This is a must see in Barcelona, it gives such an interesting perspective on the starting work of Gaudi, it really puts all of his work into perspective. The work put in this house is incredible and all the rehabilitation that's explained helps you better understand all of his work. We enjoyed every step of our visit

Well worth a visit. A beautiful house and a good explanation of the part it played in Gaudi’s development. Lovely rooms and a good guide tour in English. A short walk from Parc Guell.

This is a wonderful house to tour. Along with Palau Guell, I preferred it over the more well known Gaudi houses to tour in Barcelona because these earlier places are more accessible. By touring these smaller and earlier efforts, you get to see the development of Gaudi's early ideas, while also imagining what it would be like to live there. Our tour guide was excellent. She was highly knowledgable and led a well-paced trip through the exterior and interior, providing a terrific mix of history and context together with pointing out key architectural elements. Highly recommended.

We really enjoyed our visit. We booked an English tour late afternoon and the Guide was excellent. I couldn't imagine that they would be able to fill 1.5 hours, but the time flew by. Would really recommend!

I chose this over the other Gaudi properties, as it seemed to be the best value for money and I reckon I made the right decision. All areas of the house are accessible and the original Gaudi part has been beautifully restored as has the garden. We didn't take a guided tour but there's a good presentation provided and plenty of information about the house and garden on the self-guided app tour. You also get a 25% discount with the Barcelona Card.

We saw the other Gaudi houses on our first trip to Barcelona years ago. I was delighted to find that a new one had opened a few years ago. We bought tickets online to see it after a return visit to the Sagrada Familia. While it is smaller than Casa Batlo and Casa Mila, it is no less interesting, and it is much more relaxed and uncrowded. No standing in lines!

This was a nice surprise! I found it yesterday when I knew we couldn't see Palau Guell on Monday because it is closed. We went today. It is a block and a half from the Fontana (green line) metro. We paid 20.50 Euros each to enter. It is Gaudi's first house that he was a part of. We were able to buy tickets and audio guide on your phone when we arrived. Bring headphones. They do have English and Spanish tours if you plan ahead. It was so nice to go and not have to fight a crowd! They have a cafe there as well and you pay 1 Euro to store your backpack. Thank you for restoring this home and opening it in 2017!!!

I love the Gaudi architecture and on my second visit to Barcelona, I was really keen to see some more. This tour was brilliant, not too long so kept the attention of my kids, but equally informative and generated lots of things to talk about afterwards. We couldn’t get booked onto the guided tour, so went around ourselves listening to the audio guide on our phones. This worked really well. There were staff around who were more than happy to answer questions. Thank you

We booked a tour and I was pleasantly surprised to see we were in a small group of 8 people (4 couples) all from different parts of the world. Our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and entertaining. If we had just walked around the house I don’t think it would have been half as memorable an experience. We were shown old photos of the property, how it had changed, developed and we learned about the social history of the house as well as Gaudi’s design. This smaller property was really enjoyable to visit. I’d highly recommend the tour.

We did a guided tour which I highly recommend. We ended up being the only 2 people on the English tour, and it was a treat. Tons of opportunity to ask questions and interact with the guide. Very cool house - of all the Gaudi stuff I feel like you were able to get up close and personal more here than anywhere else