House of Silk (La Casa de la Seda) Tours and Tickets

There are several different ticket prices for the House of Silk. General admission tickets for visitors aged 11 and up cost €14. Students and retirees pay €12, while children aged 10 and under visit for free. Tickets can be booked in advance online.

The House of Silk has limited hours of operation. It's typically open on one or two Saturdays per month. All visits are guided tours, and there are usually only a few slots available on open days. It’s best to book your tickets well in advance if you wish to visit.

The wonders begin before you even enter the House of Silk—the landmark is known for its beautiful, sgraffito-covered facade. Inside, you’ll discover lavish decor (including opulent woodwork and silk-lined walls), a library, documents dating back to the 16th century, artworks and artifacts, and other treasures.

Yes, the House of Silk is accessible to visitors with disabilities. Despite its historic architecture, the landmark has been outfitted with an elevator as well as a ramp. If you have any particular accessibility considerations, you may wish to book a private tour.

Yes, visiting the House of Silk is worth it—especially if you’re interested in history, architecture, or textiles. A listed Architectural Landmark of National Interest, the 300-year-old landmark is the only historic guild building in Barcelona that is open to members of the public. Its lavish interiors are worth admiring.

Guided visits of the House of Silk in Barcelona typically last between 45 minutes and one hour. It is not possible to visit the landmark independently, so you’ll be kept to a specific schedule. However, you can book a private visit if you’re looking for a more personalized experience.