While both La Pedrera and Casa Batllo are both worth visiting, La Pedrera is the most whimsical and interesting of the two. The rooftop views are great! Purchase your timed tickets online before your trip.

For an extra €4 I recommend to take the 75min audio tour - it was very interesting and informative. The rooftop was the highlight!

I did not expect such beauty, truly amazed at all the work of art in Barcelona. It is a beautiful city with so much to see end enjoy.

Looks like a roller coaster of melting-ice cream eaves. Very,, very interesting. Make sure you tour the rooftop as he has lots of weird columns and a great view. Buy your ticket at the Information building so avoid a very long line.

It's pricey but well worth a visit. The roof top and the view is amazing and the exhibition in the attic is excellent. Lovely little film of Barcelona around the turn of the 20th century. The appartment that you can then look round is an insight into the wealthy way of life in the 1920s and the mod cons that... More

Rooftop views (but will be crowded), amazing shapes, attic vaulting and has interesting info on Gaudi and his life, apartment furnished with typical period furniture, ironwork balconies. Can be prebooked to avoid the queue.

This is certainly a "must see" attraction. Gaudi was extremely creative and ahead of him time to have designed this house. Enjoyed the visit very much. You can book tours that have pre-paid entry tickets, so that you don't have to stand in long lines.

Fascinating insight I to the life style of a bygone era. Gaudi must have been smoking some heavy stuff to come up with his ideas, which are sheer genius. A not-to-be-missed stop.

I loved La Pedrera! At first we thought the price (16.50euros) might be a bit steep for only being able to see the roof, the attic and the first floor apartment, but actually it was all very interesting and we were there for quite a long time. The queue wasn't as bad as I thought it would be to get... More