Casa Batlló
A house inspired by the sea: a lobby with skylights like turtle shells and a wooden handrail carved as an animal's spine, a main floor under an undulating ceiling, a lightwell tiled in shades of blue, and a rooftop of coloured tiles known as the dragon's back. from its own pages ↗
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Advance: save up to €15 per person General Visit Audioguide available in 15 languages Different ticket types Duration: 1 hr 15 min First access: 9am | Last access: 7:45pm From €29 Children (0-12) FREE … Night Visit … First access: 8:30pm | Last access: 9:30pm From €25 Children (0-12) FREE
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Casa Batlló: address
Passeig de Gràcia 43 08007 BarcelonaOpen in Google Maps →✓ casabatllo.es · 2026-10-01Casa Batlló: what should I know before visiting?
The visit to Casa Batlló is conducted with an audio guide included in the ticket price and available in 15 languages.✓ casabatllo.es/en/visit/faqs · 2026-10-06Casa Batlló: how to get there
METRO L3 and L4: Passeig de Gràcia L1: Pl. Catalunya (10 min. walk) L5: Diagonal (10 min. walk)✓ casabatllo.es/en/visit · 2026-10-06Casa Batlló: is it wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair users are welcome to visit all areas of the house.✓ casabatllo.es/en/visit · 2026-10-06Casa Batlló: are dogs allowed?
Are animals allowed inside? Yes, under the supervision of their owners and with the approval of Casa Batlló staff.✓ casabatllo.es/en/visit/faqs · 2026-10-06Casa Batlló is a UNESCO World Heritage site and an icon of Barcelona, a must-see stop to experience Gaudí’s work and modernism at its fullest. It is also one of the most highly rated cultural and tourist attractions, welcoming 1 million visitors each year.