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

Architecture/design lovers will find this hard to miss. Not only do you get to roam the rooftop [our favorite part] but you also have the opportunity to walk through one of the apartments, kept in pristine condition, complete with period furniture/decor/appliances. And the audio tour made it that much more interesting!

Again rather dark and average interiors. Interesting kitchen. Nice door-handles. The roof is worth of all the other places in the house. Note: having bought your ticket on the internet, you can avoid queue to enter! What I didn't like is timing of your visit. When you buy tickets on La Pedrera website a few days before your visit, you... More

nice building , nice roof , i had to wait a lot in a big line , but it was good for visiting such a nice artistic and unic building .

A forgetful memories of my visit to this place and regretted wasting 1 hour in the queue for this attraction. If i can turn back time, i will skip this place and spend more time at Casa Battlo. Part of the visit it to see the chairs of Battlo, model of Gaudi's building and etc. It is more like a... More

While in Barcelona, we visited three Gaudi constructions (Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo, and La Pedrera) and thought La Pedrera was by far the least interesting. To be fair, it was raining so the terrace was closed, though you could get glimpses of it out the windows, but also to be fair, they still charged full price for admission and it... More

Very popular attraction! We did not have to stand in the huge line thanks to our guide. The house was beautiful and I was amazed by all of it. We went to this attraction near the end of day. I could not have stode in line and still have energy to enjoy the house. It is pretty huge. Go early... More