both were Gaudi's masterpieces, but this one is "Less unusually pretty" compared with the other one. But sure, it is worth a visit. Go early to avoid the crowds. more

This should be your first stop on your tour of Gaudi's Barcelona. The Sagrada Familia is too crowded, and the others don't offer such an indepth tour. Take the complete audio guide to learn more about the man and his architecture. The rooftop gives you a great bird's eye view of the city as well. more

The Casa Pedrera is a true wonder in Barcelona, and a real source of happiness for Gaudí´s lovers…After having seen the exuberant front of the house, go and have a look at the fanciful roof; the mask-shaped chimneys remind of Catalan Knights legends, and the convoluted chimneys made of ceramic are examples of Gaudí´s avant-gardism of the 90s. Then, go... more

We almost missed this awesome building. We had time on our last day & decided to fit it in & we are glad we did! We used a coupon from Bus Turistic & paid 8,50 Euro...without the coupon the cost is 9,50 Euro, both include the audio guide in choice of Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, German, Italian, Basque &... more

The house designed by Gaudi is a great attraction close to the inner city. Of course there is many people, but not that crowded actually. All though the queue is long it goes pretty quick. We came about 2 pm and we only waited 15 min. PROS: - the apartment - the roof (and the view - you can bring... more

The case mila rooftop called la pedrera is a gaudi masterpiece you should see. Students can get a discount on the entrance price so you'll pay only € 5,5. We didn't take the audio guide (you can get some free information leaflets). more

La Pedrera was absolutely stunning! We spent ours exploring the rooms and took millions of pictures on the roof (which is, by the way, worth a visit on its own). We used the audioguide which was a bit corny but informative nevertheless. We just bought into its super-tourist nature and had fun with it. The gift shop is not to... more

We arrived early and took the long audio guided tour (no deposit required) – a good decision. The tour starts in the attic and gives you a very good insight into the man and his works. The tour then takes you onto the roof where you get good views over the city and onto the Church of the Sacred Family... more

I was very sad when I realized that I had saved the best for last. I wish we had gone here first because the displays and the audio tour gave a wonderful explanation of Gaudi and all of his works, Park Guell and Sagrada Familia. I would have been so much better informed if I had gone here first. Well... more