Casa Batlló at a glance
Casa Batlló stands at Passeig de Gràcia 43 in the Eixample district of Barcelona. Antoni Gaudí remodelled an existing apartment building here between 1904 and 1906 for the textile entrepreneur Josep Batlló i Casanovas. The house is privately run and belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage group "Works of Antoni Gaudí", which has 7 components in total. Casa Batlló was added to it in 2005.
The nearest metro station is Passeig de Gràcia, where lines L2, L3 and L4 meet. Day tickets come in four variants: Blue €35, Silver €40, Gold €45 and Platinum €55 in 2026. The roof, the media and some rooms depend on the variant. A General Visit is advertised from €29, and prices depend on availability and on how far ahead you book. Evening visits start from €25.
This guide covers the tickets, the evening programme, tours, the rooms, the facade and roof, the history, the hours and the way there. It also compares the house with the Casa Milà, walks along the Passeig de Gràcia and lists other Gaudí buildings, things to do nearby and places to stay.
Our picks: Casa Batlló tickets and Gaudí tours
Our take: the complete Gaudí tour adds the Sagrada Família with reserved entries and a guide. For an evening, the rooftop concert is the most memorable way to see the house, and the standard ticket is all you need for a daytime visit.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in euros (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Complete Gaudí tour with Casa Batlló and Sagrada Família
- Casa Batlló and Sagrada Família entry
- Guide
- Transfers between sights
Reserved entries for Casa Batlló and the Sagrada Família with a guide; Park Güell comes with the complete option.
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Night visit with live music on the roof terrace
- One-hour rooftop concert
- Glass of cava
- Fast entry and audio guide
An evening visit of the house followed by a one-hour concert at a table on the roof.
Check availability →Casa Batlló entry with audio guide
- Casa Batlló entry
- Audio guide
The standard day ticket for a visit at your own pace. Fast Pass and the Batlló bedroom depend on the option you choose.
Check availability →Casa Batlló tickets and tours
Entry tickets, guided visits and Gaudí tours in Barcelona, with live prices and availability. Check which options include entry to the house.
Plan your visit
Start with the tickets, then choose the pages that fit your plans.
Casa Batlló tickets
Blue, Silver, Gold and Platinum compared, plus discounts and free entry.
Casa Batlló at night
The Night Visit from €25 and the Magical Nights concerts from €59.
Tours and guides
Audio guide, AR tablet and what to check in a guided offer.
Gaudí tour in Barcelona
A route along the Gaudí houses and how to combine them.
Casa Milà tickets
La Pedrera Essential and the Night Experience, with 2026 prices.
Inside Casa Batlló
Noble floor, blue light well and the white loft.
Facade and roof
Mosaic surface, balcony masks and the dragon roof, with the common readings.
History of the house
From the original building to Gaudí's remodel and the restorations.
Practical pages and the neighbourhood
Hours, comparisons, the street and how to get there.
Opening hours
House hours, bookable slots and the quieter times of day.
Casa Batlló or Casa Milà
Rooms, roof, guide format and evening offer side by side.
Passeig de Gràcia
The Block of Discord and the Modernista houses next door.
Gaudí buildings in Barcelona
Casa Vicens, Palau Güell, Bellesguard and Colònia Güell.
Things to do near Casa Batlló
Twelve ideas in the Eixample and a little beyond.
How to get to Casa Batlló
Metro, buses, airport links, taxi and parking.
Where to stay nearby
Eixample, Rambla de Catalunya or Gràcia: which area fits.
A few things to know before you go
Practical points that change what you book.
Day tickets differ by variant
Blue includes the audio guide and the Gaudí Cube. Silver adds the dragon roof. Gold and Platinum add an AR tablet, the original concierge rooms, the private Batlló apartment and an exhibition.
Ticket variants →Night Visit and roof concert are two products
The Night Visit starts from €25 and does not include the roof. Magical Nights, from €59, pair a house visit at 20:00 with a concert at 21:00.
Evening visits →House hours are not slot times
The house is open daily from 08:30 to 22:30, with last entry at 21:30. Day tickets are sold for slots that start from 09:00, so pick the slot, not the opening time.
Opening hours →An exhibition ticket is not a house visit
The exhibition-only ticket costs €15 and does not include the house. A General Visit plus the exhibition starts from €37. The exhibition on the second floor runs from 8 July 2026 to 10 January 2027.
Tickets and extras →The standard visit is self-guided
An audio guide in 15 languages, German included, comes with the ticket. The house does not run group tours with a guide of its own.
Tours and guides →Beyond Casa Batlló
Other Gaudí sites have their own guide.
The Sagrada Família is Gaudí's best-known project and has its own guide for tickets, towers and hours. For the hillside park, see Park Güell. A broader overview of the architect's work in the city is on Gaudí in Barcelona. This site stays with Casa Batlló, the Casa Milà and the Passeig de Gràcia.
More independent guides to Barcelona
Separate guides from the same team.
Casa Batlló: frequently asked questions
How much is a Casa Batlló ticket in 2026?
Day tickets are listed at €35 (Blue), €40 (Silver), €45 (Gold) and €55 (Platinum). A General Visit is advertised from €29, and the price depends on availability and how early you book. At the box office only the General Visit is sold, at €4 to €15 per ticket above the online price. See the ticket page.
Can I visit Casa Batlló in the evening?
Yes. The Night Visit has entry between 20:30 and 21:30, lasts about 75 minutes, includes the courtyard but not the roof, and starts from €25, online only. Magical Nights, from €59, combine a house visit at 20:00 with a concert at 21:00. The current offers run until 15 November 2026. See Casa Batlló at night.
How long does a visit take?
Plan about 75 minutes. The Blue variant takes about 60 minutes. Come at your booked time: you cannot enter before it, and you have 15 minutes after it.
Is there a guided tour?
The standard visit is self-guided with an audio guide in 15 languages, including German. The house does not run group tours with a guide. Tours by other providers are shown on the tours page; check whether entry to the house is included.
How do I get to Casa Batlló?
Take the metro to Passeig de Gràcia (L2, L3, L4) and walk to number 43. City buses stop nearby. The getting there page covers the airport links, taxi and parking.
Is casa-batllo.org the official website of Casa Batlló?
No. This is an independent travel guide. It is not run by the house, its owners or its ticket shop, and it does not sell tickets itself.