We purchased the gold ticket so we were allowed to visit extra family rooms.
The tour is very well organised. On entering you are only allowed in at your allocated time. You are given an iPad and headset and on entering each room there is a symbol on the screen to click to learn about the room. Auditory and by holding up the screen to view what you are looking at. The first room you stand on a moving floor then further rooms you naturally walk through timed by the hand held device. The house is stunning. The tour does lead you through the souvenir shop twice and there’s an opportunity to have your photo taken on a balcony for 7 euros. The photo is available within a couple of minutes and has a download code too. There appeared to be a little bar and tables at the back of the rooftop terrace but nobody seemed to be using it on our 10.15 am visit. The tour takes you up and down stairs and corridors but there was a lift. There is a final room where they check you don’t suffer from agoraphobia or epilepsy first before closing you all in. It is a large room and more space than people so don’t be put off. What follows is a light show on floors, walls and ceiling that swirls around you as if you’re in Gaudi’s dreams. Mesmerising. I would recommend anyone visiting Barcelona not to miss visiting this house. Takes around an hour and a half.

Did the Gold tour. Not really sure why you would do less unless cost is a major factor. But the audio tour was very well done. This and Casa Mila were great.

A must visit. Outstanding building and with our special ticket, we were able to get into several areas not available to the general public.