263,743 people visited Casa Vicens Gaudí in 2025

The demand for guided tours in Catalan increased by 13% in 2025

95% of visitors recommend visiting this UNESCO World Heritage Site

Casa Vicens Gaudí closed 2025 with a total of 263,743 visitors, a figure that represents a 0.44% increase compared to 2024 (262,600 visitors), thus highlighting the success of its management model based on a high quality experience and capacity control, rigorous heritage preservation and a close knit connection with the public. The evaluations by visitors, collected through post-visit emails, reflect the work done in these three areas since the site opened in 2017. The surveys show that 95% recommend visiting this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visitors from Catalonia and guided tours in Catalan

The first house designed by Gaudí highlights the importance of the visitors from Catalonia, which represents 10% of the total number, as well as the notable demand for guided tours in Catalan, which in 2025 grew by 13% compared to the previous year. This fact reinforces the facility’s desire to maintain a close link with its immediate surroundings and to offer quality cultural content designed for the general public.

As for the origin of international visitors, the figures are similar to those of previous years, with Italy in first place (15%), followed by the United States (12%), France (9%), China (5%), Germany (4%) and the United Kingdom (4%).

2026 marks the celebration of Gaudí Year and the World Capital of Architecture

The year 2026 represents an outstanding opportunity for the city of Barcelona with the commemoration of Gaudí Year, coinciding with the hundred year anniversary of the architect’s death, as well as the city’s designation as the World Capital of Architecture. Casa Vicens is excited about and committed to these two milestones, reinforcing its role as the first house designed by Gaudí and as a key work for understanding his later work.

Looking ahead to 2026, Casa Vicens Gaudí is working on new projects focused on improving sensory and cognitive accessibility, with the aim of moving towards a more inclusive and accessible house museum for everyone, in line with the project’s values and policy of social responsibility.

The main event at Casa Vicens Gaudí for Gaudí Year will take place in November, coinciding with its 9th anniversary as a house museum and the restoration of one of its most iconic rooms: the smoking room.