The cheapest Casa Milà ticket on GetYourGuide is $29, for skip-the-line entry with an audio guide. It is also the most reviewed, at 4.7 stars from 29,923 reviews. The house’s own site, lapedrera.com, sells tickets directly too, so check its price for your date. For a first visit I’d book that $29 entry; for fewer people and a guide, the $40 early-morning tour, rated 4.8, is my upgrade.
I compared the 7 Casa Milà tickets and tours you can book on GetYourGuide right now: two entry tickets, three guided tours, one private tour and one day tour that includes the house among other sights. Casa Milà is also called La Pedrera, the name most local sellers use, so I use both. Prices are in US dollars and come from the listings, checked in November 2026. The buttons that open GetYourGuide are affiliate links (more on that on my about page). Three of the listings name La Pedrera - Casa Milà itself as the operator, so those Casa Milà tickets are the house’s own products sold through a marketplace.
Casa Milà Tickets at a Glance
Here are all the Casa Milà tickets in one table, with the price of each of the Casa Milà tickets, so you can see where the money goes before the detail.
What
Details
Ticket types
2 entry tickets (one with a temporary exhibition), 3 guided early-access or fast-track tours, 1 private tour without entry, 1 Gaudí day tour
Price range
$29 (audio-guide entry) to $222 (6.5-hour Gaudí day tour); the private tour is $178
Areas by type
Rooftop and the Gaudí exhibition in the attic on the audio-guide ticket; the Whale Attic, tenants’ apartment and courtyards on the guided tours; the Kiefer exhibition on the main floor on the $43 ticket
Official ticket
Sold on lapedrera.com: Essential from 29 euros, Night Experience and Sunrise from 39.50 euros
Time to allow
1 to 2 hours on the listings; the audio-guide ticket is valid all day
Address
Passeig de Gràcia, 92, 08008 Barcelona (per Google Maps)
Hours today
Saturday 7 November 2026: 9 am to 6:30 pm, night visits 7 to 11 pm (official winter hours)
Casa Milà Tickets and Prices
Casa Milà tickets and prices run from $29 to $222 on GetYourGuide, and the gap is mostly about what else is bundled in. The data ranked the $222 day tour first for this heading because of its 5.0 rating, but that rating rests on only 9 reviews, and it is not a Casa Milà ticket in the ordinary sense. It is a 6.5-hour small-group day (maximum 15 people) with a guide, and it includes entry and guiding at Casa Milà, Sagrada Família and Park Güell, an exterior stop at Casa Batlló, three tapas with a glass of cava and transport by taxi or private car.
I’d treat it as a Gaudí day, priced as one, rather than as the way to buy Casa Milà tickets. Casa Milà is the second stop, reached by walking along Passeig de Gràcia, and the listing describes the rooftop chimneys and the light through the courtyard skylights. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before. Reviewers praise their guides by name, and one warns you will walk a lot because cars cannot reach every entrance.
GoforaJourney
Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Mila & tapas
★5.0 (9 reviews)
6.5 hours
Free cancellation
My pick: Not a plain ticket: a $222 Gaudí day with three entries, tapas and transport, rated 5.0 from only 9 reviews. Worth it only if you want all three sites in one go.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Sagrada Familia Entrance Ticket & Guided Tour
✓ Park Guell Entrance Ticket & Guided Tour
✓ Casa Mila (La Pedrera) Entrance Ticket & Guided Tour
✓ 3 Tapas and Glass of Cava tasting
✓ Transportation (Taxi or Private Car)
✓ Professional Local Guide
Not included / not suitable
✕ Hotel Pickup and Drop-off
✕ Gratuities (optional)
Meeting point: The meeting point is at the very left corner, facing the Casa Batllo, next to the Bagues jewelry. Pg. de Gràcia, 43, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, España
Languages: English, Spanish
Duration: 6.5 hours
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
“Fernando was amazing! His knowledge was thorough and he was able to make our sites come alive! Highly recommend!” – GetYourGuide review
If you only want the building, the cheaper rows below are the better Casa Milà tickets: $29 for entry with an audio guide, $43 with the Kiefer exhibition, $37 to $53 for a guided early visit.
Skip-the-Line Casa Milà Tickets
Skip-the-line Casa Milà tickets on this list work in two ways. The standard entry ticket is dated and you walk in with it, and the early-access tours get you inside before regular opening. The one the data ranked first for this heading is the Japanese-language early access tour by The Touring Pandas, at $37 for 1 hour. It is rated 5.0, but from just 2 reviews, so treat that score as a placeholder rather than a verdict.
