Casa Vicens
Uncover Gaudí's brilliance at Casa Vicens, his first UNESCO masterpiece. Explore with our tickets and combo deals for iconic Gaudí landmarks like Casa Mila La Pedrera and Casa Batlló.-
Explore Barcelona's most stunning architecture on this small-group tour of the Gaudi houses.
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Get fast-track tickets to Casa Milà and a professional guide in the language of your choice.
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Admire the facades of Casa Vicens, and Casa Mila, and marvel at the stained glass and unique columns of Sagrada Familia.
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Pick from a guided tour in English, Korean, Japanese, or Chinese.
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Fun Fact: Don't miss the 'Espai Gaudí' in Casa Mila! It is a quirky museum located in the attic, featuring interactive displays housed inside giant snail-shaped sculptures and a walkway that leads you through a forest of twisted metal columns.
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Explore Barcelona's most stunning architecture on this small-group tour of the Gaudi houses.
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Get fast-track tickets to Casa Milà and a professional guide in the language of your choice.
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Admire the facades of Casa Vicens, and Casa Mila, and marvel at the stained glass and unique columns of Sagrada Familia.
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Pick from a guided tour in English, Korean, Japanese, or Chinese.
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Fun Fact: Don't miss the 'Espai Gaudí' in Casa Mila! It is a quirky museum located in the attic, featuring interactive displays housed inside giant snail-shaped sculptures and a walkway that leads you through a forest of twisted metal columns.
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Enjoy entry to the top 25+ attractions and public transport all over Barcelona with this all-in-one city pass.
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Get free admission to top sites like Casa Batllò and Casa Milà, Maritime Museum, a hop-on hop-off bus tour, and save up to 60%.
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With the complimentary public transport, experience Barcelona by bus, train, and metro without paying any additional cost.
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Watch your mobile open gates and discounts for you. Just download your digital pass and scan your phone for instant access.
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Choose from 1 to 7 days of validity and enjoy the freedom to plan your itinerary on the go and change your plans without consequences.
More details
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Enjoy entry to the top 25+ attractions and public transport all over Barcelona with this all-in-one city pass.
-
Get free admission to top sites like Casa Batllò and Casa Milà, Maritime Museum, a hop-on hop-off bus tour, and save up to 60%.
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With the complimentary public transport, experience Barcelona by bus, train, and metro without paying any additional cost.
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Watch your mobile open gates and discounts for you. Just download your digital pass and scan your phone for instant access.
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Choose from 1 to 7 days of validity and enjoy the freedom to plan your itinerary on the go and change your plans without consequences.
Pro tips to help you make a pick
Casa Vicens is popular, especially during peak season (spring and summer). Grab your tickets online to avoid queues and potential sell-outs.
Show up 10 minutes before your designated entry time. Tickets are valid only for the date and time booked, and re-entry is not allowed.
Casa Vicens is a feast for the eyes. Bring your camera to capture the details (but remember, flash photography is not allowed).
If you visit between March and May, you can enjoy a special treat - apple cinnamon rolls and rose tea - offered by the museum cafe!
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About Casa Vicens
Considered his first masterpiece, the Vicens House, was Antoni Gaudí's first significant contract in 1878. On this creative, contemporary, and avant-garde project, the architect employs many of the structural, ornamental, and symbolic components that eventually came to characterize his architectural language for the first time.
Casa Vicens was built as a summer home, and Gaudí incorporated subtle symbols throughout the design reflecting this. Look for sunflowers and marigolds in the tilework, which were traditional summer flowers in Catalonia.
This house was Gaudí's first major project, and it hints at his future architectural style. See if you can spot the early influences of natural forms and geometric shapes that became his signature.
The colorful tiles and geometric patterns are inspired by Moorish architecture. Take a moment to appreciate the intricate tilework on the facade, particularly the green and white geometric design.
While Gaudí's design is a major draw, the house has a rich history beyond its famous architect. It's changed hands numerous times and even served as a factory at one point. Explore the museum on the second floor to discover this fascinating backstory.