The three houses of Gaudí Pass - Direct entrance to Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Vicens!
Save time and money with this incredible combi ticket!
Skip the line tickets to 3 masterpieces of Gaudí : Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Vicens!
Save time and money with this incredible combi ticket that gives you preferential access to three of Barcelona's top attractions: Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Vicens.
Skip the lines to these architectural masterpieces by Antoni Gaudí with our fast pass and enjoy the modernist buildings without wasting your time waiting in the long queues at the entrance.
We invite you on a pleasant stroll along Barcelona's prestigious Passeig de Gràcia, which conveniently combines the visit to three outstanding examples of modernist architecture. This package is the perfect solution for everybody who would like to discover the former residences and must-sees on an unforgettable stay in the city.
Make the most of your visit with the included video and audio guides that will bring Gaudí's architecture alive for you.
Buy now your "The three houses of Gaudi Pass" for 59€ instead of 63€!
Make the most of every visit : once inside, you can stay as long as you want.
Close to each other, these monuments can be visited in a single morning or afternoon.
Designed by Gaudí as the residence of the wealthy Battló family at the beginning of the 20th century, Casa Battló is also known as 'Casa dels Ossos' (House of Bones), because of the skeletal character of its facade. Opened to the public as a museum in 2002 and named UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005, it is today one of Barcelona's touristic highlights, attracting thousands of visitors every year. Typical for the modernist style of architecture, the building's curved lines and asymmetric forms join decorative elements to an aesthetic but still functional whole and impress the visitor with its wealth of forms, colour and light.
A tour of the house includes the more than 700 m 2 large main floor and the building's spectacular rooftop terrace, a favourite with visitors because of its famous arched roof that resembles the spine of a dragon.
Discover Casa Batlló and enhance your visit with the included smart guide, an intuitive tool that offers you a look behind Gaudí's symbolism and a window to life in the Batlló residence a hundred years ago.
Just a short walk from Casa Battló awaits you 'La Pedrera' (the Quarry), as House Milà is often referred to owing to its eye-catching, irregular facade. With its white, curved façade and unconventional interior is Gaudí's masterpiece one of the most outstanding examples of Catalan modernist architecture, interior is just as astonishing and impresses the visitor with a unique combination of structures, forms and colours Many decorative elements, however, also fulfil a practical function, an idea essential to modernist architecture. Casa Milà's breathtaking rooftop-terrace is the best example for this functional approach, as ventilation towers and chimneys were given the artistic form of warriors. Built between 1906 and 1912, Gaudí's design of the house, though controversial at the time of construction, is nowadays considered one of the most extraordinary examples of Catalan modernist architecture and was declared part of the UNESCO World Heritage in 1984.
The audio-guided tour through Casa Milà includes the Gaudí interpretation centre with models, photographs and videos, an audiovisual presentation in the Pedrera Apartments, recreating life in the family residence at the beginning of the 20th century, and of course the building's spectacular rooftop-terrace.
After extensive works in 2017, has Casa Vicens been restored to its original splendour and takes its visitors back to Gaudí's beginnings and the birth of Catalan modern architecture. Commissioned by Manuel Vicens i Montaner, a wealthy stockbroker, Casa Vicens was built between 1883-85. Influenced by Neo-Mudéjar architecture, Gaudí designed the house in the upcoming art nouveau style, using vibrant colours and a variety of materials, such as iron, glass, ceramic tiles and concrete. In 1925 the house underwent renovations, in which the house and garden were extended and the entrance and main floor modified, still maintaining Gaudí's original design. Take a tour through Casa Vicens, which will bring you not only closer to understanding Gaudí's architecture, but also give you deeper insight into Barcelona's history. Casa Vicens was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.
Learn through an audiovisual presentation how urban planning changed the face of the city at the turn of the century and understand the social, cultural and artistic context, in which Casa Vicens was designed.
When you book your ticket, please choose a day and a timeslot for your visit.
We will reserve your ticket within the chosen timeframe, depending on availability, and send you your tickets with the exact time of your entrance.
The timeslot only fixes the time you enter the building. Once inside, you can stay as long as you want.
Plan approximately one hour for your visit.
Recommended visiting times 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m.
Plan between 1h and 1.5h for your visit.
Get there by bus lines V15, V17, H10, H8, 7, 22, 24, 6, 33, 34 and by Barcelona Bus Turístic (red line, stop 'Passeig de Gràcia'; blue line, stop 'Pedrera ') or by metro line L3 to underground station 'Diagonal'.