As with many attractions in Barcelona, La Pedrera offers a wide variety of ticket packages that vary in price, not only according to the experience you seek but also due to the time and the age of the visitor.
But no matter which package you seek, keep in mind that it is critical to buy your tickets online to ensure you secure a space. It also has the added bonus of saving around €3 per person!
Under each Casa Mila ticket price table below you’ll also find a link to purchase your tickets.
For the full Gaudì experience, I’d highly recommend taking a look at the discounted 3 Houses of Gaudì ticket package.
Not only do you get to experience La Pedrera in all its beauty, but you also get entrance to Casa Batlló, Palau Guell, and a 10% discount on most other attractions in Barcelona!
Click the button below for full info on this discount package:
Now, let’s take a look at the cost of visiting Gaudì’s famous architectural work of Gaudì, starting with the basic visit with an English audio guide:
| Casa Milà Essential with Audio Guide | Price |
| Adults | €25.00 |
| Seniors (over 65) | €20.00 |
| Students | €19.00 |
| Children (7 – 12 years) | €13.00 |
| Children (0 – 6 years) | Free |
| Disabled person | €19.00 |
| Accompanying disabled person* | Free |
For a more comprehensive visit to Casa Milà, I recommend the augmented virtual reality option.
If you’ve decided to immerse yourself in this splendid experience, then the Casa Mila ticket prices are as follows:
| Casa Milà with Augmented Reality | Price |
| Adults | €35.00 |
| Seniors (from 65 years) | €29.00 |
| Students | €29.00 |
| Children (10 – 12 years) | €22.50 |
| Disabled person | €29.00 |
Unfortunately, children under 10 cannot purchase the augmented experience.
Lastly, you also have the option to visit Casa Mila at night. This experience is augmented by a film projection on the house’s roof (accompanied by a lovely glass of Spanish cava).
In this case, it is a guided tour, with options for both English and Spanish.
| Casa Milà Night Visit | Price |
| Adults | €35.00 |
| Children (7-12 years) | €18.50 |
| Children (0-6 years) | Free |
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