Casa Milá

92 Paseo de Gracia
Eixample district
Barcelona


Casa Milá, known also as La Pedrera, is a remarkable building designed by the famous Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí for the Milá family. It was built during the years 1906-1910 and officially completed in 1912. In 1984 this extraordinary, wave-like structure was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nowadays it is owned by Caixa Catalunya.

The free exhibition contains only the first floor of the building, but even this gives the great picture of the interior design. Visiting apartments and roof require a charge for entrance.