Casa Batlló - Gaudi's architectural masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site

Highlights

You already have your tickets for Barcelona in your pocket at home: this is city travelling the smart way
The entrance ticket for Casa Batlló is included in your Barcelona City Pass
No advance booking required for this attraction - your City Pass is your admission ticket

No queues at the ticket office or ticket counter and at the time of day that suits you best
Main Hall: experience the architectural splendour of Barcelona around 1900
The world-famous roof terrace of Casa Batlló with views over the entire city
A majestic descent into the basement of the house, designed by the internationally renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.
Gaudí Cube by Refik Anadol: New media artist Refik Anadol takes visitors into the mind of Gaudí in a ground-breaking 360º experience.
Audio guide: Music by British composer Dani Howard. Available in 15 languages.

Casa Batlló: A masterpiece by Gaudí

What awaits you on site

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Strolling through the popular Passeig de Gràcia makes the hearts of all architecture lovers beat faster. Passeig de Gràcia is practically unique in the world: there are two buildings on the same street that have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and were designed by the same architect, Antoni Gaudí. We are talking about Casa Batlló and Casa Milà.

Casa Batlló at 43 Passeig de Gràcia is an outstanding example of Gaudí's innovative architecture and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005. Gaudí combined stone, glass, ceramics and iron to create a unique façade that creates a poetic interplay of light and shadow in the sunlight. The ‘trencadís’ technique, which adorns both the façade and the interior and was personally supervised by Gaudí, is particularly noteworthy.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the industrialist Josep Batlló bought a building constructed in 1877 and commissioned Gaudí to renovate it in 1904. Gaudí decided to preserve the original structure and design it creatively instead of building from scratch. He personally designed and supervised the renovation work, including the famous trencadís and ceramic panels.

In addition to its architectural brilliance, Casa Batlló is also characterised by sustainable technologies that save energy and water, such as rainwater harvesting and solar energy. The building is thus an example of a successful combination of beauty and environmental awareness.

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Address:
Passeig de Gràcia 43
08007 Barcelona

Good to know

Opening hours
Daily from Monday to Sunday: 09:00 am - 8:00 pm

The ticket includes the entrance fee, an audio guide in 15 languages and access to the Gaudí Cube (360º). You save €35.
Accessibility: As this is a historic building, some areas of Casa Battlo may be difficult to access for people with reduced mobility.
Text guide: The written text of the audio guide is available in Spanish, Catalan, English, French, Italian, Russian, German, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Romanian, Polish, Cantonese Chinese and Dutch.
Audio guide: The audio guide is available in Spanish, Catalan, English, French, Italian, Russian, German, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Romanian, Polish, Cantonese Chinese and Dutch.

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