Gaudi House Museum Museum

Address: Carrer de les Carolines, Barcelona (within Park Güell area)

Website: https://www.casagaudi.org/

Hours: Tue-Sun 10:00am-8:00pm (check official site for seasonal hours and closures)

Admission: Approx. €5-€7 (typical small museum fee); combined Park Güell/Gaudí site tickets may be available

The Gaudí House Museum (Casa Museu Gaudí) is a small house museum in Barcelona’s Park Güell where architect Antoni Gaudí lived for a period in the early 20th century. It preserves objects and furnishings associated with Gaudí and his work.

The museum displays original furniture, personal items, and some models related to Gaudí’s designs; the collection is compact and focused on his domestic life and design approach. Visits are typically brief and are combined with a walk through Park Güell’s broader monumental zone and gardens.

The building was Gaudí’s residence from 1906 until 1925 and later converted into a museum that interprets his life at Park Güell. The house sits within the park complex created during Gaudí’s involvement in the early 20th-century urban project for Park Güell.

The museum is located inside Park Güell in Barcelona, Catalonia. It is within the park’s monumental area, which lies on the city’s northern slopes and is accessed from several entrances in the surrounding Gràcia and Carmel neighbourhoods.

Located inside Park Güell in the Gràcia district of Barcelona. From Passeig de Gràcia take metro L3 to Vallcarca or Lesseps and walk uphill (approx. 15-20 minutes) or use the park shuttle services.

• Prebook a timed entry to the house museum-space is limited and tours can fill quickly in high season.
• Pay attention to domestic details: Gaudí's kitchen and the way light was channeled through patio windows are as revealing as the exterior façades.
• Combine with a visit to nearby Park Güell and the Gaudí House Museum (Casa Museu Gaudí) for a fuller sense of the architect's domestic experiments.