Located within Park Guell, The Gaudi House Museum was the residence of Antoni Gaudí, the famous Catalan architect. Opened as a museum in the early 1960s the place houses several pieces of furniture and other objects that were designed by Gaudi himself. There are also several works of art and sculpture on display that were created by the architect’s contemporaries. The building itself comprises four floors of which the ground and first floor are open to public and house the collections for viewing.

Opened to act as a memoir for the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi, the Gaudi House Museum is a must visit on your trip to Barcelona. Occasionally one can find several people waiting in line to buy tickets for Gaudi House Museum entry. Thus, it is always better to get tickets for Gaudi House Museum online in advance. You can find out Gaudi House Museum ticket prices from our online ticketing portal and combine Gaudi House Museum tickets with a variety of other Barcelona tours and activities for even better offers and deals.

• For group visits, prior reservations recommended.
• No tripods allowed.
• No left-luggage facility available.
• Disabled access is partial.

• Reduced (Barcelona card, students, retired, 11-17 years): 4.50 Euros
• Children up to 10 years, disabled and their care taker: Free

• Last tickets: 15 minutes prior to closing time
• Shop closes 15 minutes prior to closing time.

• Metro: L3 to Lesseps
• Bus: 24 and 92 (Carretera del Carmel entrance)
• 32 and H6 (Carrer d’Olot entrance)
• 116 Bus del Barri (Carrer d’Olot entrance)

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• La Torreta del Parc Guell
• Bar Piranya

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