A masterpiece by Gaudí
Everything in this building is curved and undulated. Its originality and the techniques used in its construction are surprising throughout.
Modernist façade of Casa Milá, by Gaudí
This is one of the architect Gaudí’s best-known works, and is emblematic of Barcelona. It was built between 1906 and 1912, and consists of a succession of stone walls on the outside. Meanwhile, the interior has two painted courtyards, columns and a range of rooms. The undulating façade opens up with large windows and iron balconies. On the roof, meanwhile, there are chimneys, sculptures worthy of admiration in themselves, from where there is a splendid view of Paseo de Gràcia Street. The building has been declared World Heritage, and is the pinnacle of Modernist techniques and tendencies.
Monuments
Type of monument: Residence.
Period: 20th Century.
Style: Modernism.
Information for visits
Timetables: Daily, 10am-8pm.
Closed: 1 and 6 January, 9-15 January, and 25, 26 December.
Entry fee:  General admission: €8
Reduced: €4.50 (retired EU citizens, unemployed persons, students and young people 13-16 years, with ID).
Free: children under 12 years.
Services: Audio guides. Courses / Workshops. Guided tour.

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Source: spain.info

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