Barcelona's Casa Milà (La Pedrera) by Gaudí | Is it worth visiting in Barcelona?

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

Get your tickets to the Casa Milà here: bit.ly/3oEmSXv

[@dd41283]

So sorry you were sick. Hope you recovered quickly. 😊

[@odense1]

Excellent video. Thanks for making it.

[@luissantiago5626]

Another home run by Patrick. Casa Mila, was already on my list, but you just validated it.

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

💪🏼💪🏼 super cool visit

[@lmg7495]

I was there recently and had a weird sense of deja-vu in the attic - finally realised that the memories being triggered were the descriptions in Dan Brown's Origin, which I'd read several years previously!

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

Oh wow! That’s must have been an experience.

[@varundevgon683]

Hello, do you recommend Casa Mila or Casa Batllo to visit from inside if you had to recommend just one?

[@ronnapilayo7265]

Casa mila

[@ultraali453]

Thank you for the video!

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

You’re welcome!

[@SweetMelody80]

There are so many different packages for buy tickets, which one is the best?

[@lollybowser]

Hi! Hope I'm not too late but I actually work there! Here's a little breakdown: I'd say the basic essential ticket is the best to go. You get to see most of everything, have a free audio guide with you and it costs 28€ online from their website (30€ if bought in the place). Always better to buy from them than from other websites too since in case of being too late or too early they'll never give you any trouble if it's their own ticket. Now there's others like the night experience which is nice but you definitely get to see less of the place itself (more of a rushed tour to the rooftop and no audio guide) and it's more of a light show with music and projections, very pretty but not as good if you wanna really enjoy the architecture plus it's more expensive! There's Pedrera oculta which allows you to see some usually reserved areas like the back of the building and the old underground garage-now auditorium + a human guide, not really worth it for the price ngl. Then there's the Premium package which is always at 3:30 pm, maximum party of 6, only in English and at 120€ per person, which lets your party see all of the above + some access perks to areas normally barred + human guide + snack and bubbly at the end. If you have money to burn I guess it's a once in a lifetime exp but if you're on a budget the essential is more than enough fr!

[@edwardmorrow5482]

Is it true the chimney tops inspired the Storm Trooper helmets?

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

That's what the story is! I've always thought they looked a bit more like Boba Fet!

[@dubwavy6386]

I think it was def with it

[@shakhlosadredinova4063]

What website you bought the ticket?

[@swannymike]

Hi Patrick, would you recommend night tickets as well?

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

Yeah! It’s a good time

[@lollybowser]

Hi! I work there and I think the daytime ticket is the best to go if you're interested in taking in the architecture and history. If you'd rather enjoy a fun light show in the rooftop, then night tickets are good! You could always get the bonus for both tickets, this is the last year where it will be available!!

[@lphil6]

How many hours should I plan for a visit?

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

1 hour to 1.5 I’d say

[@roberto2568]

imagine if all the great artists were respected by the city and government like gaudi

[@marilynschalliol5057]

Interesting, but why is this guy wearing a mask outside while making a video? Crazy!

[@PatrickGuideBarcelona]

Those were the rules at the time of filming. Thanks for watching!

[@dd41283]

Lockstep! Comply!