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Home to the architect for nearly 20 years, the Casa Museu Gaudí is reopening after renovation work on its façade and various spaces inside.

Park Güell regains one of its most iconic spaces from 9 July with the reopening of the Casa Museu Gaudí, which was closed for renovation work. Home to Antoni Gaudí from 1906 to 1925, the building is reopening and can be visited by purchasing a combined ticket on the official Park Güell website.

The renovation work included the façade and various spaces inside, ensuring the building is in optimum condition as it reopens.

The Casa Museu Gaudí is an architectural gem that was the residence of Antoni Gaudí for nearly 20 years. Inside you’ll find a fascinating collection of the architect’s works and personal objects, offering a unique vision of his life and work. The collection includes furniture designed by Gaudí and historical documents relating to his life.

The reopening of the Casa Museu Gaudí coincides with the 40th anniversary of Park Güell being declared a UNESCO World Heritage site.