Not a Gaudi house, but redesigned at the same time and no less interesting. Note: It is the neighboring house of Casa Batlló, so you can visit both on the same day. There is no German-speaking tour, but there is one in English. At the beginning you get an audio guide (tablet) that first gives you an introduction to images and sound and later on to every room. The guide gives additional information and accompanies the group through the house. To protect the floors, you have to pull thin pads over your shoes. In the end, you get a cup of hot, melted chocolate with a little toasted white bread "served" at small tables in the stairwell - in our case, it slams down. In the chocolate shop you can buy sweets, but also eat something healthy.

Beautiful residence of the 900

I booked a visit to this beautiful house, a stone's throw from Batilló, being truly impressed by the sumptuous entrance staircase, the particularity of the interior and the kindness of the staff. The printed ticket was accepted without any problems. Excellent hot chocolate with biscuit bread, served in the internal courtyard of the house and included in the ticket price. Highly recommended activity, also because it is relaxing and without the crowds found in Gaudí's houses.

Beautiful place. Very friendly staff. Less visited and yet worth the visit.