Attraction Highlights
- Gaudí's first major architectural masterpiece
- Neo-Mudéjar or Moorish revival style building
- UNESCO World Heritage site since 2005
Benefit:
Single Entry
| Address | Carolines 20, Barcelona |
| Collection Information | Present your pass at the Ticket Office on arrival for entry |
| Phone | +34 93 271 10 64 |
| Work Hours | Apr to Sep from 10am to 8pm. Oct to Mar from 10am to 7pm. Last entrance 1 hour before close |
| Closed Days | 25 December, 1 & 6 January |
| Website | https://casavicens.org/ |
What to expect
Casa Vicens is the first masterpiece of Antoni Gaudí and sowed the seeds of later works. Built between 1883 and 1885 as a summer house for the Vicens family, here he showcased his unparalleled talent. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2005.
Things to look out for
A private residence until 2014, this building is one of the best reflections of the Neo-Mudéjar or Moorish revival style of architecture, which is seen in many of Gaudí's earlier works. One of the highlights of this building is the dining room. His love for nature is evident in this room based from the birds and vines used in the decors.
Helpful Tips
Enjoy an in-depth visit, taking as much time as you need to look at each and every detail of house, now immaculately restored. Feast your eyes in the vibrant colours and the nature-inspired design elements. There is also a café located in the garden if you're looking for something to eat.
| Address | Carolines 20, Barcelona |
| Phone | +34 93 271 10 64 |
| Work Hours | Apr to Sep from 10am to 8pm. Oct to Mar from 10am to 7pm. Last entrance 1 hour before close |
| Closed Days | 25 December, 1 & 6 January |
| Website | https://casavicens.org/ |
