Casa Batlló Tickets

The General Visit comes in four tiers, from €29 (2026 prices). Blue is the basic route with an audio guide in 15 languages and the Gaudí Cube, a room of 360-degree projections. It does not include the rooftop. Silver adds the dragon's-back rooftop. Gold adds an augmented reality tablet, the Gaudí Dôme, the restored concierge room, the Batlló family's private residence and the current temporary exhibition. Platinum includes all of that, plus the right to change your date and to cancel for free.

Children up to 12 go in free on day and night visits, with a tablet included. Young people aged 13 to 17, students with a card from any country, visitors over 65 and people with an accredited disability get reduced prices, and a companion of a disabled visitor gets a free ticket at the ticket office.

Other options sit around the General Visit. Be the First lets you in at 8:30, before the day crowds, on an all-inclusive ticket. The night visit, from €25, covers the house with a drink but no rooftop. Magical Nights pairs a visit with a concert, from €59, and Bon Appétit adds the third floor and breakfast or tapas. An exhibition-only ticket does not include the house.

You cannot go in before the time on your ticket, and from that time you have 15 minutes to enter. There is one entrance door for everyone, and a ticket on your phone is fine. If something outside your control makes you late, go to the ticket office and staff will try to rebook you. Platinum holders can move their visit themselves from the link in their booking emails.

The visit is self-guided with an audio guide. The house does not run guided tours of its own, so any guided visit is sold by a tour company. Blue takes about an hour and the other tiers about 1 hour 15 minutes.

There are no lockers, so leave luggage and backpacks at your hotel. Pushchairs cannot go round the house; staff store them and lend baby carriers for children under 2. Photos for personal use are welcome without a tripod, and pets can come in with staff approval.

Two lifts serve the house, with priority for visitors with a disability, reduced mobility or pregnancy. Wheelchair users can reach every area, including the roof terrace, and a tablet with subtitles is available for visitors with hearing loss.

Casa Batlló opens every day of the year, from 8:30 to 22:30, with last entry at 21:30. The ticket office closes at 21:00. Evening visits change with the season, so check the times when you book.

The earliest entry is the quietest. If photos of the light well and the roof matter to you, book Be the First at 8:30. The house names 16:00 to 19:00 as outside its peak hours, which also makes late afternoon a calmer time to visit.

Booking ahead saves money as well as queuing: online prices can be up to €15 lower per ticket, depending on how far ahead you buy. Prices also change from day to day with demand, so it pays to compare a few dates. If your plans might change, Platinum is the only General Visit tier that allows free date changes and cancellation.