Begin your journey on Barcelona’s most elegant boulevard to witness how Gaudi transformed urban living for the city’s 20th-century elite.

(Exterior) Admire the shimmering, skeletal façade of this "House of Bones," where Gaudi used colorful mosaics and organic shapes to bring local Catalan legends to life.

(Exterior) Just a short stroll away, discover the undulating stone waves of Gaudi’s most controversial apartment building, a structural marvel that earned the nickname "The Quarry."

Step back in time at Gaudi’s very first residential commission, a recently opened hidden gem that showcases his early obsession with Orientalist styles and vibrant tiling.

Utilize your skip-the-line access to enter Gaudi’s crowning achievement, where you will walk through a soaring "stone forest" of columns illuminated by a kaleidoscope of stained-glass light.

End your day in the hills at Gaudi’s failed garden city turned public masterpiece, wandering through 42 acres of whimsical viaducts, gingerbread-style houses, and the iconic mosaic lizard.