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All You Need To Know About Gaudi House Museum

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One of the defining figures of the city of Barcelona, Antoni Gaudi was a world-renowned architect and the greatest exponent of Catalan Modernism. The Gaudi House Museum pays homage to his brilliance and happens to be a house he resided in. The museum contains furniture, objects, and memorabilia designed by Gaudi himself from when he lived in the house, between 1906-1925. The mansion is situated in Park Guell, a residential project dreamt up by Gaudi himself along with Eusebi Guell. 

Why visit the Gaudi House Museum?

Gaudi House
  • Immerse Yourself in Gaudi's World: Casa Museu Gaudi is one of the most iconic places in the city of Barcelona. It contains furniture that Antoni Gaudi used in various other houses such as Casa Batllo, Casa Calvet and the Crypt of Colonia Guell. 
  • Discover Gaudi Beyond Architecture: While renowned for his buildings, the museum showcases Gaudi's talent for furniture design, object creation, and overall artistic vision.
  • Explore a Piece of Gaudi's History: The house served as Gaudi's residence for nearly 20 years, offering a glimpse into his daily life and inspirations.The rooms have been recreated in the same manner as when Gaudi resided in the house!
  • Experience Catalan Modernism: The house is a prime example of this artistic movement, characterized by organic forms, intricate details, and a connection to nature. Objects such as the cross from Miralles estate and the wrought iron railings from Casa Vicens and Casa Mila adorn the garden. 
  • Combine with a Park Guell Visit: The museum is located within the enchanting Park Güell, allowing you to explore both Gaudi's architectural masterpiece and his personal living space.

Things to do at Gaudi House Museum

Visit Gaudi’s home!
Gaudi’s furniture
Enjoy the garden
Terrace and Tower
gaudi movie
Park Guell
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Visit Gaudi’s home!

What is now a museum was once the home of the legendary architect Antoni Gaudi, who called the place his home for over twenty years. It is one of the first houses that Gaudi had built in the Park Guell project and remains one of only two houses to be completed out of the 62 originally planned. 

Look at some of Gaudi’s furniture

Gaudi's furniture is as much a work of art as his buildings. Antoni Gaudi’s eye for detail meant that he would be a part of the creative process for every single aspect of his project, which includes the furnishing. Some of his works from Casa Batllo, Casa Calvet, and the crypt at Colonia Guell showcase his unique take on furniture.

Enjoy the garden

Lose yourself in the enchanting garden surrounding the Gaudi House Museum. It's a world of Gaudi's imagination come to life. A place where the master architect contemplated ideas and enjoyed the idyllic life in the early 20th century. The garden still contains pieces of his work such as the wrought iron gates from his other houses and the cross from the Mirella's estate

Terrace and Tower

The highest points in the house, the terrace is one of the places where you can get a great panoramic view of the park and the city. Did you know that the tower was one of Gaudi’s favorite places, as it provides a panoramic view of the city and overlooks his precious Sagrada Familia.

Watch the movie

Get into Gaudi's world through the captivating film showcased at the museum. This audiovisual experience brings to life the genius and passion behind his extraordinary creations. It's a chance to immerse yourself in Gaudi's universe and gain a new perspective on his enduring legacy.

Stroll through Park Guell

After exploring the Gaudi House Museum, walk around Park Guell. This enchanting park has whimsical architecture, vibrant mosaics, and stunning panoramic views of Barcelona. Wander through the labyrinthine pathways, see the iconic lizard sculpture, and discover hidden corners filled with Gaudi's unique artistic touch!

Know before you go to Gaudi House Museum

Timings

Timings

The museum is open from 10am to 6pm  throughout the year. 

The full tour of the house takes around 30 minutes and if you want to visit Park Guell and surrounding attractions it might take you up to two and a half hours. We recommend spending at least 2 hours exploring Park Guell.
Best time to visit: As the museum is frequented by visitors, the best time to visit it would be the siesta time, which is between 2pm to 6pm. You can avoid queues by purchasing tickets in advance and also by purchasing a skip the line pass.

Getting There

taxi

Taxi

The Gaudi House Museum is located in Park Guell, which lies in the Garcia district. The museum is located to the north of the city center and taxis’ starting price begins from 3.40 Euros and 1.10 Euro per kilometer.

metro

Metro

The metro connectivity in Barcelona is spectacular, with lines running through virtually every corner of the city. The closest stop to the Gaudi Park is Lesseps, Vallacara, and Fontana. Each of these stations is at a walking distance from the museum. You can take the green line L3 to reach these stops.

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Bus

If you are taking the Hop-On Hop-Off bus, the nearest stop for the museum is Park Guell and you can board another bus approximately every 10-15 minutes. For public buses run by TMB, there are mainly three stops you can get off at, which are: Park Guell, Olot/ Marianao and CAP Larrard. The buses you can take are 24, 92, 116, 32 and H6. All of these buses run frequently and you can catch them in 15-minute intervals.

From the Airport

From the Airport

There are numerous options to reach the Gaudi House Museum. You can take the metro from the terminal to Passeig De Garcia and then take the L3 to Vallacara. You can also take the bus which goes from the terminal to Pl. Espana and change the bus to the one going from Tarragona to Trav de Dalt.

Visitor Tips 

  • Combine with Park Guell: Since the museum is located within Park Guell, consider dedicating a full day to exploring both.
  • Wear Comfortable Shoes: The museum and the park involve walking on uneven surfaces, so comfortable footwear is essential.
  • Audio Guide: Consider renting an audio guide for a deeper understanding of Gaudi's life and work.
  • Combine with Other Gaudi Attractions: If you're a true Gaudi enthusiast, consider visiting other iconic works like Sagrada Familia or Casa Batlló.
  • Hydrate: Barcelona can be hot, especially in summer. Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated. Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
  • Accessibility: Keep in mind that while the Gaudi house museum is accessible, Park Guell has lots of hills and stairs, which may be tough to navigate.

Frequently asked questions about Gaudi House Museum

What is the Gaudi House Museum?

The Gaudi House Museum is a historic house museum dedicated to the life and work of the famous architect Antoni Gaudi. It is located in Park Guell, Barcelona, and was Gaudí's residence from 1906 to 1925.

What can visitors see at the Gaudí House Museum?

Visitors can see a collection of furniture, objects, and personal items that belonged to Antoni Gaudí. The museum also showcases some of his architectural designs and models.

What are the opening hours of the Gaudí House Museum?

The opening hours vary depending on the season. It is generally open from 10am to 6pm

Where is it located?

It's situated within Park Guell in Barcelona, Spain

How much time should I allocate for the visit?

Plan for about 1-2 hours to fully appreciate the museum and Park Guell.

How long did Gaudi live in the house?

Gaudi resided in the house from 1906 to 1925.

Are there any nearby attractions to visit after the museum?

Yes, the Gaudi House Museum is located within Park Guell, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which itself is a major attraction with beautiful gardens, architectural elements, and scenic views of Barcelona.