What these Casa Milà tickets give you is clear from the listing: early access before the regular opening hours, a Japanese-speaking guide, and a route through the Flower Courtyard, the attic and the rooftop. The tenant’s apartment is listed as not included. The meeting point is in front of the entrance at the corner of Passeig de Gràcia and Carrer de Provença, and the guide holds a sign with the company logo. Be punctual, because the listing says you cannot join or enter on your own if you arrive late at 8:30. Groups are up to 25, and you may see other small groups on different-language tours in some areas. Everyone leaves together with the guide at the end.
The Touring Pandas
Casa Milà Early Access Tour in Japanese
★5.0 (2 reviews)
1 hour
Free cancellation
My pick: The only Japanese-language Casa Milà tour: $37, 1 hour, 8:30 meeting time, separate entrance. Rated 5.0 but from just 2 reviews.
What you get, where you meet
Included
✓ Early access to Casa Milà (La Pedrera) before the regular opening hours
✓ Access to the Flower Courtyard, the attic, and the rooftop
✓ 1-hour guided tour with a Japanese-speaking guide
Not included / not suitable
✕ Access to the tenant's apartment
Meeting point: The meeting point is in front of the Casa Milà entrance located at the corner of Passeig de Gràcia and Carrer de Provença.
Your guide will be holding a sign with The Touring Pandas logo.
Please arrive punctually at 8:30. It's not possible to join the tour or access Casa Milà on your own if you're late to the meeting point. Pg. de Gràcia, 92, Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Espagne
Languages: Japanese
Duration: 1 hour
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
If you don’t speak Japanese, the English and Chinese early-morning tour further down does the same job in your language.
Casa Milà Tour
A Casa Milà tour with a person leading you costs more than the plain ticket, and the ranking put the audio-guide ticket first for this heading even though it has no live guide. That is the $29 La Pedrera-Casa Milà ticket and audio guide option, operated by the house itself. I’d still call it the best value of all the Casa Milà tickets. It is the most reviewed Casa Milà ticket I found, at 4.7 from 29,923 reviews, it is valid for the selected day with entry any time in operating hours, and the audio guide comes in 13 languages including English, Catalan and Spanish. If you want a live guide instead, I compare every guided tour on my Casa Milà tours page.
The description follows a self-guided route past the staircases and chimneys to the rooftop, then up to the attic for the Espai Gaudí exhibition, the only exhibition dedicated to Gaudí’s life and work, with scale models, plans, historic photographs and videos. The listing does not give a duration, and GetYourGuide’s own review summary notes that travelers would like clearer information on that and on which areas are open. Reviewers say the audio guide changes automatically from room to room. One adds that you should take the elevator, because you see nothing from the stairs.
La Pedrera - Casa Milà
La Pedrera-Casa Milà Ticket & Audio Guide Option
★4.7 (29,923 reviews)
24-hour ticket
Free cancellation
My pick: The one I'd book for a first visit: $29 with an audio guide in 13 languages, rated 4.7 from 29,923 reviews. No live guide, so it is a self-guided visit.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Skip-the-line entrance ticket to Casa Milà
✓ Audio guide
Not included / not suitable
✕ Live guide
Meeting point: Start your tour at La Pedrera (Casa Milà). Pg. de Gràcia, 92, L'Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Spain
Duration: 1 day
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
“Seeing the genius of Gaudí's work up close is always Gaudí's fantastic.” – GetYourGuide review
The private tour is the odd one among the Casa Milà tickets for sale, and the first thing to know is that it does not include admission. The listing for the Guydeez private tour of Casa Milà lists the entrance ticket as not included, so you buy that separately. What you pay $178 for is an official licensed guide who is a structural engineer, for about 2 hours, in English, Spanish, French or Italian.
The description frames the building as a system of forces and materials: why Gaudí removed load-bearing interior walls, how the catenary arch works and what the rooftop’s geometry owes to inverted chain models. The session concentrates on the rooftop terrace and the attic, with hand-drawn diagrams and physical models, and ends with questions on the roof. It has no ratings yet, so I can’t point to reviews. I’d book it for architects, students and anyone who found the plain audio guide too general, and I’d buy the entry ticket first so the slot matches the tour. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before.
