Casa Batllo
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Casa Batlló Night Visit with Welcome Drink
Casa Batlló Entry with Self-Audioguide Tour
Casa Batlló: Evening Ticket
Casa Batlló: Entry Ticket
Casa Batlló: Guided Tour in Japanese
Casa Batlló: Guided Tour in Chinese
Casa Batlló: Fast Track Ticket + Guided Tour
Casa Batlló, Casa Milà & Casa Vicens Guided Tour
3 Houses of Gaudí
Best of Barcelona Bundle
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Good to know
Practical notes before your visit.
Planning your visit
Casa Batlló is one of Antoni Gaudí’s defining works of Catalan Modernism, set on Barcelona’s Passeig de Gràcia in the Illa de la Discòrdia, also called the Block of Discord. Its façade has earned the nicknames House of Bones, Casa dels ossos, House of the Dragon and Casa dels antifaços because of its bone-like columns, mask-shaped balconies and dragon-like roof. The building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Inside, allow about 1 hour 15 minutes for the main visit. Focus on the Noble Floor, the light-filled attic with its catenary arches, the organic courtyard and the Dragon's Back roof terrace. Look closely at the changing colours of the Trencadís mosaic and use the AR SmartGuide or audio content to understand how nature, movement and the Legend of Saint George shape the design. Josep Maria Jujol’s influence is also worth noting when exploring Catalan decorative details.
For transport, Passeig de Gràcia metro station is the most convenient stop, served by the L3 Metro line and L4; Pl. Catalunya and Diagonal are around a 10-minute walk away. Check the current opening hours before travelling, as special experiences such as a Magic Nights concert ticket may operate outside the usual daytime schedule. General Admission visits normally use a timed entry, so arrive for the selected slot rather than relying on fast track entry or skip-the-line tickets to remove every access step.
Casa Batlló offers wheelchair accessibility throughout the house, including the roof terrace, with priority-use lifts. Large luggage is inconvenient because there are no lockers; strollers are stored and baby carriers are available. Leave bulky bags at your accommodation and bring only what you need for the visit.
Before you buy
Concrete caveats: security, bags, cancellation, time slots.
- Buying tickets at the physical ticket office costs €4 to €15 more per ticket compared to booking online in advance.
- The cheapest standard ticket (Blue) excludes access to the rooftop terrace, the Gaudí Dome, private rooms, and the virtual reality tablet.
- Priority or fast-track tickets do not bypass the mandatory security check, which can create queues during peak hours.
- Strict indoor capacity limits mean you may face entry delays even with a timed-entry ticket if the building is full.
- Free admission for children under 12 and other standard discounts (students, seniors) do not apply to the 'Magical Nights' evening concert events.
- Standard tickets (Blue, Silver, Gold) are generally non-refundable unless you upgrade to a Platinum ticket or purchase a flexible cancellation option.
- Large bags, backpacks, tripods, and selfie sticks are restricted inside the narrow historic rooms and must be stored before entry.
Frequently asked questions
The things people ask most.
Do I need to print my Casa Batlló ticket, and how strict are the timed entry slots?
Mobile tickets are fully accepted; you only need to show the barcode on your smartphone. You must arrive during your selected 15-minute time slot, as late arrivals may be denied entry if the venue is at capacity.
What is the cancellation and refund policy for Casa Batlló tickets?
Official Blue, Silver, and Gold tickets are non-refundable and non-reschedulable. Only the premium Platinum ticket includes free cancellation and date changes, though third-party sellers like Tiqets may offer optional cancellation protection at checkout.
Is it better to buy tickets on the official website or through partner platforms?
The official site offers the lowest base rates if you book well in advance, saving up to €15 compared to walk-up prices. Partner platforms are useful for booking last-minute slots, securing flexible cancellation terms, or purchasing multi-attraction bundles.
What are the security rules regarding bags, strollers, and photography?
Large bags and luggage are not allowed inside, and there are no lockers or luggage storage facilities on-site. Strollers cannot be taken into the historic rooms to protect the building, but Casa Batlló provides free baby carriers and stroller storage.
How do free and reduced-price tickets work for children and disabled visitors?
Children aged 0–12 enter free but must have a free timed ticket reserved online. Disabled visitors receive a €6 discount, and their accompanying companion enters completely free (the companion ticket must be collected at the ticket office with official documentation).
What is the main bottleneck inside the venue, and how can I avoid the crowds?
The narrow historic staircases, the Gaudí Cube, and the rooftop terrace experience the worst congestion. Booking the "Be the First" 8:30 AM slot or visiting after 6:00 PM are the best ways to explore with fewer crowds.



