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Casa Mila - La Pedrera, Barcelona

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To see one of architect Antoni Gaudí’s most controversial designs, visit Casa Mila - La Pedrera, known for its undulating stone facade and the wrought-iron decorations on its balconies and windows. Declared a World Heritage Site in 1984, the building features some of the most innovative elements of its time, including underground parking. Perhaps the most remarkable element of the building is the roof, which features enormous chimneys designed to look like medieval knights. The architect’s elaborate plans for the roof included adding a huge statue of the Virgin, but when the businessman who commissioned the building said no, Gaudí resigned from the project. Today, the roof is frequently the site of music performances. Check online for an accurate schedule of special events and available tours. A visit to Casa Mila - La Pedrera represents just the start of the adventure when you use our Barcelona road trip planning site to plot your vacation.

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• By Rezinhabelmonte

  Não bastasse eu ir lá, eu ainda comprei, por 39 euros, o “night experience”. Cara, não há como negar que a arquitetura do lugar é bonita. Porém, famílias ainda moram lá e vc só vai ver o hall de entra...  more »

  It wasn't enough if I went there, I still bought, for 39 euros, the night experience. Man, there's no denying that the architecture of the place is beautiful. However, families still live there and you will only see the entrance hall and the terrace. That's all. FOR THIRTY-NINE EUROS? I'm definitely sorry. It doesn't make up for it. Casa Batlló wins in a shot. Don't spend your money.
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• By sebastienr656

  Maison magnifique. L'audio guide est intéressant et assez complet. Il est préférable de réserver pour ne pas faire la queue. La visite de nuit n'a pas grand intérêt, le spectacle est bidon.  more »

  Beautiful house. The audio guide is interesting and quite complete. It is best to book so as not to queue. The night visit is not of much interest, the show is bogus.
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• By Bruce Rippee

  Nice place to visit. The architecture is excellent and the view is nice too. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because everything costs something. You pay to get in, to get food to get the view and to get cultured. Whatever that means. It seems that the first line to every interesting site in Barcelona's story is, "first, you buy a ticket." That is fine the first few times, but eventually it feels like you are being used.

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• By Lydia Li Chen

  No words can describe how awesome this place is. Just go and experience by yourself. The photo service is a bit too tourist though, photos at Casa Botllo is better. Sometimes they have jazz concert at night too, check it

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