For those wondering how to get to Casa Batllo I’ve got good news for you.
It’s right along the famous Passeig de Gracia and you’re bound to almost bump into it by accident.
That said, it might not be easy to get to Casa Batllo from all areas of Barcelona, so let’s take a deeper look.
How to Reach Casa Batlló
Near this famous work from Antoni Gaudí you’ll find the Passeig de Gracia stop of the Barcelona metro.
From pretty much all locations this will be the easiest way to get to Casa Batllo for most travellers.
This Casa Batllo metro stop is serviced by three lines: the green L3, the yellow L4 and the purple L2 (the green one is the closest).
The popular Barcelona Hop on Hop off Bus also stops right in front of the house, in addition to various public bus lines: V15, V17, H10, H8, 7, 22, 24, 6, 33, 34.
If you decide to reach Casa Batlló by public transport, we recommend buying a Barcelona discount transport pass:
Also, know that Casa Batlló is also very close to Casa Milà (aka La Pedrera), reachable on foot in just 5 minutes.
Finally, Casa Batllo tickets are sold in hourly time slots and they sell out quickly, especially in high season.
How to Get to Other Attractions from Casa Batllo
- La Pedrera: Cross the street, turn left, and walk 5 minutes uphill on Passeig de Gracia.
- La Sagrada Familia: Take the purple line at Passeig de Gracia and get off at Sagrada Familia. It’ll take about 15 minutes.
- Park Güell: Take bus 24 on Passeig de Gracia. It’ll take about 35 minutes.
- Plaça Catalunya and La Rambla: Walk about 15 minutes downhill Passeig de Gracia in the direction of the sea or get on the metro at Passeig de Gracia and take the green line one stop to Catalunya.
- Camp Nou: Take the green line at Passeig de Gracia and get off at Palau Reial. 30 minutes.
💥 Warning (03/06/25): Casa Batllo prices are now dynamic – meaning if you wait to book at the last minute you’ll have to pay up to €17.00 more per ticket.
Make sure you book your Casa Batllo tickets online in advance before coming.
It’s also €4.00 cheaper per ticket compared to the ticket office on site.
If you have any other additional questions on how to get to Casa Batlló, Barcelona public transport, or your trip to Catalonia in general, don’t be afraid to hit me up in the comments below.
🚌 Coming to Casa Batllo? Make sure you know how to get around Barcelona on public transport first.
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