"We visited the Casa Milà late at night, having booked the night tickets, the group was only about 10 people, which was great! The tour guides know the building very well, and we learned a lot. We walked up to the 4th (a nice experience, as it is the original materials). Here, the museum/foundation has recreated the entire living experience i.e. as people would be living back when it was built. Very impressive. The tour then visits the upper areas of the building, where a.o. a huge maquette of the structure is used to explain all of the innovative techniques and inventions that were applied during construction, really amazing. Finally we went all the way up to the roof, with spectacular views of the surrounding City, and top it all off, a very nice sound and light show, and a walk around of the entire roof, with some of its amazing structures. The tour ends with a glass of cava and some sweets. We really enjoyed it!"

Nitti Mardjan

"Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, is absolutely stunning! Gaudí’s creativity and attention to detail are on full display here — from the flowing stone façade to the beautifully designed interiors and the surreal rooftop with its sculptural chimneys.

The audio guide was excellent and really helped me understand the architectural innovations and history behind the building. The rooftop views of Barcelona are breathtaking, especially at sunset.

Everything was well organized and staff were friendly and helpful. Definitely one of the must-see Gaudí masterpieces in Barcelona — an unforgettable experience!"

Ivan S

"The day before I went to Casa Batlló and that place truly sets the standards high maybe 7 stars, nevertheless the visit to La Pedrera IS certainly a serious 5 considering how well narrated the audio/video guide is and how extremely well kept the building is.
At the time of my visit to the elevator was off for a couple of hours for maintenance, I was given the option to come by a little later or use the stairs for the first couple of floors; I recommend highly the stairs because it shows you the kind of attention to detail that went into the design of this marvelous building.
I took my time walking up the stairs just enjoying otherwise common things like the handrails and wall surface finishes all the while commenting "if this are the service stairs how could the rest of the building be"...
Soon you reach the first stop on the tour and you discover why Gaudí considered this his favorite family house.
From little things usually overlooked but important as the ventilation to the design for the natural illumination of every apartment, this place is a Marvel of design ideas everyone can borrow from to make your next home better since Antonio Gaudí's design relied on ingenuity more than expense as one discovers little by little from room to room.
There's a store within the building that is a museum on to itself, the items on it take you back to the Art Nouveau period, from elegant glassware and dining sets to beautiful wood miniatures of some of Gaudí's furniture concepts (quite expensive unless you considere they are all perfect replicas all the way to the wooden joinery - these are not toys they the perfect gift for any architect or industrial designer).
I visited La Pedrera on a Sunday of September and although the entrance was obviously crowded, once inside the building it did not feel crowded at all; I attribute this to the well set pace of the tablet guides, exactly the same as it was at the Casa Batlló tour.

As an Industrial Designer I believe what I enjoyed the most what's the underside of the roof top, it's a part of a building that's usually not shown but Gaudí expressed his creativity even on purely functional elements like those 231 different arches that you get to enjoy from the inside whilst discovering details of several famous buildings thru beautifully made models with individual narrations explaining the constructions for each. Just that space is worth the price of admission for anybody interested in Great Design, but getting to see the city from the rooftop full of those giant and so organic chimneys is the icing on the cake. On any day 1 can see all the way to the mountains and get excellent shots giant chimneys all around you.
A must see for any visitor of Barcelona, and a life experience to any designer or art lover.
I plan on visiting again and again every time I get a chance to visit this amazing design city of Barcelona."

Guillermo Sureda Burgos