Gaudí’s masterpiece of La Pedrera bears witness to the triumph of the curve and the sculptural concept of his architecture. The visit to La Pedrera currently includes two areas of the building: the exhibition space and rooftop, the Espai Gaudí, and the period apartment.

The Espai Gaudí is housed in two spaces which embody the essence of Gaudí’s architecture: the attic and the roof. The attic space features a highly illustrative exhibition about the architect’s work, and consists of 270 catenary arches, made of flat brick, which create a structure resembling a skeleton. The impressive undulating rooftop is crowned by chimney pots covered in trencadís, (mosaics made from broken pieces of tile) which still fascinate visitors with their phantasmagorical forms.

The fourth floor of the Fundació de Caixa Catalunya’s building houses a recreation of an apartment decorated in the early 20th-century style which retains the original layout of the rooms and period features.