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Casa Batlló

8.5Friend Score / 10

#6 of 20 Attractions in Barcelona

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Gaudí's most theatrical house on Passeig de Gràcia, all bone-like balconies and dragon-scale roof. Open daily roughly 9am-10pm; tickets €29-49 depending on tier. Book online to save money and skip the line. Note: the rooftop now needs at least the Silver ticket.

Key facts

Hours
Daily approx 09:00-22:00
'Be the First' pre-opening entry from 08:30
Magical Nights rooftop concerts (Mar-Nov) approx 20:00-22:30
Price$$$
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Nearest transitMetro Passeig de Gràcia (L2, L3, L4), 1-min walk
Time needed1-1.5 hours
Best time to goFirst slot at opening or the last evening slot to dodge the worst crowds
Last verifiedJuly 15, 2026

Friend Score

8.5/10
  • Value6.5
  • iconic9.0
  • Freshness9.2
  • excellence9.0
  • Crowd level4.0
  • Authenticity7.5
  • Accessibility9.0
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Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?
Around an hour to 90 minutes at a relaxed pace with the tablet. The route is one-way and can bottleneck when busy, so a quiet slot makes it flow much better.
What are the Magical Nights?
From March to November they run evening rooftop sessions with live music and a drink, tickets from around €55. It's atmospheric and much less crowded than daytime, a nice option if you'd rather sip cava under Gaudí's chimneys than shuffle through with the crowds.
How much are tickets and which tier should I get?
There are four tiers: Silver (self-guided) around €29, Gold €35, Be the First €45, and Theatrical €49. For most people Silver is enough and includes the augmented-reality tablet and rooftop. Book on casabatllo.es to save €4-12 versus the door.
Is it accessible for wheelchairs or strollers?
Partially. There's lift access to most floors but some historic areas and the rooftop have steps and uneven surfaces. Contact them ahead if you have specific needs; the location itself couldn't be more central and step-free to reach.
Is it worth the price?
Honestly it's pricey for what's a fairly quick visit, and it leans touristy. But the architecture is genuinely extraordinary and the AR overlays are well done. If you only see one flashy Gaudí interior, it delivers.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, in high season. Timed-entry slots sell out and walk-up is expensive and often full. Book a day or two ahead online, both to save money and to guarantee your time.
Is the rooftop included in the cheapest ticket?
Not the very cheapest anymore. Since 2025 the Dragon's Rooftop, the famous scaly one, needs at least the Silver ticket. Double-check what your tier includes at checkout so you don't miss the best part.
Is Casa Batlló or Casa Milà better if I can only do one?
Casa Batlló is more colourful, immersive and gimmicky with its AR tablets; Casa Milà (La Pedrera) is more architecturally pure with a stunning rooftop of chimney sculptures. If you want wow-factor and don't mind theme-park polish, Batlló. If you want Gaudí's ideas, Milà.

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Last reviewed July 15, 2026 by AskTheCity Editorial.