Casa Batlló
Casa Batlló
4.5
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
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09:00 - 20:15
Monday
09:00 - 20:15
Tuesday
09:00 - 20:15
Wednesday
09:00 - 20:15
Thursday
09:00 - 20:15
Friday
08:30 - 20:15
Saturday
08:30 - 20:15
Sunday
08:30 - 20:15
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Welcome to Barcelona's magical house. A Gaudí masterpiece. A unique immersive experience. International Exhibition of the Year 2022. Children free up to 12 years old.
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Neighbourhood: Eixample
Passing through the glorious Plaça Catalunya, you enter the newer city district of Eixample, literally translated as “extension,” which immediately becomes recognisable by its more spacious streets and elegant atmosphere. The main artery of this sizable district, Passeig de Gracia, is lined with high-end international designer stores. Not to be outdone, the glitz and glamour of this zone is perhaps best exemplified by the comfortable and lavish five-star hotels that flank the divine and modernistic buildings from some of the world’s most recognised architects such as Gaudi and Montaner.
How to get there
- Passeig de Gràcia • 4 min walk
- Provença • 8 min walk
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- Last_GirlLos Angeles, California59 contributionsYou have to visit Casa Batllo!!Casa Batllo was probably my favorite part of visiting Barcelona. We booked directly through the Casa Batllo website and opted for the “Gold” self guided tour for €35/each. When we arrived just before 10am there was already a bit of a queue going, but with the gold tour you completely skip the line and go right in. I recommend scheduling as early as possible because the house does get really crowded. The gold tour allowed us to enter a room that wasn’t available to any of the other tours - make sure you get your photo taken on the settee! They also gave us a free bottle of water when we exited the room. The audio guide was great and I really liked the augmented reality part. I’m normally a huge fan of private guides, but we thought the audio guide they provided was perfect and I don’t think the tour is really long enough to warrant getting a guide. Even the gift shop was awesome. I never (ever!!!) buy souvenirs but I bought a few pieces of fun Gaudi inspired jewelry and even an illustrated print of Casa Batllo. I absolutely love Gaudi and to me, Casa Batllo is his most whimsical and fun work. It really is magical - make sure you don’t skip it when you visit Barcelona!Visited January 2020Travelled as a coupleWritten 9 January 2020
- PMM22Edinburgh, United Kingdom203 contributionsAmazing architectureThere are currently 2 different visits on offer. One is the torchlight visit and the other is the daytime visit. There are different levels of daytime visits available offering priority access and access to an additional area. The restoration is being funded by paid tourist visits and the audio guide provides some fascinating information about the project. It also superimposes furniture into the rooms to show how they may have looked in the past. What a fascinating structure!Visited January 2020Travelled with friendsWritten 5 January 2020
- mpl1914 contributionsAmazing exposure to Gaudi's art as well as his engineering in his architectureWe paid for our admission and audio guide at the Barcelona tourist info and were happy to get a 5:30 admission which allowed us to see the incredible rooftop in daylight as well as at night. There were beautiful views of Barcelona from up there in all directions. Inside we were mesmerized by how Gaudi married beauty and function in designing this amazing house. The audio guide was informative and we found that the Casa Batllo wasn't nearly as crowded as some of his other properties but allowed us to appreciate his work at our own pace. It was definitely much more pallatable to the crowds and noise at the other more popular properties.Visited January 2020Written 20 January 2020
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Angie L
Fullerton, CA31 contributions
Sep 2023 • Friends
Such a fascinating place to explore! We paid for the Gold ticket (think it was 45 euros) which included the audio tour guide, private apartment and Cube experience at the end. Oh, and Fascinating and intrigueing!!! We spent an Hour and a half and thoroughly enjoyed every part of it. One of our favorites in Barcelona, Spain.
Written 30 September 2023
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA15,922 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
One of the most outstanding Modernista design buildings in BCN. Since it is along the Passeig de Gracia, a very wide street with wide sidewalks, it is well-positioned to view and to take photos. This is a major tourist site and there area always big crowds around, except late at night.
Written 30 September 2023
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Jennifer19542013
Toronto, Canada2 contributions
Sep 2023 • Solo
I paid 34 euros and the self guided tour took only 45 minutes - the rooms were somewhat interesting but I would have appreciated furniture in them to see how they were set up when people lived there. I would have rated higher if the price was cheaper - it was just too expensive for the experience.
Written 29 September 2023
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retiredhaha
New Jersey1,769 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
The lines for entering interior of the casa are long; recommend for the early showing or booked at the premises website for the evening concert. Avoid the midday crowd, personally I thought the building is way over rated.
Written 29 September 2023
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Kevin W
London239 contributions
Sep 2023 • Solo
There are many options here and many prices with discounts for pre-purchase from their website. I bought the gold ticket which includes entry to the family room and the tablet which is a combined audio/VR guide.
