Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Vicens
3 Gaudí Houses Pass: Casa Batlló, La Pedrera and Casa Vicens
Visit Casa Batlló, La Pedrera and Casa Vicens with a single booking and an audio or video guide in each house. Practical, but not cheaper than three separate tickets: see below whether it suits you.
Casa Batlló, La Pedrera and Casa Vicens in one booking, with an audio or video guide in each house.
- 3 houses, 1 booking
- Audio or video guide
- 10% discount
Book online
Book the 3 Houses of Gaudí pass
The pass is sold by our ticketing partner, not by the houses themselves. You pick a date and a time slot for Casa Batlló and for Casa Milà while booking; the Casa Vicens ticket comes with an open date. The tickets arrive by email and open on your phone.
Three houses, one booking
3 Houses of Gaudí
Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Vicens
A standard ticket for each of the three Gaudí houses open to visitors, each with its audio or video guide, and a discount code for the rest of your stay.
- Casa Batlló, timed entry, SmartGuide and Gaudí Cube
- Casa Milà - La Pedrera, timed entry, audio guide
- Casa Vicens, open-date ticket, audio guide
- 10% off your next 5 bookings in Barcelona
In detail
What the 3 Houses of Gaudí pass includes
| Casa Batlló | Standard entry at the date and time you book, with the SmartGuide, a video guide on a handheld screen, and the Gaudí Cube, a 360° immersive room. |
|---|---|
| Casa Milà - La Pedrera | Entry at the date and time you book, with an audio guide: the courtyards, an apartment, the attic and the rooftop with its chimneys. |
| Casa Vicens | Open-date ticket: visit any time within six months, with an audio guide to download in 13 languages, the rooftop and the garden. |
| Discount | 10% off your next five bookings in Barcelona. The code arrives by email and is valid for one month. |
| Visit time | About 1 h 15 at Casa Batlló, 1 to 1 h 30 at Casa Milà, 1 h to 1 h 15 at Casa Vicens. |
| Price | From 100.50 € per adult |
| Cancellation | Non-refundable once booked. |
| Not included | A live guide, night visits, and the Gaudí House Museum in Park Güell, which is a different house. |
Sources: our partner's product page, casabatllo.es, lapedrera.com and casavicens.org. Checked November 2026. Opening hours change with the season: see each house's page before you go.
Our honest take
Is the 3 Houses of Gaudí pass worth it?
Not as a discount. Bought one by one from our partner, Casa Batlló starts at 29.00 €, Casa Milà at 29.00 € and Casa Vicens at 24.00 €. Add them up: today the three separate tickets cost less than the pass, at 100.50 €.
What you pay for
- One booking. Your two time slots and the Casa Vicens ticket are settled in a single purchase, with one confirmation.
- An open date for Casa Vicens. Its ticket comes with an open date, to use within six months, so you are not tied to the same day as the other two houses.
- An audio or video guide in each house: the SmartGuide at Casa Batlló, with the Gaudí Cube, and an audio guide at La Pedrera and Casa Vicens.
- 10% off five more bookings, useful if you also plan the Sagrada Família, Park Güell or a museum within the month.
Who it suits
A visitor who wants all three houses and prefers to book once rather than juggle three sites and three confirmations. If you only want one or two houses, or every euro counts, buy the tickets separately on the Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Vicens pages: the single Casa Milà and Casa Vicens tickets can also be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your visit, the pass cannot.
Booking direct
The three houses sell their own tickets on casabatllo.es, lapedrera.com and casavicens.org. Casa Batlló charges less when you book well in advance, and lowers its price for children, students and seniors. Compare on your own dates before you choose.
Itinerary
Can you visit the three Gaudí houses in one day?
Yes, and it is the easiest of the Gaudí days: Casa Batlló and Casa Milà stand on the same avenue, Passeig de Gràcia, and Casa Vicens is one metro stop further north, in Gràcia. Count five to six hours with lunch. This is the order we suggest.
- Casa Batlló, first thing. Take the first slot of the day, when the house is at its quietest. Metro L2L3L4 Passeig de Gràcia. About 1 h 15.
- Walk to Casa Milà. Straight up Passeig de Gràcia, about 500 m, under 10 minutes on foot.
- Casa Milà, late morning. Book a slot about 1 h 30 after your Casa Batlló one. 1 to 1 h 30, rooftop included.
- To Gràcia. L3 from Diagonal to Fontana, one stop, then a short walk to Carrer de les Carolines. Lunch in Gràcia on the way.
- Casa Vicens, afternoon. Open-date ticket: visit any time within six months. About 1 h to 1 h 15, with the garden and the rooftop.
Total: About 3 h 30 to 4 hours of visits, 5 to 6 hours with lunch.
Prefer two calmer half-days? Do Casa Batlló and Casa Milà one morning, and keep Casa Vicens for another day: its ticket has an open date.
