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Experience the magical world of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí on this exclusive night tour of one of his most famous modernist buildings, La Pedrera (also known as Casa Milà), the second most visited museum in Barcelona. During the calm hours after dark, this intimate tour, limited to 30 people, will unveil to you the building's secrets not seen on daytime visits. See how residents lived in this beautiful building 100 years ago; visit several rooms; and enjoy outstanding views of La Sagrada Familia and the Barcelona skyline from the roof. Then toast your tour with a glass of Champagne!
Highlights
- La Pedrera night tour in Barcelona
- Explore La Pedrera on a behind-closed-doors guided tour and visit the courtyard, apartments and attic
- Admire stunning nighttime views of La Sagrada Familia and the Barcelona skyline from La Pedrera's rooftop
- Discover the architecture of Antoni Gaudí and how he incorporated his interest in geometry and nature in the building’s beautiful details
- Learn interesting facts about La Pedrera and its tenants from your tour guide
- Tour is limited to 30 people to provide an intimate atmosphere
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
A unique opportunity to see one of the most-visited museums in Barcelona after the crowds have left! La Pedrera is so mysterious and romantic at night. This is a must for Gaudi afficionados!
Recent Photos of this Tour
Gaudí’s La Pedrera at Night: A Behind-Closed-Doors Tour in Barcelona
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La Padrera at nightWhat a charming whimsical house.Photo by: Edith L P
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Mosaic ceramic coil towers ...My wife Junko pauses in the strange forest of chimneys.Photo by: george J
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Casa milaexterior viewPhoto by: Saundra B
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Gaudi-TasticLooking up in the CourtyardPhoto by: Saundra B
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La Pedrera at nightLa Pedrera roofscape and quot;under the moon and quot;Photo by: Dennis T
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La Pedrera at nightLa Pedrera roofscape with the Sagrada FamiliaPhoto by: Dennis T
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Cheers to La PedreraA glass of Cava being enjoyed in La Pedrera at the end of the tourPhoto by: Mans C
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In the Belly of the WhaleThe attic was even more interesting than the roof, cleverly crafter to resemble the ribs of a whale!Photo by: Anna D
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view from La PedreraSagrada Família framed by arch on roof top of La PereraPhoto by: Allison M
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AtticView of the Attic of La Pedrera - see the spine and ribs?Photo by: Allison M
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View of the city from the ...View of the city from the roof of La PedreraPhoto by: Nathan
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The Attic of La Pedrera, ...The Attic of La Pedrera, a.k.a. the ribs of a whalePhoto by: Nathan
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View from the roof of La ...View from the roof of La PedreraPhoto by: Nathan
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View from the roof of La ...View from the roof of La PedreraPhoto by: Nathan
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Courtyard looking up at the ...Courtyard looking up at the skyPhoto by: Nathan
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Barcelona by night from the ...Barcelona by night from the rooftopPhoto by: andrew m
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Casa MilaCasa MilaPhoto by: andrew m
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The after-partyThe after-partyPhoto by: andrew m
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Gaudí’s La Pedrera at ...Gaudí’s La Pedrera at NightPhoto by: Anonymous
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Gaudí’s La Pedrera at ...Gaudí’s La Pedrera at NightPhoto by: Anonymous
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What You Can Expect
Gaudi La Pedrera: Behind Doors Night Tour in Barcelona
Antoni Gaudí is one of the world’s most renowned architects, and a trip to Barcelona must include a visit of at least one of his famed modernist buildings, of which La Pedrera (or Casa Milà) is one of the most well-known and the second most visited museum in Barcelona. For an extra special experience, book this nighttime tour to see the incredible building as few do, when several wall projections of shadow figures show you how the residents lived in the building a century ago. With this intimate experience you'll skip the queues and hundreds of people that visit La Pedrera during the day.
Your after-hours tour of La Pedrera starts in the residential building in the Provenca street courtyard. Hear about the building’s most significant features and see a display of the elements that inspired Gaudí’s design. Look through the windows and watch the first shadow projection – a scene depicting the life of La Pedrera’s doorman and his family, who lived in the building. Then continue to the balcony to admire the building’s beautiful elements, such as the pillars structures, open floor plan and large openings on the façade. Here, watch another projection depicting Pere Milà (the man for whom La Pedrera was built) preparing for dinner.
Next, follow your tour guide to the fourth floor to see the apartment rented by a bourgeois gentleman – an apartment characterized by well-decorated rooms of irregular shapes. Learn about the daily life and cultural aspects of the early 20th century from your guide as you visit another apartment; then visit the loft, which servants used to do the laundry, as another projection will show you.
Continue up to the roof and wander under the catenary arches typical of Gaudí. See how the architect used the technological innovations of the time to create geometrical spaces inspired by nature. Admire the famous sculptures known as the Soldiers that overlook the city, and take in views of La Sagrada Familia and the twinkling Barcelona skyline from the attic.
Finally, head back down to the courtyard to end your tour with a complimentary glass of Champagne.
Your after-hours tour of La Pedrera starts in the residential building in the Provenca street courtyard. Hear about the building’s most significant features and see a display of the elements that inspired Gaudí’s design. Look through the windows and watch the first shadow projection – a scene depicting the life of La Pedrera’s doorman and his family, who lived in the building. Then continue to the balcony to admire the building’s beautiful elements, such as the pillars structures, open floor plan and large openings on the façade. Here, watch another projection depicting Pere Milà (the man for whom La Pedrera was built) preparing for dinner.
Next, follow your tour guide to the fourth floor to see the apartment rented by a bourgeois gentleman – an apartment characterized by well-decorated rooms of irregular shapes. Learn about the daily life and cultural aspects of the early 20th century from your guide as you visit another apartment; then visit the loft, which servants used to do the laundry, as another projection will show you.
Continue up to the roof and wander under the catenary arches typical of Gaudí. See how the architect used the technological innovations of the time to create geometrical spaces inspired by nature. Admire the famous sculptures known as the Soldiers that overlook the city, and take in views of La Sagrada Familia and the twinkling Barcelona skyline from the attic.
Finally, head back down to the courtyard to end your tour with a complimentary glass of Champagne.
Customer Reviews
March 2014
It was really interesting and beautiful at night Highly recommended!
February 2014
Brilliant tour. Ariadna was our guide and she was fabulous, it rounded off what had been a slightly traumatic evening with something spectacular. I hadn't realised what a genius Gaudi was until this tour and it made me enjoy Sagrada even more the next day. Well worth it!
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