Casa Batlló Tickets and Information

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Popular Tickets for Casa Batlló

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Casa Batlló: Standard Entrance Ticket (Blue)

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What's Included

• Prices from: €35.00
• Casa Batlló Standard Blue Entry Ticket
• Audio guide available in 15 languages
• Access to Gaudí Cube (360º)

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Casa Batlló: Premium Entrance Ticket (Gold)

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What's Included

• Prices from: €45.00
• Casa Batlló VIP Fast-Track Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
• Tablet
• Access to Gaudí Cube (360º) & Dome
• Access to the council of the Batllo
• Access to the Private residence of the Batllós

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Casa Batlló + Casa Milà La Pedrera Combination Ticket

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What's Included

• Prices from: €63.00
• Casa Batlló Standard (Blue) Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
• Access to Gaudí Cube (360º)
• Casa Milà skip-the-line Entry ticket (access to Gaudí's La Pedrera + Audio Guide)
• Plensa's works displayed in the usual visit itinerary

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Is Casa Batlló Worth Visiting?

As one of Barcelona's most popular tourist attractions, we definitely think so. Gaudi's properties are never run of the mill and Casa Batlló is no exception. As you approach it from the outside, you can see straight away its not a normal house and that continues on the inside. Those interested in architecture and especially Gaudi, won't be disappointed. However, it's also an incredible place to visit for those not interested in architecture and Gaudi, simply because it's just so different. How many houses do you visit that have chimney stacks like that or skylights that resemble turtle shells! Gaudi's process ensured his designs were useable as well as being different. Casa Batlló is most definitely worth a visit in our opinion!

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What You See When Visiting Casa Batlló

• The outside of Casa Batlló
• The inside of Casa Batlló
• Gaudi's famous architectural designs
• The famous roof terrace

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Casa Batlló Fun Facts

• Casa Batlló has been a UNESCO site since 2005!
• You won't find any straight lines in Casa Batlló due to Gaudi taking inspiration from nature!
• The Casa Batlló roof is often referred to as the 'Dragon's Back' due to its similarity.
• You will find multiple Bat symbols inside the property, linking it to the 'Batlló' family!
• Look closely and you may be able to spot the underwater theme/resemblance inside Casa Batlló!
• Gaudi's loved using natural light, so the central light well is one of his creations to help natural light flood the property.
• The colourful broken tiles used on the front of the property is a technique called 'Trencadis'.

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About Casa Batlló

Casa Batlló was originally built by Emilio Sala Cortes, who also happened to be one of Antoni Gaudi’s architecture professors, in 1877. However, the property was then purchased by Mr. Josep Batlló y Casanovas in 1903.

Batlló, a well-known businessman and textile industrialist with several factories in Barcelona, commissioned Antoni Gaudi and gave him full creative freedom to do as he wished with the property. Gaudi finished the property in 1906.

Casa Batlló was then sold by the Batlló family during the 1950’s and between then and the 1990’s the property had multiple owners until the 1990’s when the Bernat family purchased it, and still own it to this day and have fully restored it to its former glory.

In 1995, the Bernat family took the decision to open Casa Batlló to the public in order that it could be enjoyed as part of the Gaudi collection. Casa Batlló is also listed by UNESCO World Heritage as part of the ‘Works of Gaudi’ and welcomes around 1,000,000 visitors per year and is another of Barcelona’s most highly rated cultural and tourist attractions.

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Casa Batlló - Digital Mapping Projections

Casa Batlló has recently teamed up with two incredible digital artists, Refik Anadol & Sofia Crespo on separate occasions. Both used their skills to bring the façade to life in a whole new way, with digital mapping. Both drew crowds of thousands to watch the amazing performances, which were mapped to the façade. The shows incorporated various aspects, including Gaudi's love of nature. The precision on both shows was nothing short of spectacular. Click HERE to watch the YouTube video.

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Back for a short-time only: "Casa Batlló - A Winter Night". Click HERE for ticket details.

