La Pedrera Casa Mila Tickets with Anselm Kiefer Exhibition Access and Videoguide

Explore two artistic worlds under one roof, combining Gaudí’s Casa Milà with Barcelona’s first major exhibition devoted to Anselm Kiefer.

Getting started

Head to La Pedrera - Casa Milà at Passeig de Gràcia 92 and enter with your booked ticket. Once inside, pick up your included videoguide, available in 11 languages, before following the self-guided visitor route. Allow around 1.5 to 2 hours for the building and exhibition together.

What to expect

La Pedrera’s courtyards

Your visit begins within the flowing spaces of Gaudí’s UNESCO-listed residential building, where architecture replaces conventional straight lines with curves, open spaces, and forms inspired by nature.

• Walk through the Flower Courtyard, decorated with colorful floral murals across its walls and ceilings.

• See the Butterfly Courtyard, where iron-and-glass entrance doors and wall paintings continue Gaudí’s organic design language.

• Look up at the murals and main staircases that connect the building’s architecture with its nature-inspired decoration.

The period Apartment

Step inside a recreated Barcelona home that shows how an upper-middle-class family lived here in 1911.

• Explore rooms furnished in period style and see original architectural details incorporated into daily life.

• Look for Gaudí-designed elements including moldings, flooring, and door handles.

• The apartment adds domestic context to a building better known today for its façade and rooftop.

The Attic and Gaudí exhibition

Continue into the Attic, where 270 catenary brick arches create one of Casa Milà’s most recognizable interior spaces.

• Explore the exhibition dedicated to Antoni Gaudí’s life, architecture, and working methods.

• Models, plans, designs, and videos help explain how Gaudí developed his distinctive structural forms.

• Your included videoguide provides additional context as you move independently through the building.

The rooftop

Reach the roof to see one of Gaudí’s most unconventional architectural landscapes, combining practical building elements with sculptural forms.

• Walk among chimney stacks, ventilation towers, and stairwell exits shaped into sculptural structures.

• See surfaces finished with trencadís made from ceramic, stone, and glass.

• Take in 360-degree views across Barcelona from the rooftop.

Anselm Kiefer exhibition

The Art Season ticket also opens the building’s main floor, once the residence of Pere Milà and Roser Segimon and normally excluded from the standard visitor route.

• See around 40 works, primarily from the Hans Grothe Collection, alongside pieces from other private collections.

• Explore Kiefer’s practice through painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and artist’s books.

• The exhibition examines recurring ideas of memory, matter, and knowledge across his work.

• Look for the monumental vitrines from his Opus Magnum series and works linked to the ideas of English polymath Robert Fludd.

• Download additional exhibition resources and a musical itinerary using QR codes during your visit.