Guydeez
Private Tour Casa Milà
2 hours
Free cancellation
My pick: A private engineer-led tour for $178 that does not include the entrance ticket. Unrated so far, for people who want the structure explained.
What you get, where you meet
Included
✓ Private tour
✓ Official licensed guide
✓ Informed and friendly professional guide
Not included / not suitable
✕ Entrance ticket to Casa Milà
✕ Food or drinks
✕ Tips (optional)
✕ Transportation
Meeting point: Let's meet your guide in front of Casa Milà Pg. de Gràcia, 92, Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Espagne
Languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian
Duration: 2 hours
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Casa Milà tickets are worth buying if you care about the rooftop and the attic, and less so if you only want the interior of a home. Google Maps rates La Pedrera 4.6 from 115,588 reviews, and Wikipedia calls it the last private residence designed by Gaudí, built between 1906 and 1912, so it is a landmark rather than a filler stop. The audio-guide ticket scores 4.7 from nearly 30,000 reviews on GetYourGuide.
The honest dissent about these Casa Milà tickets comes from one reviewer who expected more, found the inside less impressive than the façade, and still said it was worth seeing. Another says the roof can get crowded with tour groups and to be patient. Gaudí’s works were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1984, and Wikipedia counts 28 chimneys on the roof and 270 parabolic vaults in the attic. If a house tour is not for you, walk past the façade for free and save the $29.
Casa Milà Ticket Price
The Casa Milà ticket price on GetYourGuide starts at $29, and the listing that the data placed here is a left-over rather than the cheapest: the $43 La Pedrera - Casa Milà and Anselm Kiefer Exhibition ticket, operated by the house. It is $14 more than the audio-guide ticket, so of the Casa Milà tickets it is not the way to pay least, and it has no ratings yet.
It includes general admission, rooftop access, the musical itinerary and access to the temporary exhibition on the main floor, the former home of the Milà family. Per the listing, the exhibition runs from 2 October 2026 to 24 January 2027 and is the first major monographic exhibition in Barcelona dedicated to Anselm Kiefer, with around 40 works. Audio guide languages listed include Catalan, English, Spanish, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese and Korean. The visit is self-guided, takes about 2 hours and is described as skip-the-line, with sensory and cognitive accessibility resources and a free-cancellation window of 24 hours. After 24 January 2027 this product should no longer apply, so check before you book then.
La Pedrera - Casa Milà
La Pedrera - Casa Mila & Anselm Kiefer Exhibition
2 hours
Free cancellation
My pick: A left-over rather than a price win: $43 for entry plus the Anselm Kiefer exhibition (to 24 January 2027). Unrated; book it only if the art interests you.
What you get, where you meet
Included
✓ General admission ticket
✓ Access to temporary exhibition
✓ Rooftop access
✓ Musical itinerary
Not included / not suitable
✕ Live guide
✕ Transport
✕ Food and drinks
Meeting point: Pg. de Gràcia, 92, Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Spain
Duration: 2 hours
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
The house sells its own tickets: on lapedrera.com the Essential ticket is 29 euros for adults, 14.50 euros for ages 12 to 17, 22 euros for students and over-65s, and free for children under 12. The same site lists the Night Experience and Sunrise visits from 39.50 euros and a Premium guided visit from 120 euros. Prices can change, so check your date.
Casa Milà Night Visits
I found no night product among the Casa Milà tickets I compared, so none of the 7 listings is an evening ticket. The house sells its own Night Experience from 39.50 euros, and its opening times put night visits from 7 to 11 pm in winter (2 November 2026 to 25 February 2027) and from 8:40 to 10:20 pm in summer. The nearest thing in the data is the audio-guide ticket, whose reviewer went around 5 pm and says the sunset among the chimneys was amazing.
Open-Meteo’s 2025 record for Barcelona puts the sun setting at 5:31 pm in November and 9:26 pm in June, so a late-afternoon slot gives a sunset roof only in the longer months. If you want an after-dark visit, compare the official Night Experience with the daytime audio-guide ticket here.
Is the Casa Milà Rooftop Worth It
The rooftop is the main reason to buy Casa Milà tickets, and every listing in my data except the private tour gets you up there. The early-access listing calls it the Warrior Rooftop, named for the chimneys that Wikipedia counts at 28, and the tours describe 360 degree views over Barcelona with the sculptural chimneys, ventilation towers and stairwell exits up close.