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The Inside of Casa Batlló

Antoni Gaudi didn't do anything normally. Everything was above and beyond to meet his standards and interior of Casa Batlló is no exception. Gaudi worked with some of the best artisans of the time bringing together a mixture of wrought iron, wood, stained glass, ceramic and stone ornaments, amongst other materials, to bring his vision together and to ensure the detail and quality was to his standard, which can be seen throughout the house. From the way the light pours through the stained glass windows, to the letters found on the doors leading to the various areas of the house. Gaudi, although using colours and textures throughout, always made sure the property was functional though.

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Casa Batlló Facade

The Casa Batlló facade instantly shows its not a normal property. Covered in small pieces of broken ceramic tiles in shades of blue, green and mauve, the incredible colourful mosaic is meant to resemble an underwater world. The process is called 'trencadis' and is a signature style of Gaudi. The facade also features distinctive balconies that have been designed to look like masks or skulls and made out of intricate ironwork. The main balcony which has the nickname of the "bone balcony" actually resembles a jawbone! The roof also features colourful tiles to ensure it all flows.

The Casa Batlló Entrance

The grand communal entrance hall located on the ground floor leads to what was the Batllo's own private entrance hall. Designed to transport you to an underwater environment theme and possibly inspired by Jules Verne's novel 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, the skylights resemble turtle shells and the vaulted walls have curved shapes to flow and they are accompanied by the magnificent wooden staircase and the smooth carved banister is meant to represent the backbone of a large animal as it raises up to the next floor.

The Noble Floor Casa Batlló

The Noble Floor is next and is the heart of the house and of course, magnificent. The floor is home to what was Mr. Batllo's study and is home to an incredible mushroom-shaped fireplace! Next is the main living room of the house where you are greeted by an incredible window that takes centre stage of the room. The window looks down on Paseo de Gracia, which would have been incredibly important at the time as Paseo de Gracia was the place to be seen. The room is home to grand oak doors and an incredible wavy ceiling, again with its resemblance to an underwater land.

Patio of Lights

The Patio of Lights is an important part of the house as it helps to distribute air and light around the property. Gaudi found this space incredibly important and even extended the original plan to ensure it was a large enough space. The space is covered with incredible blue tiles to reflect the light and are varying tones of blue.

Indoor Garden

The family's private dining room which is also located on The Noble Floor leads to a wonderful spacious private courtyard at the rear of the property, which meant it got a degree of privacy. The floor is paved with incredible tiles with pots to accompany to add decorative elements to the space.

The Loft

The loft space is another incredible and unique space with its combination of aesthetics and practicality. Originally used as a service area for the tenants for such purposes as laundry and storage. Its again full of curved walls creating light and depth to the room and is meant to evoke the ribcage of an animal!

The Casa Batlló Roof Terrace

Then there's the roof terrace of the property. A space that most visitors will likely recognise instantly as its one of the most famous areas of the property. The colours and the chimney stacks which instantly catch your gaze and cleverly designed to prevent backdraughts. The area is commonly referred to as the dragon's back due to the shapes and the flowing contours.

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Interesting Facts About Casa Batlló

1. The locals refer to Casa Batlló as the House of Bones
2. It was built on Passeig de Gracia because it was the fashionable place to be seen
3. It was actually Antoni Gaudi's architectural professor that started the original property
4. Gaudi liked to use natural light to help brighten his properties which is part of the design and features
5. Antoni Gaudi was inspired by nature and wanted his properties to be inspired by nature also which is why you rarely find straight lines in them
6. Casa Batlló was nominated for architecture awards and lost to others!
7. Antoni Gaudi is responsible for some of Barcelona's biggest tourist attractions, with Casa Batlló being one of them! Others being La Sagrada Familia, Park Güell & Casa Mila (La Pedrera), all being some of Barcelona's most popular tourist attractions.

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Why Was Casa Batlló Built on Passeig de Gracia

Passeig de Gracia was the place to be seen and one of the most famous and significant avenues in Barcelona, so having a property there showed your influence and wealth. It holds great historical, architectural, cultural, and commercial importance and is renowned for its stunning modernist architecture. The avenue actually has two open Gaudi properties on it, Casa Batlló and Casa Mila - La Pedrera and both being major tourist attractions for the city.

