familia. The apartment is stunning: spacious,airy and beautifully furnished and typical of Gaudi the light comes streaming in. Note the walls, no hard edges. Again bet visited early so as to avoid the crowds.

Situated on a prominent corner on the Passeig de Gracia, it's hard to believe that this apartment building is close to 100 years old. The rooftop alone is worth the price of admission. The ventilation stacks look like Star Wars helmets. Proceeding into the attic you get insights into Gaudi's revolutionary use of arches. Next you proceed to a preserved... More