In 1906, Casa Milà and Noucentisme symbolically converge in the figure of Teresa Mestre, linked to Gaudí and Eugeni d’Ors.
Fun facts
In this section we invite you to discover the most fascinating and little-known details about La Pedrera - Casa Milà and the life and work of Gaudí. Discover anecdotes, construction secrets and oddities that make this monument a true architectural jewel.
Functionality and aesthetics are maintained in La Pedrera forged elements.
Between 1975 and 1976, part of La Pedrera’s garage and basement ramp were converted into a shopping area known as the Flea Market or Pedrera Market.
The mural paintings of La Pedrera depict mythological and symbolic scenes spread across the building’s two entrance halls.
The Gràcia District Municipal Archive preserves and provides previously unseen images of La Pedrera as part of its work to recover local documentary heritage.
We learn more about the preliminary design for Casa Milà
In 1906, Casa Milà and Noucentisme symbolically converge in the figure of Teresa Mestre, linked to Gaudí and Eugeni d’Ors.
Functionality and aesthetics are maintained in La Pedrera forged elements.
Between 1975 and 1976, part of La Pedrera’s garage and basement ramp were converted into a shopping area known as the Flea Market or Pedrera Market.
The mural paintings of La Pedrera depict mythological and symbolic scenes spread across the building’s two entrance halls.
The Gràcia District Municipal Archive preserves and provides previously unseen images of La Pedrera as part of its work to recover local documentary heritage.
We learn more about the preliminary design for Casa Milà