Barcelona Vicens House Ticket


Monday to Sunday 09:30 ‑ 18:00, opening hours and public holidays may be subject to change, please check the latest information before your visit;
As per selected package;
Guide, meals and beverages, other personal expenses, tips;
Carrer de les Carolines, 20‑26, Gràcia, 08012 Barcelona, Spain;
Free admission for ages 0‑11, same price as adults for ages 12 and above. Students aged 12 to 25, seniors aged 65 and above, large family or single‑parent family members, and persons with functional diversity are eligible for discounted tickets.
(1) Single entry only;
(2) Activity is wheelchair accessible;
(3) Beach sandals are not permitted;
(4) Please speak softly at Casa Vicens to avoid disturbing other visitors on the tour;
(5) Please remember to bring earphones to enjoy the audio guide service;
(6) When visiting Casa Batlló, you can use the audio guide for free on your mobile device by scanning the QR code. WiFi is available, so you do not need to use your smartphone data.

Free cancellation up to 48 hours before departure;
Cancellation is not allowed within 48 hours before departure.
Visit one of Barcelona's architectural gems, Casa Vicens, designed by the renowned artist Antoni Gaudí. This stunning building features a unique design and bright, dreamlike colours, marking the beginning of this great artist's illustrious career. No need to queue; this ticket grants you priority access to Casa Vicens.


Explore Gaudí's first house and discover why it was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the ground and first floors to learn about the extensive freedom Gaudí took in his design, from Arabic, Oriental and Neoclassical influences to the vibrant colours and tiles that would soon become his artistic signature. For those with an artistic soul, a tour of Barcelona is a wonderful experience.



Guest2026
Our tour guide pointed out so many tiny little details I would've missed on my o...
Guest2026
I loved seeing how Gaudi's early work already had all those playful, organic sha...
Guest2026
My teen who's studying design was obsessed with the innovative use of materials ...














