Museums & culture in Barcelona
In a nutshell
A townhouse on Passeig de Gràcia that Gaudí remodelled in 1904–06, with a skeleton-like façade, an undulating tiled roof said to represent a dragon's back, and interiors where almost nothing is a straight line.
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#3 of 8
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Visit duration
3 h
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Best months: Mar, Oct
A townhouse on Passeig de Gràcia that Gaudí remodelled in 1904–06, with a skeleton-like façade, an undulating tiled roof said to represent a dragon's back, and interiors where almost nothing is a straight line.
The visit uses a smart-guide device with augmented-reality features and takes about an hour and a half. The rooftop is the highlight. Morning slots are quieter.
A timed ticket with the guide device. Evening 'magic night' options with music on the terrace are popular in summer.
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Enjoy a visit to Barcelona's famous Casa Batllo by night with a concert on its spectacular rooftop. Arrive at 20h in the evening for an crowd-free visit to the beautiful building, including the guide. Afterwards head to the rooftop to enjoy a drink and the wonderful live music played in the terrace.
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Step inside Antoni Gaudi’s Casa Batlló in Barcelona with this entrance ticket and explore this incredible museum with an audio uide. One of the best examples of Gaudi’s architectural genius, the Modernist building was created to be the most eye-catching family home in 20th-century Barcelona. Admire Gaudi’s use of light, space and color to create a place full of unique character, and learn about the man himself and his life in Barcelona!
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This small-group tour is a comprehensive introduction to Gaudí’s Barcelona, combining the architect’s most important landmarks with expert local guiding and pre-reserved admission. In one experience, travellers visit Sagrada Família, Park Güell and Casa Batlló, while also seeing Casa Milà (La Pedrera) and exploring the Barcelona neighbourhoods that shaped Gaudí’s work. The tour is ideally suited to first-time visitors and travellers who want to experience the essential Gaudí sights without having to plan and book multiple attractions separately. Guests visit the interiors of the city’s most important Gaudí landmarks, have a guided visit to Sagrada Família and Park Güell, and entry to one of Gaudí’s famous residential buildings. With a maximum of 15 travellers, an expert local guide and pre-reserved/skip-the-line access, the experience perfectly combines the convenience of an organised tour & a personal small-group experience - with transport between key sites .
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Discover the night magic of Casa Batllo. Get excited in every corner and live a unique experience today.
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Unlock the magic of Gaudi with a ticket to Casa Batllo, one of Barcelona’s most breathtaking architectural landmarks. This UNESCO World Heritage Site invites you into a world of curves, color, and creativity where nothing is ordinary. Wander through beautifully restored interiors filled with flowing lines, vibrant mosaics, and stained glass that dances with light. Explore the Noble Floor, the stunning lightwell, and the legendary rooftop with its dragon-inspired tiles and whimsical chimneys. Depending on your ticket, enjoy immersive features like the Gaudi Cube, an incredible 360º digital space, or augmented reality tablets that bring the house to life. Audio guides are available in 15 languages to enrich your journey. Whether you're visiting during the day or for the magical evening concerts on the rooftop, Casa Batllo is a must-see experience that blends art, architecture, and imagination in the heart of Barcelona. Don’t miss your chance to step into one of Gaudi's secrets.
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A timed ticket with the guide device. Evening 'magic night' options with music on the terrace are popular in summer.
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