La Pedrera (aka Casa Milà) is modernist mansion located along the famous Passeig de Gracia in Barcelona’s city center, just a few steps from Casa Batlló.
So, getting there from most of Barcelona’s best areas to stay is really quite simple!
How to Get to Casa Milà
La Pedrera is a short walk from the Diagonal metro station, which services two lines (the L3 Green Line and the L5 Blue Line).
Several buses also stop right in front of Casa Milà (V15, V17, H10, H8, 7, 22, 24, 6, 33, 34), in addition to the very comfortable Bus Turístic, Barcelona’s hop on hop off bus.
If you decide to visit by Barcelona public transport, it is advisable to obtain a local discount transport pass, which can be purchased by clicking the button below:
To get to Casa Mila directly from Casa Batlló, simply walk 500 meters in a northerly direction along Passeig de Gracia (orient yourself by following the church on the Tibidabo Mountain).
Or, if you prefer to start from Plaça Catalunya, it will take about 15 minutes on foot (about 1 km along Passeig de Gracia).
At any rate, since you’re planning on visiting please know that it’s mandatory to book your tickets and time slots online in advance. You can do so using the button below:
La Pedrera is a Gaudìan masterpiece that you absolutely cannot miss. If you have any other questions concerning how to get there, simply write us in the comments below! We always answer!
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