Skip the Line: Gaudi’s La Pedrera Audio Tour in Barcelona
Overview
- 1.5-hour audio tour of Gaudi’s La Pedrera building in Barcelona
- Enjoy skip-the-line access to the iconic Gaudi building
- Ogle the corkscrew chimneys on the stunning roof terrace
- Admire the decorative courtyards, murals and other original features
- See the La Pedrera apartment, a typical early 20th-century bourgeois residence
- Learn all about Gaudi at the Espai Gaudi exhibition in the attic
- Explore independently as you listen to the audio commentary
Why Travelers Choose This Tour
From $25.32 USD
Lowest Price GuaranteeCollect your audio guide and pop in your headphones to begin listening to commentary that chronicles the life and work of celebrated architect Antoni Gaudi. Stroll thorough richly decorated lobbies and extensive courtyards embellished in typical Gaudi style; admire kaleidoscopic murals and mosaics then explore the Exhibition Hall to see impressive stair columns. Enter the La Perdera apartment to see an accurate recreation of a bourgeois apartment in the building during 20th century.
Rise to the remarkable roof terrace to observe the jewel in the buildings architectural crown; gaze at the imitable corkscrew chimneys and absorb panoramic vistas of Barcelona’s spectacular skyline before descending to the Espau Gaudi to peruse enticing exhibition detailing the architect’s life and works.
After 1.5-hours of captivating commentary, the audio guide ends and leaves you free to enjoy independent exploration of the building.
Reviews
Viator Traveler's Reviews
La Pedrera officially known as Casa Mila is an amazing building. Skip the line lets you in quickly and the audio guide has a lot of useful information. I picked La Pedrera as the one Gaudi building to pay to see, and I'm very happy with my choice. You can explore it from lobby to rooftop without any extra charges. I loved the rooftop! Arches and chimneys and Catalan giants on a winding sloping surface with great views of Barcelona to boot! There's also the attic directly below with videos and models and a very interesting display of shapes found in nature that inspired Gaudi. Below that is an apartment as it could have looked in the period 1905-1910 with a short video of Barcelona during that time period.. My friend and I ended up spending most of our day there. The gift shops 2 are cool also. The lobby is beautiful.
Very rude member of staff who had short hair and glasses and seemed in her 40s. I was visiting Barcelona alone as a young woman and simply asked her where I could find headphones since I forgot to get some at reception. She just snapped “why didn’t you ask for one at reception!” which took me aback.