See & do · Landmarks & architecture
Casa Batlló
Opening hours
- Monday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM
- Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM
- Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM
- Thursday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM
- Friday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM
- Saturday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM
- Sunday: 8:30 AM – 10:30 PM
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View on mapFantastical, curving dragon-roofed apartment block, now a museum, created by architect Antoni Gaudi.via Google
Gaudí's marine-inspired residential masterpiece on Passeig de Gràcia, featuring a roof shaped like a dragon's back.
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- €€€; expensive but highly immersive; includes an interactive smart-guide.
Reviews from Google
If you are a fan of Gaudi, then you will love this tour. The building has so many beautiful features… you will not be disappointed. I paid for the Gold tour to get full access to all levels and I’m so glad I did. The tour comes with an interactive audio guide so you can take your time walking around and take in all the wonderful things about the building
Although we couldn’t go inside due to time constraints, the exterior alone was stunning. Gaudí’s architecture is truly unique and eye-catching, with incredible details and colors. Definitely one of Barcelona’s most beautiful landmarks. We’ll be sure to come back and explore the interior next time.
Absolutely stunning. Beyond the genius and beauty of Gaudi’s work, the museum offers an interactive, enriching experience with elements that helped us step into the mind and life of the architect himself. It is impeccably maintained, the instructions and path were easy to understand, and the Gold ticket offered AR elements and entry to the Gaudi Cube (created in collaboration with Refik Anadol) and Gaudi’s private apartment. Cannot recommend this enough!
I highly recommend taking a tour of Casa Batlló beforehand, but if you don't want a tour, you can walk right in. If you're a fan of Gaudi, this is the place to be. We went in the gift shop and this place truly has it all. It has everything you may need at a gift shop and more. You will find great gifts for all ages, and I was easily able to find the perfect souvenirs to bring back home for my two sons. These are great gifts to take home if you are traveling. Definitely worth a stop while exploring Barcelona!
Casa Batlló is a house of inspiration. It’s a living artwork. I echo many commenters’ remarks and would like to add that I especially enjoyed their current exhibition (5/2026), THE HERITAGE OF TOMORROW EXHIBITION With artworks by QUAYOLA SOFIA CRESPO REFIK ANADOL. “Casa Batlló has inspired some of the most creative minds in the history of art. Through our Heritage of Tomorrow program, we invite artists to materialize this inspiration, creating new works and exploring their limits, just as Gaudí did, challenging everything commonly accepted in his time. We collaborate with artists from different disciplines -universal and avant-garde- who are technically excellent and share the same starting point as Gaudí: an innovative, humanistic, and visionary mindset. To achieve this, we offer our most valuable asset: the house. The façade and the interior of this World Heritage Site are the canvas we give them to display their creativity. From Barcelona to the world.” Buying tickets online saves time and money. In order to retrieve our tickets, we had to download the Gaudi app and invite my companion to download the app to access their ticket and the audio guide. I found this process to be mildly annoying but the sheer volume of attendees (even at 9am) can be overwhelming. Overall, I am happy that I was able to experience Casa Batlló despite the crowds.