Casa Batlló

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    5 Architectural Facts about Casa Batlló

    Antoni Gaudí saw nature as his muse and used its patterns and shapes to create architectural masterpieces. Casa Batlló is one example that reflects his ingenious imagination, and it should top your list when visiting Barcelona.

    • History

      1. History

      In 1904, the Batlló family asked Gaudí to turn their building into an unrivaled showpiece and allowed him free rein to bring his whims of creativity to life. He clearly succeeded.

    • Architecture

      2. Architecture

      Gaudí's technqiue, with the use of stone, glass, color, and abstract shapes on Casa Batlló's undulating facade and in its interior, illustrates his brilliance of Catalan Modernism.

    • Noble Room

      3. Noble Room

      It's where the Batlló family lived, and it exudes sheer elegance. The mushroom-shaped alcove, with benches to sit by a fire, is an example of Gaudí's gifted mind at work.

    • Interior

      4. Interior

      The use of warm tones and wood creates a harmonious flow throughout. The building's shaft, lined with cool shades of exquisite, blue tiles, fills Casa Batlló with natural light.

    • Roof

      5. Roof

      Eccentric chimneys rise behind what appears to be the contour of a dragon's back, which crowns the roof. The sequence of colored tiles enhances the effect of a scaly surface.

    Planning Your Visit

    • Casa Batlló Tickets

      Admission always includes a great audio guide. When you purchase a ticket online, you'll also receive a video guide, which allows you to see what some of the rooms would have virtually looked like when furnished. This feature costs extra at the ticket window. When booking online, you can also add on the "fast pass" to avoid a long wait in line.

    • Opening Hours

      Casa Batlló is open 365 days a year, from 9:00AM - 9:00PM (last entry is at 8:00PM). Allow yourself 1 - 2 hours to appreciate this amazing building.

    • Casa Batlló Address

      Located at Passeig de Gràcia 43 in Barcelona's Eixample district. Metro station: Passeig de Gràcia (Line 3)

    Good to know

    • When should I visit?
      Open everyday from 9:00AM to 9:00PM, last entry is at 8:00PM
    • Is it expensive?
      Adults 18+ are 21.50€, seniors 65+ and juniors 7-18 are 18.50€ and children are free!
    • Will I need a guide?
      Admission always includes an audio guide, but purchase your ticket online and you'll also get a video guide for free!
    • How to get there
      This attraction is within walking distance from most hotels in city center!
    • Additional information

      • Children must be accompanied by a parent

      • Allow 1-2 hours to experience Casa Batlló

    What people are saying about Casa Batlló

    Overall rating

    4.6 / 5

    based on 2,922 reviews

    The skip-the-line tickets are nice although the timing that we visited Casa Batllo and La Sagrada Familia on a Sunday also seemed less busy. There were 15 of us and it was a good group size and with the earphones, it was easy to hear the narration and jokes by Javier. However I thought Javier could have done a better job ensuring that all 15 of us were together before moving off to different spots to explain the attractions. The transportation was comfortable and prompt by David.

    The World of Gaudi Complete Tour Reviewed by Anonymous, 12/26/2019

    Getting the Barcelona Hop on Hop off ticket through GetYourGuide was a good decision. The Hop on Hop off tour is a great way to start your stay in a city as you get to see so much that you can plan to return to later in your stay. The staff on the buses were all really helpful and the audio guide was good - although in one bus it was a bit behind where we were travelling but that was a minor hiccup really. All in all a great tour

    Barcelona Hop-on Hop-off Tour: 1 or 2- Day Ticket Reviewed by Teri, 10/28/2019

    The hop on hop off bus was a great way to see all over the city and get off at certain points. We did the whole tour first and stayed on for one circuit, then decided where we wanted to get off later. Having the commentary explain what everything was, was really helpful. The buses came every 10 -15 minutes so we never had to wait around for very long A really great way to see the city

    Barcelona Hop-on Hop-off Tour: 1 or 2- Day Ticket Reviewed by Zara, 2/26/2020

    This is a complete tour of Gaudí’s work in Barcelona: Sagrada Familia. Park Güell and Casa Battlo. We went from one location to the other in a bus. Park Guell is just so charming and definitely a must visit in Barcelona. It’s also a bonus to walk the street of Passeig de Gracia and see Casa Milà on our way to Casa Battlo.

    Barcelona: Best of Gaudi Half-Day Tour with Casa Batllo Reviewed by Leah, 2/19/2020

    We had a two day pass but didn’t realize they had to be consecutive days. Due to the strike occurring, buses not running we were not able to use the second day. We were refunded for the one day. I think the consecutive days should be clearer in the advertising.

    Barcelona Hop-on Hop-off Tour: 1 or 2- Day Ticket Reviewed by Anonymous, 10/24/2019

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