La Pedrera: Gaudì’s crowning achievement
“La Pedrera” is what Casa Milà is most commonly know as and it means stone quarry. This must-see landmark is one UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as being the last residential building designed and created by the great Catalonian architect Antoni Gaudì. Apart from being the last, Gaudì’s La Pedrera is one of the finest examples of legacy that he left to the city of Barcelona as well as being one of the most important buildings in the 20th Century.
By purchasing your ticket from us, you’ll be able to enjoy yourself whilst exploring Barcelona’s most excentric and magnificent building. The name ” La Pedrera, was given by the locals due to its particularly unique designs, which resembles a lot to a stone quarry. With its out-of-this-world appearance and undulating form -adding the twisted wrought- iron balcony rails- we are welcoming you to visit all the important and spectacular rooms in this building.
You can begin the route from the very beginning, where you will be able to see all the curved and uneven shapes and surfaces of the rooftop of the house, with chimneys built in unreal shapes; very frequent in all of Gaudì’s work. When making your way down, you’ll find the attic, the place where Gaudi’s life and past work are all exhibited, as well as his designs, models, objects and plans.
Furthermore, in La Pedrera, you’ll have the chance to see a recreation of an early 20th- century apartment, fitted with furniture and other decorative elements from the time, designed by Gaudì. To finish off the visit, you have the opportunity to also visit the courtyards that provides the public a showcase of Gaudì’s innovative designs that inspired him in creating “La Pedrera”.
What does your booking include?
- Day ticket to the Casa Milà
- Audioguide service in 10 languages: English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
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