Nighttime Video Mapping Tour at La Pedrera, Barcelona

Context La Pedrera, designed by Antoni Gaudí and built between 1906 and 1910 in Barcelona’s Eixample district, is a landmark of Catalan modernism and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its undulating façade and sculptural chimneys evoke natural forms and stone textures, drawing over a million visitors each year who come to uncover its architectural secrets.

The Experience The tour begins as evening falls, with a guided walk through the attic and interior courtyards, where soft lighting reveals intricate floral details and textured stonework. A cool breeze carries the scent of the city as visitors ascend to the rooftop for a dynamic video mapping performance that projects light and motion across the chimneys, creating a vivid dialogue between architecture and digital art. The evening concludes with a glass of cava and traditional sweets under the starry sky, offering panoramic views of Barcelona’s illuminated skyline.

For Whom This experience is ideal for adults and young travelers interested in architecture, design, and culture who enjoy intimate group settings and personalized attention. It is not suitable for guests with limited mobility who cannot access the rooftop, nor for those who prefer open-ended visit times without structured schedules.

Local Context La Pedrera is located in the Eixample, a central neighborhood in Barcelona known for its concentration of modernist buildings and excellent public transport connections. The area continues to celebrate Catalan architectural heritage and is easily linked to other major landmarks such as the Sagrada Família and Casa Batlló.