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Casa Batlló
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Cancelation Policy: Cannot be canceled, amended, or rescheduled.
Validity: The ticket is valid for the date selected during checkout.
Discounted tickets: Children aged 3-12 enjoy reduced ticket pricing. Carry a valid photo ID.
Cancelation Policy: The pass can be canceled anytime, as long as it has not been activated.
Validity: Your pass is valid for up to 2 years. The pass is activated when used at the first attraction, after which it is valid for the days specified by your choice of pass.
Discover this UNESCO World Heritage Site in an entirely new way. The 10 D Experience allows you to fully immerse yourself into the mind of Gaudí. Experience this magical house come to life.
The Gaudí Dome, with over 1,000 LED screens, allows you to relive the moment when he first discovered nature.
A unique six-sided LED cube designed by the artist Refik Anadol, the Gaudi Cube will bring Gaudi's magic to life.
The audioguide, created using augmented reality, and machine learning, allows you to experience the story about the house as you explore it.
Architect Kengo Kuma has draped a stairwell in a cascading mesh of aluminum link chains, which was inspired by the curves that Gaudí’s works are known for.
Gaudí is a magical place and one that must be experienced by all with a sense of childlike wonder and so they have created an experience so that they can experience the house with the same intensity as adults.
Casa Batlló is a treat for the eyes. The colorful facade reminds one of the sea, a rooftop that looks like a dragon, and interiors that evoke the feeling of being one with nature. Read on to find out what's inside Casa Batllo.
Made using a combination of decorative glass and bright-colored ceramic, with undulating shapes reminiscent of nature, the facade can be divided into 3 distinct parts. The base features slender stone columns in the shape of bones decorated with floral elements, while the central part evokes the image of the surface of a lake with water lilies. The balcony railings take the shape of masks, which has earned Casa Batlló another nickname, 'House of Yawns'. The crown, which resembles a dragon’s back, along with the four-armed cross (representing the handle of a sword), has led to many interpretations.
Created using ceramic tiles in shades of blue, this is one of the most enchanting parts of the Casa Batlló. It distributes air and light that enters the house through the main skylight. Gaudí had the patio extended to ensure that natural light would reach all of the rooms of the house. The effect becomes all the more magical when light filtering from the stained windows glints on the mosaic. Don’t be surprised if you feel like you’re in an underwater cave. Gaudí installed a wooden lift car in the center of the patio of lights, which is still in use.
Spread over more than 700 sq m, the Noble Hall is located at the heart of the house. Accessible through a private entrance hall, there is a spacious landing on this floor which allows you to enjoy a direct view of the blue tiling on the building well. Here, you will find Batlló's study, a mushroom-shaped fireplace, and a dining room. A large picture window sits at the house’s main living room, which forms a gallery onto Paseo de Gracia. The grandeur of these rooms gives visitors an insight into how the elite of the time lived.
Arguably, the most popular feature of the entire house thanks to its famous dragon back design, you can access the terrace by climbing a flight of steps. Gaudí uses different colored tiles, from orange to blue to green, to depict the scales of a dragon. The roof is decorated with 27 chimneys that have been grouped into four stacks of six. Interestingly, they all resemble mushrooms. Designed to prevent backdraughts, the chimneys decked with mosaics are a great example of beauty, functionality, and modern ideas coming together. Don’t forget to click a few photos for the ‘gram!
Daily: 9 AM to 6:30 PM (Last admission at 5:30 PM)
Duration: It will take you approximately 1 hour to complete the tour of the house.
Best time to visit: Thanks to the Mediterranean Sea, Barcelona enjoys great tropical weather all year round. To enjoy a quieter holiday, visit between March to May, or September to November. Casa Batlló tends to get crowded, so plan your visit for the early hours or the late afternoons.
Casa Batlló Opening HoursAddress: Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
By Metro: Take lines L2, L3 and L4 of the metro and get down at Passeig de Gràcia station, the closest metro station to Casa Batlló. The Passeig de Gràcia station is a 5-minute walk from Casa Batlló.
By Train: If you’re taking the RENFE, get down at Passeig de Gràcia station. If you’re traveling by FGC, then get down at Provença station. The Provença station is a 10-minute walk from Casa Batlló.
By Bus: Take buses numbered H10, V15, 7, 22, or 24. You can also avail the Barcelona Tourist Bus (Red and Blue route).
Getting to Casa BatllóCasa Mila: Only a 7-minute walk away you will find Casa Mila, the last private residence designed by architect Antoni Gaudí.
Barcelona Cathedral: A trip to Barcelona would be incomplete without visiting this beautiful gothic cathedral, only a 17-minute walk away.
Mercado de La Boqueria: About 1.5 km away, you will find this indoor market where you can find everything from fruits and vegetables to dairy and meat.
Sagrada Familia: Located less than 2 km away, this incomplete Roman Catholic church is yet another handiwork by Gaudi.
A. Yes, you can purchase Casa Batllo tickets online.
A. Casa Batlló ticket price start at €35. You can find all tours and tickets for Casa Batlló here.
A. While the Casa Batlló 10 D Experience tickets cannot be canceled, amended, or rescheduled, the Barcelona Pass can be canceled anytime during the life of the pass, as long as it has not been activated.
Q. Children up to 12 years can go for free and students, youth aged 13-17, as well as seniors aged 65 and above, enjoy reduced ticket pricing on the Casa Batlló 10 D Experience Tickets. Children aged 3-12 enjoy reduced ticket pricing for the Barcelona Pass.
A. The best way to buy Casa Batlló tickets is to purchase them online as it allows you to book your tickets for the day of your choice, avoid the long lines, avail great discounts, and more importantly, enjoy cashless transactions.
A. The Casa Batlló 10 D Experience tickets cannot be canceled, amended, or rescheduled. The Barcelona Pass, however, can be canceled anytime, as long as it has not been activated.
A. An audio guide is available in 15 languages, which allows you learn about Casa Batlló, while you explore the house at your own pace.
A. To avoid the crowds, visit Casa Batlló during the early hours or the late afternoons.
A. Yes, you can visit the whole house on a wheelchair.
A. Yes, you can click photographs, but, only for personal purposes.
A. The Simbòlic store carries an exclusive collection featuring designs of Casa Batlló.