Two cautions come from reviewers. In heavy rain the roof can close while the courtyards stay open, and in the quieter morning slots you see it with far fewer people. A reviewer of the early-access tour says getting to the roof before the crowds was amazing. On the audio-guide ticket, another says the roof can get crowded with tour groups. If the roof is your goal, book the earliest slot or an early-access tour, and avoid a forecast rainy day.
Casa Milà Student and Discount Tickets
I found no student or discount product among the GetYourGuide listings, and the one the data placed here is a left-over: the Fast Track La Casa Milà guided tour by Julià Travel Gray Line, at $53 for 75 minutes. It is also the lowest rated of the Casa Milà tickets, at 2.4 from 4 reviews, and the two written reviews are poor, so I’d read it as the weakest listing.
On paper it covers a lot. It includes fast-track admission, a local guide and a radio guide system, in English or Spanish, and the description walks through the stone façade, the tenants’ apartment furnished from the period, the two courtyards, the Whale Attic of more than 270 catenary arches and the rooftop. The listing is wheelchair accessible. The notice that matters for discounts is this one: admission staff may ask for ID to verify a child’s age and may charge the adult difference if none is shown. For a student or senior price, buy on the official site, which lists 22 euros for both.
Julia Travel Gray Line Spain
Fast Track La Casa Milà Guided Tour
★2.4 (4 reviews)
75 minutes
Free cancellation
My pick: A left-over, not a discount: a $53 fast-track guided tour, rated 2.4 from 4 reviews. I'd choose the early-morning tour instead.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Local guide
✓ Admission to Casa Milà “fast track access” and guided tour
✓ Radio guide system
Not included / not suitable
✕ Hotel pickup and drop-off
✕ Food and drinks, unless specified
Meeting point: The guide will be waiting for you with a Julià Travel sign or umbrella at Passeig de Gràcia, 92 – In front of the store UNOde50. Pg. de Gràcia, 92, L'Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Spain
Languages: English, Spanish
Duration: 75 minutes
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
“Fabulous building. Would have been great to hear some historical information” – GetYourGuide review
If you want Casa Milà tickets that beat the crowds and come with a person, this is my pick. The Casa Milà Early-Morning Access Guided Tour, operated by the house itself, costs $40, lasts 1.5 hours and is rated 4.8 from 282 reviews. It runs in English and Chinese, and a small group is available.
The listing includes exclusive early-morning access as the building is prepared to open to the public, a guide and access to restricted areas. It names the Warrior Rooftop, the Whale Attic and Gaudí Exhibition, the tenants’ apartment, the Flower Courtyard and the Butterfly Courtyard. Reviewers like going before the crowds and the storytelling, one says it is far better than walking around with an audio guide, and another says it felt lonely at first, until the 9 o’clock visits began. The downside they mention is rain closing the roof. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before. At $11 more than the audio ticket, I think it is the best-value live guide.
La Pedrera - Casa Milà
Casa Milà Early-Morning Access Guided Tour
★4.8 (282 reviews)
1.5 hours
Free cancellation
My pick: My upgrade: $40, 1.5 hours, English or Chinese, rated 4.8 from 282 reviews, with the apartment and attic included before the crowds.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ La Pedrera (Casa Milà) exclusive early-morning access
✓ Guide
✓ Access to restricted areas
Meeting point: Passeig de Gracia, 92, Barcelona. Passeig de Gràcia, 92, 08037 Barcelona, España
Languages: English, Chinese
Duration: 1.5 hours
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
“Going in early before the crowds and getting to the rooftop was amazing” – GetYourGuide review
There is no Casa Milà and Casa Batlló combo ticket among the products I compared, so you buy each house separately. The two are on the same boulevard, about 460 metres apart in a straight line, which I estimate as an 8-minute walk. The only product that touches both is the Gaudí day tour described above, which enters Casa Milà and passes Casa Batlló from the outside.
To visit both inside, buy two separate sets of tickets and compare my Casa Batlló tickets page and book two slots with a gap of about an hour for the walk and the entry window. If you travel as a family or a group, the calculator below shows what a party pays in total.
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Prices are the lowest per-person prices on GetYourGuide when I last checked; the final price depends on the date, time slot and age.