Passeig de Gracia also reflects the cultural heritage of Barcelona. The avenue has witnessed the city's transformation over the years from a prosperous industrial district to a vibrant cultural and commercial hub. The architecture and history of the properties on the avenue provide a glimpse into the city's rich past and artistic legacy.

Passeig de Gracia is still a renowned shopping destination and home to prestigious international brands and luxury boutiques. The avenue is lined with upscale fashion stores, jewellery shops, and high-end designer boutiques which attract both locals and tourists seeking a premium shopping experience.

As well as being home to Gaudi’s Casa Batlló and Casa Mila - La Pedrera, Passeig de Gracia is also home to other incredible properties including Casa Amatller, which was designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Casa Amatller (which we also sell tickets for!) showcases a unique blend of Catalan modernism and neo-Gothic influences. Casa Amatller is definitely also worth a visit if you are interested in architecture.

Passeig de Gracia is a bustling avenue, offering a lively and vibrant atmosphere. A popular meeting point for locals and tourists alike, who come to stroll, shop, or relax at the outdoor cafés.

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Awards and recognition for Casa Batlló

• In 1962 Casa Batlló was named a "National Cultural Asset of Catalonia (BCIN)"
• In 1969 Casa Batlló was named a "Cultural Asset of Spain (BIC)"
• In 2005 Casa Batlló received its UNESCO World Heritage Site status
• In 2006 Casa Batlló received "The Award for the Conservation of Architectural Heritage"
• In 2008 Casa Batlló was named "One of the Seven Wonders of the Cultural Heritage of Barcelona"

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Popular Casa Batlló Ticket Options

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Casa Batlló Standard Entrance Ticket (Blue)‍

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What's Included

• Prices from: €35.00
• Casa Batlló Standard Blue Entry Ticket
• Audio guide available in 15 languages
• Access to Gaudí Cube (360º)

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Casa Batlló + Casa Milà - La Pedrera Combination Ticket

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What's Included

• Prices from: €63.00
• Casa Batlló Standard (Blue) Entry Ticket (including audio guide and access to the Gaudí Cube (360º))
• Casa Milà - La Pedrera Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket

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Casa Batlló: Premium Entrance Ticket (Gold)‍

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What's Included

• Prices from: €45.00
• Casa Batlló Fast-Track VIP Entry Ticket
• Audio guide available in 15 languages
• Tablet
• Access to Gaudí Cube (360º)
• Access to Gaudí Dome (immersive)
• Access to the council of Batlló
• Access to the Private residence of the Batlló's
• Flexible booing and free cancellation

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Casa Batlló + Sagrada Familia Combination Ticket

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What's Included

• Prices from: €64.47
• Casa Batlló Standard (Blue) Entry Ticket (including audio guide and access to the Gaudí Cube (360º))
• Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Entry Ticket (including access to the museum inside Sagrada Familia and downloadable Sagrada Familia app with audio guide)

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Casa Batlló: Upgraded Entrance Ticket (Silver)‍

What's Included

• Prices from: €43.00
• Casa Batlló Upgraded Entry Ticket
• Audio guide available in 15 languages
• Tablet
• Access to Gaudí Cube (360º)
• Access to Gaudí Dome (immersive)
• Access to the Original Concierge Room

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Casa Batlló: Be the First! Entrance Ticket‍

What's Included

• Prices from: €45.00
• Casa Batlló Fast-Track Entry Ticket
• Audio guide available in 15 languages
• Tablet
• Access to Gaudí Cube (360º)
• Access to Gaudí Dome (immersive)
• Access to the council of the Batlló
• Morning time-slot with less visitors

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Casa Batlló + Park Güell Combination Ticket‍

What's Included

• Prices from: €48.50
• Casa Batlló Standard (Blue) Entry Ticket (including audio guide and access to Gaudí Cube (360º))
• Park Güell Entry Ticket (including skip the line access to the Park Güell Monumental Zone)

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Best of Barcelona Bundle - Combination Pass‍

