Must visit in Barcelona! Unique place, with charming and magic architecture and interior designs. All forms are natural and very interesting. Visit it in the morning, there no tourists crowds inside.
One of Gaudi's best masterpieces at the very heart of Barcelona city center. Well designed videoguide app helps you understand Gaudi's insights and visualise the connections he made with mother nature
Magic house❤Videoguide with augmented reality is a great idea! Booking now offers skip the line tickets, which are slightly more expensive but very useful when there is a long queue.
Highly recommend the self-guided audio tour. Nuts to think this house is avant-garde now, imagine what people felt in 1905 when it was built. Stunning!
Book your visit only e for a discount and to avoid the lines. Take a picture at the last floor balcony while getting downstairs for an amazing private view over the city.
One of the must see buildings in Barcelona! The architecture is exquisite and all the designs are unparalleled! It is worth it to see it from the inside and to take a tour!
One of the best place in Barcelona. Buy fast track tickets from internet via phone while in the que ☺. Very nice experience especially foto on the window and animation with the tablets.
Beautiful architecture. Book in advance, avoid full tourist season. The terrace all the way up has snacks and drinks. The video at the very end is a nice finish. Night tour is more interesting
You can get a free view of the back of the building from the Servei Estacio art supplies store around the corner. Go to the 3rd floor and walk to the balcony behind the store!
If you are to choose only one of most famous Gaudí casas, pick this one. It's entirely accessible to public, even with the backyard and offers an detailed audio guide. But a key is that it's gorgeous.
Amazing, beautiful building redesigned by Gaudi. Probably a little pricy, and the audio guide is pompous and long winded. Between this and Le Pedera 2min walk away, pick that one.
Amazing architecture but the photos you see on the websites before your visit are over-edited and showy! Another remarkable work of Antoni Gaudí which worth it to see after all.
Beautiful place but way too many tourists even early in the morning and this is may. Would NOT want to imagine how it is during summer. But Gaudi's art and design is breathtaking
One of Gaudi’s works; balcony work seems like big alien eyes with small noses. Centrally located, close to many other attractions, must see spot! Impressive! Always very crowded. Buy ticket online.
It’s such an amazing architecture, it’s like from under the sea, with so many imaginations, details, humanized designs and beyond! So memorable experience!
Thought the price was expensive but it's actually really worth it to go inside. What a incredibly beautiful building, everything perfectly designed, the organic curved lines everywhere. It's a treat.
A must visit! Cool 3D+audio tours - such an excellent idea, the little device makes interiors come alive before your eyes.Don't let it distract you from the real thing in front of your eyes,though!
It's a lifetime experience to go inside and be able to see this modernistic trademark building. Amazing! Totally worth the money for the rather expensive ticket
Thought the price was expensive but it's actually really worth the price to go inside. What a incredibly beautiful building, everything perfectly designed, the organic curved lines everywhere.
I enjoyed the Batllo ESP because we did the magical nights package which After the tour we have a concert on the roof top with a couple drinks. Just perfect all around.
One of the 3 apartment houses that have most impressed me in the whole Europe (the other two are Casa Milà, Barcelona, also by Antoni Gaudí, and the Hundertwasserhaus by F.Hundertwasser, in Vienna).
hi, guys :) Highly recommend the self-guided audio tour. Nuts to think this house is avant-garde now, imagine what people felt in 1905 when it was built. Stunning! good luck
See how Gaudi designes a place to be called home. Everything is at resident's service. It is amazing, beautiful and makes u feel good. Especially the terrace and roof.
The Casa Batlló is celebrating 10 years of being open to the public with a lights show this weekend. And it's even free! Be sure to head there this Saturday or Sunday to see this Gaudí treasure lit up Read more
A must if you’re visiting Barcelona. The multimedia guide has great explanations. The Augmented Reality is not great, also not needed, audio is fine. Watch the house not the guide
Casa Batlló is one of the unique masterpieces of architect Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona. During the summer season, its rooftop terrace features an agenda of open air concerts until 24th of September.
Take the tour. Audioguide is included and is very good in English. Touch anything you can in the house. They even say in the guide that it's "designed to touch". This will add to you visual experience
Renovated by Antoni Gaudí, it stands out like a fairytale castle. Look out for details such as the wavy window frames, cavern-like ceilings and chimneys covered with mosaics of coloured ceramic tile. Read more
Casa Batlló is undoubtedly considered one of Gaudi's major master works. It was declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and today it is still one of the most characteristic façades of Barcelona. Read more
The Casa Batlló put on a spectacular lights show on Saturday and Sunday to celebrate it's 10th year of public visits. This was our favourite photo from the show!
A moment to enjoy the terrace and the noble floor outside normal hours and relax... Until 27 September from 21pm. Programming includes vertical dance, rumba, opera, spanish guitar, zarzuela...
Good job on the augmented reality app to help people experience this place better. But I was more impressed by the exterior than the interior TBH +some parts felt like a sauna so much they were hot
It's the most expensive Gaudís work to go see (20€) but it's well worth it. It's a piece of art, breathtaking and magical. Remember to pick up the free audio guide.
Casa Batlló is a key feature in the architecture of modernist Barcelona. It was built by Antoni Gaudí between 1904 and 1906. Nowadays, the spectacular facade is an iconic landmark in the city.
The house is open to public for cultural visits and celebrating events in its modernist function rooms.