Short answer. For Casa Batlló you need a ticket with a day and a time slot. Blue is the simplest way in: the house, an audio guide and the Gaudí Cube. Add the roof terrace with Silver. Add the private rooms of the Batlló family with Gold. Platinum is the most complete. You have 15 minutes after the start of your slot to get in.
Blue, Silver, Gold and Platinum tickets
Casa Batlló: Blue Entrance Ticket
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Book tickets and visits →How does the Casa Batlló ticket work?
You pick the day and the hour when you book. That hour is your time slot, and you cannot enter before it. After it begins you have 15 minutes to get in, so arrive a few minutes early rather than a few minutes late.
The visit takes about an hour and a quarter. Blue is a little shorter, and the tickets with more rooms tend to use the full time. The ticket arrives on your phone as soon as you book.
What is the difference between Blue, Silver, Gold and Platinum?
Think of four steps on the same ladder, each one adding something to the one below.
Blue is the entry ticket. You see the house, you get an audio guide and you enter the Gaudí Cube, a 360-degree room that surrounds you with images. It does not include the roof terrace and it does not include the AR tablet.
Silver is Blue plus the dragon’s rooftop. This is the terrace on top of the house, where the roof rises in scales and the colourful chimneys stand in groups.
Gold is Silver plus three things: an AR tablet, the original concierge room and the private residence of the Batlló family. These are the parts that make the house feel like a place where people really lived.
Platinum has the same contents as Gold and adds a priority pass. It is the most complete ticket.
Which ticket should I choose?
Here is a simple rule:
- Short on time, or watching your budget? Choose Blue. You still see the facade, the main floor, the light well and the attic.
- Want the roof? Choose Silver. The dragon’s back is the part most people remember, and Blue does not include it.
- Want to see everything? Choose Gold. You get the roof, the AR tablet and the rooms of the family.
- Not sure of your plans? Pick a day and hour you can keep: the tickets cannot be cancelled.
What about the early, evening and concert visits?
The early entrance takes you in before 9 in the morning, with fewer people in the rooms. It includes the audio guide, the Gaudí Cube, the concierge room and the private residence of the Batlló family.
The evening ticket shows you the house after dark. The architecture is lit up, the facade shows its features in a light display, and the ticket comes with an audio guide. It is a good choice if you want a more atmospheric visit.
The concert ticket includes entry and a live concert. It begins with a tour of the Batlló family home, and the ticket description places the concert on the dragon roof terrace. It is made for a special evening.
Can I see Casa Batlló with the hop-on hop-off bus?
Yes. There is one ticket for Casa Batlló and an open-top hop-on hop-off bus tour. The house is visited with all its levels, the dragon’s rooftop, augmented-reality exhibits and an audio guide. The bus has three routes, so you can cover the whole city and get off wherever you like.
Do children pay?
The house lists free entry for children from 0 to 12 on the standard visit, with an AR tablet included. Rules can change, so check when you book.
Can I cancel?
The tickets cannot be cancelled, so choose the day with care.
Which one for you?
Short on time? Blue is enough to see the house. Want the roof? Choose Silver. Want the family rooms too? Choose Gold. Want the most complete visit? Platinum. To plan your day, see the opening hours and how to get there, and read what to see in the house.