It starts with a rather mysterious dark room with a platform slowly moving around a mannequin slouched over a desk illuminated by projectors. This is apparently a trip into Gaudi's mind. On reflection, I think it's really there to regulate the flow of people into the tablet collection area. The tablet comes with proper headphones which seemed a bit bulky at first but I later appreciated them as they block out a lot of the noise around you. The audio tour is well made and takes you on a prescribed path around the house. The VR thing seemed a bit pointless and distracting initially as it includes various fantasy/silly animations. I did have a quick look at the tablet in each room as it helped to visualise what the room looked like with furniture and without tourists milling around. Icons for each room allow you to select the audio/visual entry so you can progress at your own rate or repeat them as desired.
The interiors are very interesting. I was surprised by how elegant the use of wood and glass was. This felt like a contrast to the "slap around some colourful tiles/tesserae" aspect of Gaudi's work.
I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the family room (gold ticket only). It's nice to see a furnished room and it's a brief serene experience away from the crowds. The crowds can be quite entertaining, there was at least one small group that were taking professional-looking photos in each room.
There's a strange immersive cube experience at the end with some claims about creation using machine learning, the handiwork of Refik Anadol Studio. It's a room with screens on the walls, ceilings and floors. They let maybe 50 people in at a time for a minute or two of video. This is a form of "cave automatic virtual environment" - interesting to see, certainly not cheap to setup but didn't really add anything for me.
I would rate the house as excellent, but it's slightly too crowded and just feels too expensive for a 70 minute recorded tour of a house including two (yes, two!) gift shops and a bar on the roof, hence the three star rating. I'd suggest having a read about Casa Mila and Casa Vicens to work out which houses you wish to visit and try to evaluate value for money.
It is a remarkably slick, commercial experience, someone with real business expertise has set all of this up to maximise the flow of people and revenue. If you want to learn how to setup an enjoyable and highly profitable exhibition then definitely pay this place a visit.
It starts with a rather mysterious dark room with a platform slowly moving around a mannequin slouched over a desk illuminated by projectors. This is apparently a trip into Gaudi's mind. On reflection, I think it's really there to regulate the flow of people into the tablet collection area. The tablet comes with proper headphones which seemed a bit bulky at first but I later appreciated them as they block out a lot of the noise around you. The audio tour is well made and takes you on a prescribed path around the house. The VR thing seemed a bit pointless and distracting initially as it includes various fantasy/silly animations. I did have a quick look at the tablet in each room as it helped to visualise what the room looked like with furniture and without tourists milling around. Icons for each room allow you to select the audio/visual entry so you can progress at your own rate or repeat them as desired.
The interiors are very interesting. I was surprised by how elegant the use of wood and glass was. This felt like a contrast to the "slap around some colourful tiles/tesserae" aspect of Gaudi's work.
I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the family room (gold ticket only). It's nice to see a furnished room and it's a brief serene experience away from the crowds. The crowds can be quite entertaining, there was at least one small group that were taking professional-looking photos in each room.
There's a strange immersive cube experience at the end with some claims about creation using machine learning, the handiwork of Refik Anadol Studio. It's a room with screens on the walls, ceilings and floors. They let maybe 50 people in at a time for a minute or two of video. This is a form of "cave automatic virtual environment" - interesting to see, certainly not cheap to setup but didn't really add anything for me.
I would rate the house as excellent, but it's slightly too crowded and just feels too expensive for a 70 minute recorded tour of a house including two (yes, two!) gift shops and a bar on the roof, hence the three star rating. I'd suggest having a read about Casa Mila and Casa Vicens to work out which houses you wish to visit and try to evaluate value for money.
It is a remarkably slick, commercial experience, someone with real business expertise has set all of this up to maximise the flow of people and revenue. If you want to learn how to setup an enjoyable and highly profitable exhibition then definitely pay this place a visit.
Written 29 September 2023
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Chris P
Market Harborough, UK59 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
This was a very interesting place to visit. The self-guided tour was easy to use and informative. The place itself is full of style, is colourful and has fascinating architecture. Would highly recommend a visit.
Written 27 September 2023
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Ronmgr
Vancouver, Canada29 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
It’s interesting to see however, you are definitely pushed through like cattle. A lot of stairs. Yet, the work of Gaudi is outstanding
Written 26 September 2023
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Lew D
Rio Verde, AZ142 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
We missed this the first time we were in Barcelona but, in our opinion, is much better than some of the other Goudy exhibits. How he redesigned this house (building) to accommodate style, livability, and climate is amazing.
Put it on your bucket list if you have not been there.
Put it on your bucket list if you have not been there.
Written 25 September 2023
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Lala M
1 contribution
Sep 2023 • Couples
If you are in Barcelona, you can not miss this house. I also paid for the interactive tour ( which comes with a pad ) do not miss it. !!! Love the whole experience. If you like art. You are in the heart of it.