Opening Hours and Getting There
The official winter hours are 9 am to 6:30 pm daily, with night visits from 7 to 11 pm, so book Casa Milà tickets for a slot you can keep; your ticket’s slot decides the real time. The house is on Passeig de Gràcia, closest to Diagonal station, about 2 minutes on foot by my estimate. Everything else is in my Casa Milà opening hours and visitor guide.
Which Ticket Fits You
Choosing among Casa Milà tickets comes down to the hour, whether you want a guide and how much of the building you want to see. This table is built from the listings. There are no separate trip-type pages for this house, because the tours are the same products listed above, so the table is the whole comparison.
Every ticket here gets you into the house except the private tour, so what separates the Casa Milà tickets is the hour, the guide and the extras.
Near Casa Milà
Casa Milà sits on Passeig de Gràcia in the Eixample, and your Casa Milà tickets cover only this house, while the other sights are a walk or metro ride away. The walking times below are my estimates from straight-line distance, multiplied by 1.3 at 4.8 km/h. Casa Batlló is the closest, about 8 minutes on foot, and the nearest metro stop, Diagonal, is about 2 minutes. Plaça de Catalunya is about 18 minutes, and Casa Vicens about 21. The Sagrada Família is about 23 minutes away, and you can compare its prices on my Sagrada Familia tickets page. For the hilltop park, about 37 minutes on foot, see Park Güell tickets. Palau Güell, about 34 minutes away, stays plain text.
I pick from these Casa Milà tickets by who is going:
Cheapest ticket with entry: the $29 audio-guide ticket, the most reviewed at 4.7.
Fewest crowds with a guide: the $40 early-morning tour, rated 4.8 from 282.
Japanese speakers: the $37 early-access tour, with the thin review base in mind.
Art and a longer visit: the $43 Kiefer exhibition ticket, valid for the show to 24 January 2027.
Architects and students: the $178 private engineer tour, bought with a separate entry ticket.
Families on a Gaudí day: the $222 day tour, if you want three sites and tapas.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Casa Milà tickets?+
On GetYourGuide the cheapest Casa Milà ticket is $29, for skip-the-line entry with an audio guide. The same house sells a $43 ticket with the Anselm Kiefer exhibition, and guided early-access tours cost $37 to $53. A private tour is $178 and does not include entry. The official site, lapedrera.com, sells its own tickets, so compare the price on your date.
How long do you need at Casa Milà?+
The listings I compared run from 1 hour for the Japanese early-access tour to 2 hours for the Kiefer exhibition ticket and the private tour. The audio-guide ticket is valid for the whole day, and GetYourGuide shows no fixed length for it. I'd allow about 1.5 hours to see the courtyards, attic, rooftop and Gaudí exhibition without rushing.
Is it worth going inside Casa Milà?+
Google Maps rates La Pedrera 4.6 from 115,588 reviews, and the audio-guide ticket scores 4.7 from 29,923 on GetYourGuide. Reviewers single out the rooftop chimneys and the attic. One calls the interior less impressive than the outside, so I'd go in mainly for the roof and the attic.
Is the Casa Milà rooftop open when it rains?+
Not always. Two reviewers of the GetYourGuide listings say the roof was closed in heavy rain, while the interior courtyards stayed open and wet. Check the weather before choosing your slot, and see the visitor guide for the months with fewer rainy days.
Can I skip the line at Casa Milà?+
The audio-guide ticket, the early-access tours and the Kiefer exhibition ticket are all listed as skip-the-line on GetYourGuide. In practice that means a dated ticket you hold before arriving, not a promise of no wait at the door. The Japanese early-access tour uses a separate entrance and meets at 8:30.
Which is better, Casa Milà or Casa Batlló?+
Google Maps gives Casa Batlló 4.7 and La Pedrera 4.6, and the two are about 8 minutes apart on foot by my estimate. Casa Milà is known for its rooftop warriors and attic arches, Casa Batlló for its façade and light well. I can't pick a winner; if you can only do one, compare both pages.
Is there a Casa Milà and Casa Batlló combo ticket?+
Not as a single entry ticket in the data I compared. The nearest product is a 6.5-hour Gaudí day tour for $222 that enters Casa Milà, Sagrada Família and Park Güell and only visits the outside of Casa Batlló. Otherwise you buy each house separately.
Every Casa Mila ticket and tour I compared
La Pedrera-Casa Milà Ticket & Audio Guide Option★ 4.7
Casa Milà Early-Morning Access Guided Tour★ 4.8
Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Mila & tapas★ 5.0
