Let a guide unpack the ideas behind Gaudí's stone-wave building, from its courtyards to its warrior-like chimneys. The visit ends on the famous rooftop.
Casa Milà was controversial when it was finished in 1912; locals nicknamed it ‘the stone quarry’. With a guide at your side you’ll understand why it now counts among Gaudí’s masterpieces: a facade with no load-bearing walls, courtyards that pull daylight deep into the building and a period apartment that shows how the bourgeoisie lived.
The tour climbs to the attic, with its ribbed brick arches, and then out onto the rooftop, where sculpted chimneys and stairwell towers frame views of the Sagrada Família.
Meet your guide outside the building.
See how Gaudí brought light and air into the block.
Walk under the catenary arches and through a furnished flat.
Finish on the undulating roof among the chimneys.
Outside Casa Milà, Passeig de Gràcia 92; exact spot on your confirmation.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsIt closes in bad weather. The rest of the tour goes ahead.
Usually yes; your guide will explain the exit route.
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