What's Included

• Prices from: €90.00
• Casa Batlló Standard (Blue) Entry Ticket (including audio guide and access to Gaudi Cube (360º))
• Sagrada Familia: Fast Track Entry Ticket (including access to the museum inside the Sagrada Familia, downloadable Sagrada Familia app with audio guide)
• Park Güell Entry Ticket (including access to the Park Güell Monumental Zone)
• Barcelona: City Audio Guide App for your Smart phone (including audio guide app with 100+ points of interest in the city, visuals, descriptions and audio commentaries by local experts, offline, interactive digital maps and navigation)
• + 10% Bonus discount on next purchase (see next page for full details)

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3 Houses of Gaudi - Combination Pass‍

What's Included

• Prices from: €79.00
• Casa Batlló Entry Ticket (including audio guide & access to the Gaudí Cube (360º))
• Casa Milà - La Pedrera Skip The Line Ticket (including audio guide)
• Casa Vicens - Skip The Line - Open Dated Ticket (including access to the rooftop and the Mediterranean Garden)
• Barcelona: City Audio Guide App for your Smart phone (including audio guide app with 100+ points of interest in the city, visuals, descriptions and audio commentaries by local experts, offline, interactive digital maps and navigation)
• + 10% Bonus discount on next purchase (see next page for full details)

Useful Information About Casa Batlló

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Casa Batlló Opening Times

• Monday: 09:00 - 20:00
• Tuesday: 09:00 - 20:00
• Wednesday: 09:00 - 20:00
• Thursday: 09:00 - 20:00
• Friday: 09:00 - 20:00
• Saturday: 09:00 - 20:00
• Sunday: 09:00 - 20:00
• LAST ENTRY: 19:15 PM

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Casa Batlló Address

Casa Batlló, Passeig de Gracia, 43, 08007, Barcelona

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Getting to Casa Batlló

• Metro: Nearest Station is Passeig de Gracia which is on L4 (Yellow Line); L2 (Purple Line) and L3 (Green Line). Look for entrance called ‘Calle Arago-Rambla Catalunya’ and its less than a 3-minute walk from each exit at the station.
• Train (RENFE): Nearest Station is Passeig De Gracia and it’s about a 1-minute walk
• Train (FGC): Nearest Station is Provenca Station. Its around a 9-minute walk
• Bus: Closest Stations are: Passeig de Gracia & Arago, Valencia. Bus numbers V15, 7, 22, 24, 20 or H10 and its about a 2-minute walk from both stations
• Hop-On Hop-Off Bus (Barcelona Bus Turistic): Closest Station is Casa Batlló – Fundacio Antoni Tapies and both Red and Blue Lines stop at the property

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Top Tips for Visiting Casa Batlló

1. Buy Tickets In Advance

Casa Batlló is one of Barcelona's most popular tourist attractions so we always suggest booking your tickets in advance to try and avoid disappointment. During peak summer month's its an incredibly popular ticket. Our Premium Entrance Ticket (CLICK HERE) also included Skip-The-Line Entry, so if you are visiting during the peak summer months, this can come in handy!

2. Choose The Right Time to Visit

If you would prefer to try and miss the crowds on your visit, we suggest either an earlier morning time slot or later in the afternoon. There will always be other people there, but the crowds may be smaller at those times. Or off-season (October - March).

3. Audio Guide

Don't forget to download the audio guide that comes with our tickets. It does provide interesting information about various aspects of the property and is designed to help enhance your visit.

4. Roof Terrace

Don't forget to visit the Roof Terrace on your visit. Its an amazing space and offers incredible views of the city. Enjoy the features up there that Gaudi designed as even the roof has his stamp on it!

5. Combination Ticket

Consider one of our combination tickets to enjoy more than one of Gaudi's properties. Our popular combination tickets are Casa Batlló + Casa Milà La Pedrera (CLICK HERE TO SEE TICKET OPTION); 3 Houses of Gaudi (CLICK HERE TO SEE TICKET OPTION); or Best of Barcelona Bundle (CLICK HERE TO SEE TICKET OPTION)

6. Check for Special Events

Check our page for special events, for example this winter (23-24), we've brought back our very popular Casa Batlló: A Night 100 Years Ago ticket. This was a very popular ticket last year. Be transported back 100 years ago and enjoy a multimedia experience where the caretaker of the Batlló grandchildren tells a story from the time. See the ticket for full details.