Where to buy Casa Batllo tickets? It’s one of the most common questions I get.
After all, we’re talking about one of the top three attractions in Barcelona and sellouts are the rule, not the exception.
Naturally, it’s essential to book your Casa Batllo tickets online in advance.
Let’s take a look at how.
OK, so post-COVID they aren’t doing the ticket window thing, but if that wasn’t enough to get you to pre-book, just you also get free cancellation tickets.
You’re going to need to book your Casa Batllo tickets in advance.
Just like with other top Barcelona attractions you can choose between a variety of different ticket packages:
- General visit (BLUE) -> Buy Now
- General visit (GOLD) -> Buy Now
- Morning visit (BE THE FIRST) -> Buy Now
- Casa Batllo Magic Nights -> Buy Now
If you consider yourself a true Antoni Gaudí aficionado, you could also be interested the granddaddy of all packages – the 3 Houses of Gaudí Pass, which includes a visit to La Pedrera and the Palau Guell in addition to Casa Batlló.
But what are the main differences between the tickets listed above?
The BLUE visit includes an audio guide in English or around a dozen additional languages.
The GOLD visit includes everything in the SILVER package +fastpass, entry to the private residence of the Batlló family and the option for ticket change/cancellation.
💥 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.
The BE THE FIRST visit is like GOLD, but it takes place in the early hours of the morning, with few visitors and the perfect lighting for professional photos!
The MAGIC NIGHTS visit features the visit of your choice (blue, silver, or gold) + a rooftop concert + a drink.
If you have any other questions about Casa Batlló tickets online don’t be a stranger. You can always hit me up in the comments below.
Related: Which is Better: Casa Mila vs. Casa Batllo?
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