La Pedrera ticket prices compared
La Pedrera (Casa Milà) is run by the Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera, and its tickets page labels every price "from". The table uses the adult and junior figures on each ticket's own page, checked 12 October 2026. Every ticket below includes the courtyards, the apartment, the attic and the rooftop.
| Ticket | Adult | Ages 12–17 | Format | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | €29 | €14.50 | Videoguide, about 1 h 30 | 9:00–17:30, last entry 17:15 |
| Sunset | €25 | €12.50 | Videoguide, about 1 h 30 | 17:30–20:30, last entry 19:00 |
| Night Experience | €39.50 | €19 | Guided, 1 h 20, show and a glass of cava | Sessions 20:40–22:20 |
| Sunrise | €39.50 | €19 | Guided, 1 h 30, before opening | 8:00–9:00 |
| Premium | €120 | Free | Guided in English, max 6 people | 15:30 |
| Open Date | €45 | €23 | Videoguide, any day within 6 months | Daytime hours, last entry 19:00 |
Children aged 0–11 are free on every ticket in the table. The times shown are the ones on the ticket pages; in winter the building closes earlier (see below), so the booking calendar is what counts for your date.
On the Essential and Sunset pages, a second price block swaps the adult and junior figures. The main listing and the tickets overview both give €29 and €25 for adults, so treat those as the adult prices and check the amount in the basket before paying.
What each visit adds
- Essential: self-guided, with a videoguide in 11 languages including English, French, German, Japanese and Korean. Online buyers get queue-free access.
- Sunset: the same route and videoguide later in the day. The page warns that the visit "may not coincide with the exact time of sunset".
- Night Experience: a guided tour in Catalan, Spanish, English or Chinese, a show that the FAQs describe as projections on the skylights, special lighting and a soundtrack, and a glass of cava.
- Sunrise: a guided tour in English or Chinese before the doors open, with no general public in the building. The page does not say which days it runs, so look at the calendar.
- Premium: a guided English tour for up to six people that adds reserved areas such as the mezzanine, a tasting of cava and traditional sweets in a private room, and a gift.
- Open Date: no fixed date or time. You have up to six months from purchase to come in during daytime opening hours.
The tickets page also lists an Art Season ticket from €35 and three combined tickets: La Pedrera with the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site from €42, with the Palau de la Música Catalana from €42, and with the Dalí Theatre-Museum from €44.50. The partner venues quote the same figures on their own pages: Sant Pau's combined tickets page lists Sant Pau and La Pedrera at €42 with up to 3 months to complete both visits, and the Palau's visit tickets page lists Palau and La Pedrera from €42 (checked 12 October 2026). Bought separately, an adult Essential ticket (€29) plus a Sant Pau self-guided entry (€17–18) is €46–47, and plus a Palau brochure visit (€20) is €49, so the combos save roughly €4–7 per adult; none of the three pages says whether the combined visits are guided. Details are in our guides to Sant Pau tickets and the Palau de la Música guided tour.
Which visit suits whom: totals for two
Using the adult prices above (checked 12 October 2026), a couple pays:
| Visit | Two adults |
|---|---|
| Sunset | €50 |
| Essential | €58 |
| Night Experience or Sunrise | €79 |
| Open Date | €90 |
| Premium | €240 |
- First visit, tight budget: Sunset is the cheapest adult ticket and covers the same spaces as Essential. Book a slot well before 19:00, the last entry.
- Families: Essential in the morning. Two adults with a 14-year-old and a 9-year-old pay €72.50, because the younger child is free.
- Want a guide without a private tour: Night Experience or Sunrise. Night suits evening plans; Sunrise suits people who want the rooftop without crowds and can be on Passeig de Gràcia by 8:00.
- Plans not fixed: Open Date costs €16 more per adult than Essential but has no date or time. Essential plus the €1.90 insurance is cheaper if one date change would be enough.
- Small-group, behind-the-scenes visit: Premium, at 15:30 in English only.
Reduced and free entry
The rates page lists reduced prices, with documents, for ages 12–17, visitors aged 65 and over, students with a valid card (international cards accepted) or proof of enrolment, people with an accredited disability of 33% or more and their companions, and residents of Catalonia. Children under 12 and people with a disability of 65% or more enter free. Reduced rates apply "only to certain visits": the Essential page shows €22 for seniors, students and the 33% disability rate, the Sunset page €19, while the Night Experience, Sunrise and Open Date pages list only adult, junior and child prices. Show your proof at the entrance, as the regulations require. The rates page also warns that some online fares carry a surcharge when bought at the box office.
Changes, refunds and the rain rule
The FAQs state that once tickets are bought, date changes and refunded cancellations are not accepted. The optional flexibility insurance, €1.90 extra at checkout, allows one change of date and/or time per reservation. You request it by email to info@lapedrera.com with your reservation number and new date or time, before the visit date and before the tickets are validated, subject to availability.
Buy only from the official site or another official point of sale: the regulations say tickets from elsewhere may not be accepted. You do not need to print them, as the QR code on a phone works.
Opening hours and closed days
According to the practical information page (checked 12 October 2026):
| Period | Day visits | Night visits |
|---|---|---|
| Until 1 November 2026 | 9:00–20:30 | 20:40–22:20 |
| 2 November 2026–25 February 2027 | 9:00–18:30 | 19:00–23:00 |
| 26 December 2026–3 January 2027 | 9:00–20:30 | 21:00–23:00 |
On 1 January 2027 the day hours are 11:00–20:30. La Pedrera is open every day including public holidays, except 25 December 2026 and 11–17 January 2027, when it is closed. If your trip falls in mid-January, plan Barcelona's other modernista interiors instead; Sagrada Família and Park Güell have their own booking rules.
The building's winter closing time is earlier than the 20:30 printed on the Sunset and Open Date pages, so from 2 November check what late-afternoon slots the calendar actually offers.
Getting there, bags and access
La Pedrera is at Passeig de Gràcia 92, Eixample. The nearest stops are Diagonal (metro L3 and L5), Provença–La Pedrera (FGC) and Passeig de Gràcia (Renfe); buses V15, V17, H8, H10, 6, 7, 22, 24, 33 and 34 also stop nearby. Online payment is by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bizum, Alipay or WeChat Pay.
Bags are checked at security. Backpacks must be worn on the front or left in the free ground-floor lockers, and the FAQs say the left-luggage room also takes suitcases and prams. Prams cannot go round the visit, but the FAQs say you can leave one at the entrance; a baby carrier avoids the problem. Eating and drinking inside are not allowed, flash and professional equipment are not permitted, and under-18s must stay with an adult for the whole visit.