Written 25 September 2023
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travelmum555
Haddenham, UK212 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
Great to view the interior of this building as well as the outside. Had audio guide and also opted for the modern light show in the basement. An interesting visit with some very unique architecture.
Written 24 September 2023
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Sarah J
Montreal, Canada3 contributions
Do I need to purchase a ticket for my baby who will sit on my lap for the Magic Nights performance?
permia
Ireland40,479 contributions
Hello Sarah J.
Sorry I can't assist you with your query.
Suggest you try and contact the attraction directly. Or possibly ask your question in the TripAdvisor Forum.
Enjoy.
Karina M
Portugal
¿Es necesario presentar la tarjeta de estudiante internacional o el comprobante de inscripción y pago de la escuela portuguesa, es suficiente?
permia
Ireland40,479 contributions
Sorry, cannot help you with this query!
Possibly if you contact the Casa directly, or post your query on the TripAdvisor Forum, you may get the answer.
Enjoy
Andreacarr
14 contributions
How many stairs to casa batllo? Is it a long stairway?
gringottsgoblin
dublin356 contributions
I walked up but used an elevator to get down
Jocelyn M. A
69 contributions
How do you access the audio guide? Do I need wired or wireless headset? Or is it through my phone?
Anna G
Boston, MA164 contributions
They give you the whole set. It is not done through your phone
Are teenagers allowed at Magic Nights?
Elvis A
Leicester, UK44 contributions
It would depend on the magic night. Since the place is essentially a night clun/bar with special events your best bet would be to look at the terms and conditions of the event as there is a bar and alcohol is served.
Justasmartgirl
1 contribution
Hi, is there an age limit for student discount at Casa Batlo if you have a student card?
Evelyn R
San Mateo, CA16 contributions
The ticket site only says Student Card but no age noted.
Discount is -6€. Tickets start at 25€
Buenas tardes! estoy por viajar a Barcelona en Agosto y quisiera saber si las entradas para la casa Batló y la Sagrada Familia las puedo sacar ahi mismo o las tengo que sacar con anterioridad.
Diana S
Buenos Aires, Argentina84 contributions
La entrada a la Sagrada Familia conviene que la saques online porque hay mucha cola para entrar pero si tienes reserva la cola es más corta.
En cambio para la casa Batlló, pudes comprarla en el lugar. No hay tanta cola. Por lo menos cuando yo fui en marzo de este año. No te arrepentirás de visitar estos dos lugares!
gloria b
5 contributions
Se visito Casa Batllo' e' possibile evitare di passare o vedere la scala di Kengo Kuma e il cubo di Gaudi Refik Anadol?
Aldo-viaggia-e-gusta
Savona, Italy168 contributions
Scusa Gloria ma ho cambiato cellulare e non ero più entrato. Quindi nessun avviso. Io sono andato per conto mio e non con agenzia quindi ho visitato ciò che più mi interessava, non ho avuto nessuna priorità imposta, ti consiglio di prenotare, le file sono lunghe e al caldo si soffre
gloria b
5 contributions
Quanti gradini ci sono per arrivare fino in cima?grazie
Alfact56
Sicily, Italy87 contributions
Quelli di un palazzo di 5 piani (compresa la terrazza): Non li senti particolarmente, perchè non li devi salire tutti insieme (ad ogni piano ti fermi per visitare gli ambienti). C'è un ascensore di cui, ritengo, consentano l'utilizzo per qualche visitatore che ha problemi.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Batlló
- Casa Batlló is open:
- Mon - Thu 09:00 - 20:15
- Fri - Sun 08:30 - 20:15
- Casa Batlló admission prices can vary. Entrance tickets currently cost €36.26, while a popular guided tour starts around €8.28 per person. See all 215 Casa Batlló tickets and tours on Tripadvisor
- Casa Batlló can be crowded, so we recommend booking e-tickets ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund. See all 215 Casa Batlló tickets and tours on Tripadvisor
- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Casa Batlló:
- Casa Batlló Admission Ticket with Intelligent Audio Guide (From €36.26)
- Sagrada Familia and Gaudi Private Tour with Skip the Line Tickets (From €100.48)
- The Most Complete Full Day Private Tour with Sagrada Familia and Park Guell (From €205.11)
- Barcelona in One Day: Sagrada Familia, Park Guell & Old Town with Hotel Pick-up (From €103.07)
- Barcelona Private Walking Tour with Skip the Line La Pedrera and Casa Batllo (From €274.51)
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- (0.15 km) Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona
- Restaurants near Casa Batlló:
- (0.03 km) Faborit Casa Amatller
- (0.03 km) Faborit Fresh Bar
- (0.04 km) Pans & Company
- (0.16 km) Restaurante El Tros De La Rambla
- (0.10 km) Vinitus Madrid-Barcelona