Entrance to Casa Vicens with an audio guide available in 13 languages

Casa Vicens is at 20-26 Carrer de les Carolines, in Gràcia, and is one of Gaudí's first works. He built it as a summer house for Manel Vicens i Montaner, in a neighborhood that at the time was not yet part of Barcelona. If you arrive with the Sagrada Família in mind, you'll find something else. Here Mudéjar and Byzantine art take the lead, with elements of Andalusian architecture and several Oriental-inspired rooms. Nature is already present in the decoration, but the repertoire differs from the one he used later. It has been a World Heritage Site since 2005. The visit is self-guided, with no group schedule, and the ticket includes an audio guide in 13 languages. You also get in without queuing. With ice cream There is a ticket option that includes a mango ice cream at the house's café, for those who want to sit down for a while at the end. Rates The general rate is for those not entitled to a discount. The reduced rate applies to students aged 12 to 25, people over 65, members of large or single-parent families and people with disabilities, on presentation of documentation. The super-reduced rate covers children under 11, companions of people with disabilities and members of ICOM and Club Super3, with the corresponding documentation or voucher. These tickets are non-refundable.