Casa Vicens Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Casa Vicens. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Barcelona Private Tour by Sidecar Motorcycle

• Complete Gaudi Tour: Casa Batllo, Park Guell & Sagrada Familia

• Gaudi's Casa Vicens Skip the Line Ticket with Audioguide

• Gaudi's Casa Vicens Guided Tour

• The Beauty of Barcelona by Bike: Private Tour

When you buy online, a Casa Vicens ticket with audio guide costs €22 for standard admission for visitors aged 12–64, or €20 for students (ages 12–25), travelers with disabilities, and people 65-plus. Early access tickets cost €40 (or €30 reduced) and guided tours cost €24 (or €22 reduced); there are often discounts for early booking.

Casa Vicens is in the Gràcia neighborhood of downtown Barcelona. It’s less than a 5-minute walk from the Fontana metro station (line 3), and a little farther from Gràcia station (lines 6 and 7, as well as commuter rail services). Don’t confuse this with Passeig de Gràcia, which is farther away.

Casa Vicens is open 9:30am–8pm daily during the summer season (April through October), and 9:30am–6pm daily in the winter season. It’s closed on December 25 and often for part of January due to maintenance work, so if you’re planning a winter visit, check ahead.

Guided tours of Casa Vicens last 60–75 minutes, though you can always explore further if you wish. Standard ticket packages include an audio guide, and how long you spend depends on your level of interest: Some travelers take a couple of hours, others breeze through in less than an hour.

Yes, Casa Vicens is fully wheelchair accessible, with independent elevator access to every level, as well as adapted bathrooms. Admission is reduced for travelers with disabilities, and a companion goes free (unless you’re booking the tickets that include a café treat, when a small charge applies).