Download the map as a PDF, one A4 page to print.
Compare the houses
Casa Batlló, Casa Milà or Casa Vicens: which one to choose?
Which Gaudí house is best to visit?
Casa Batlló is the most spectacular inside, Casa Milà the one that explains Gaudí best, with the finest rooftop, and Casa Vicens the quietest, Gaudí's first house. With time for only one, most first-time visitors choose Casa Batlló; with two, Batlló and Milà, a few minutes apart on Passeig de Gràcia.
| Casa Batlló | Casa Milà - La Pedrera | Casa Vicens | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What stands out | Colours, light, the sea-inspired rooms and the dragon roof | The stone façade, the attic arches and the rooftop warriors | Ceramic tiles, Oriental motifs, the garden |
| Built | 1904-1906, a remodelled house | 1906-1912, an apartment building | 1883-1885, Gaudí's first house |
| Visit time | About 1 h 15 | 1 to 1 h 30 | 1 h to 1 h 15 |
| Crowds | The busiest: book early | Busy at midday | The quietest |
| Where | Passeig de Gràcia, 43 | Passeig de Gràcia, 92 | Gràcia, Carrer de les Carolines |
| Best for | A first visit, photography, families | Architecture, the rooftop views | A calm visit, Gaudí's beginnings |
Single tickets from 29.00 € for Casa Batlló, 29.00 € for Casa Milà and 24.00 € for Casa Vicens. Casa Calvet, on Carrer de Casp in the Eixample, is a Gaudí house you can only see from outside. For all of Gaudí's works, see our guide to Gaudí in Barcelona.
The three houses
What you see in each house
Each house has its own page with tickets, opening hours and the visit in detail.
The most spectacular
Casa Batlló
The most architectural
La Pedrera (Casa Milà)
The most intimate
Casa Vicens Gaudí
With a guide
Prefer a guided tour of the Gaudí houses?
The pass gives you an audio or video guide in each house, not a live guide. If you would rather follow a live guide, this tour takes small groups through the houses, with fast-track entry.
Live guide
Gaudí Houses: Guided Tour
Three houses, or two houses and the Sagrada Família
Choose at checkout between the three Gaudí houses, Casa Batlló and La Pedrera only, or a full day with the Sagrada Família.
- Fast-track entry
- Live guide, groups of 12 to 30
- 2 h 45 to a full day, depending on the option
- Free cancellation on some options
Good to know
Gaudí houses: what the pass does not cover
The Gaudí House Museum is another house
The house where Gaudí lived, inside Park Güell, is a separate museum with its own ticket, sold with Park Güell. It is not part of this pass, and the park lists it as temporarily closed for works in November 2026. See our Park Güell page.
The Sagrada Família and Park Güell
Gaudí's two most visited works are not houses and are not in this pass. The Gaudí Bundle books those two together, and you can also compare Barcelona passes.
Night visits
Casa Batlló and La Pedrera both open some evenings with special visits and shows. Those are separate tickets, listed on each house's page.
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La Pedrera on Passeig de Gràcia
If you want the three houses, the pass is the simplest way to book them, in a single purchase. If you only have time for two, skip the pass: book Casa Batlló first thing and La Pedrera right after, and keep the difference for lunch in Gràcia.
3 Houses of Gaudí pass FAQ
No. The pass costs from 100.50 €, while the three standard tickets bought separately from our partner start at 29.00 € for Casa Batlló, 29.00 € for Casa Milà and 24.00 € for Casa Vicens. What the pass adds is a single booking, an open-date Casa Vicens ticket and a 10% discount code.
Yes. Casa Batlló and Casa Milà are under 10 minutes apart on foot on Passeig de Gràcia, and Casa Vicens is one stop away on metro line L3, from Diagonal to Fontana. Count three and a half to four hours of visits, five to six with lunch.
They are three different visits: Casa Batlló for its colours and light, Casa Milà for its architecture and rooftop, Casa Vicens for Gaudí's beginnings and a quieter visit. If you have time for only one, most visitors choose Casa Batlló. See our comparison of the three houses.
For Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, yes: you choose a date and a time slot for each while booking. The Casa Vicens ticket has an open date: you can visit any time within six months.
No. The Gaudí House Museum is a different house, inside Park Güell, with its own ticket. The park lists it as temporarily closed for works in November 2026.
Several passes carry Gaudí's name. This one covers his three houses. The Gaudí Bundle covers the Sagrada Família and Park Güell, and the city passes add other attractions: see our comparison of Barcelona passes.
Yes, especially Casa Batlló, the busiest of the three, from spring to autumn. Morning slots go first. Casa Vicens is usually the quietest of the three.
No. The pass is non-refundable. If your plans may change, the single Casa Milà and Casa Vicens tickets can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your visit.
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