Gaudi House Museum Guide

Gaudi House is actually a three-story building with a pink-stucco facade, which can be accessed with your Gaudi House Museum tickets. It is believed to be initially designed by Gaudi's right hand Francesc d'Assis Berenguer i Mestres, but Gaudi later bought the house and lived there till his last breath. Gaudi's former home is filled with furniture and art pieces designed by the artist, along with some of his important documents. His private bedroom has still been kept intact with his belongings. Once you are done reliving the life of this architectural genius, you can continue the tour in the house's gardens.

The furniture designed by Antonio Gaudi is one-of-a-kind and can be witnessed through your Gaudi House Museum tickets. The Museum features many such eclectic pieces which will take you on a ride of his uncanny imagination. All of them are kept intact at his house. Most of the pieces are beautifully polished to the finest ends and give you an idea of his perspective on art. You might want to sit on the one-piece- 3 connected chairs, which are angled inward. If you have an eye for intricate details, then the furniture will amaze you to your nerves.

Gaudi House Museum tickets also give you a chance to walk through his house's garden. This enchanted place is filled with beautiful trees, flowers and a hint of Gaudi's signature art through the wrought iron gates and arches. It is the place where he lived his life of solitude while brainstorming his unique ideal in the 20th century.

The garden also features bits and pieces from his other projects, such as Casa Mila and Casa Vicens. It is the perfect way to spend a sunny day in Barcelona while looking at Antonio Gaudi's excellence and life.

The highlight of the terrace of the Gaudi House Museum is the tower. The great artist loved to spend his evening at the highest point of the house. The inside of the tower is surrounded by elongated glass windows lined by polished wooden frames. You can click a bunch of pictures here and spend some time looking at the scenic view of the city.

After a pleasant visit to the Gaudi House Museum, you can take a walk down the lanes of Park Guell. The free-access area of Park Guell will not require any tickets, and you will get to witness the beauty of this privatized area. You will still be able to spot many of Gaudi's trademark mosaics and motifs around the area, proving how important this project was for him.

An exceptional experience during this trip is not included in the Gaudi house tickets but can be purchased separately. It is called the Gaudi Experience. The highlight is a 4D movie of about ten minutes which will take you to the life and experience of this man who is one of the most significant contributors to the history of Barcelona.