If you’re thinking of visiting both of these Gaudian masterpieces, you’ll be thrilled to find out that Casa Batlló and Casa Milà (also called La Pedrera) are quite close.
In fact, how close are Casa Mila and Casa Batllo? They are only about 500 meters apart!
Even better yet, both of these top Barcelona attractions are located in the beautiful neighbourhood of Passeig de Gracia, a symbolic street of Catalan modernism chock full of trendy shops, Barcelona bars, and top Barcelona restaurants.
Thanks to their close proximity, it is very easy to visit both on the same day!
⚠️ Warning ⚠️: It’s strongly suggested to book your La Pedrera tickets in advance.
Sell outs are very common and lines on site can take 20-30 minutes.
Also: booking online is €3.00 cheaper per ticket – it’s just common sense.
- 🎟️ Buy now: La Pedrera Fast Track Admission (skip the lines)
- 👨✈️ Buy now: La Pedrera Guided Tour in English (90 minute small group guided tour)
- 🌃 Buy now: La Pedrera Night Experience (guided tour + rooftop light display + wine)
In using the links above, you also get free-cancellation tickets to lock in your dates risk free.
Just simply leave La Pedrera and head south (downhill) about five minutes to reach Casa Batlló.
But don’t forget, don’t visit either of these iconic attractions without purchasing tickets online in advance. Otherwise, you might risk finding them full! Simply click on the button below, and we’ve got you covered:
To better orient yourself and to be able to get to Casa Batlló from Casa Mila (La Pedrera), I’d recommend using Google Maps as we do. But be sure to write us below if you have any additional questions!
Related: Is It Worth It Going Inside Casa Mila?
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