The cheapest Casa Batlló ticket on GetYourGuide is $32, for the self-guided audio-guide entry or the night visit with a welcome drink. The audio-guide entry is also the most reviewed, at 4.6 stars from 33,334 reviews. The official site, casabatllo.es, sells Casa Batlló tickets from 29 euros. For a first visit I’d book the $50 Be the First early entry, rated 4.8.
I compared the 8 Casa Batlló tickets and tours you can book on GetYourGuide right now: two entry tickets, three night or evening experiences, two guided tours and a private walking tour. Prices are in US dollars and come from the listings, checked in November 2026. The buttons that open GetYourGuide are affiliate links (more on that on my about page). Five of the listings name Casa Batllo SLU as the operator, so those Casa Batlló tickets are the house’s own products sold through a marketplace.
Casa Batlló Tickets at a Glance
Here are all the Casa Batlló tickets in one table, so you can see where the money goes before reading the detail.
What
Details
Ticket types
2 self-guided entry tickets, 3 night or evening experiences, 2 guided tours, 1 private walking tour
Price range
$32 (audio-guide entry, night visit with welcome drink) to $248 (private architecture walk)
Areas by type
Day entry with audio guide, the Gaudí Cube on most tickets; the rooftop is not included on the welcome-drink night visit; early entry adds the Gaudí Cube and the original Concierge Room
Official ticket
General Visit from 29 euros, Be the First 45 euros, night visit from 25 euros in summer and 39 euros in winter (casabatllo.es)
Time to allow
About 1 to 1.25 hours per the official FAQ; guided tours 75 minutes to 2.5 hours
Address
Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona (per Google Maps)
Hours today
Saturday 7 November 2026: 8:30 am to 10:30 pm per Google Maps
Casa Batlló Tickets and Prices
Casa Batlló tickets and prices start on the official site at 29 euros for the General Visit, which includes an audio guide in 15 languages, per the official ticket page. The reseller range runs from $32 to $248, so the first question is which of the Casa Batlló tickets sits where. My pick for a first visit is the Be the First entry at $50. It is the best rated of all the Casa Batlló tickets I compared, at 4.8 stars from 1,474 reviews, and it lets you in at 8:30, before most tour groups.
The listing includes the entry ticket, the audio guide in 15 languages and access to the Gaudí Cube and the original Concierge Room, and the live guide is listed as not included. The meeting point is the house itself, where you pick up the audio guide and a virtual tablet. Cancellation is not possible: the listing says the activity is non-refundable. One reviewer says to get the early entrance or it will be packed, another that the roof can still get crowded with tour groups. The official site lists the same early slot at 45 euros, with the rooftop included, so the $50 here is a small premium for booking through GetYourGuide.
Casa Batllo SLU
Casa Batlló Be The First Entry Ticket
★4.8 (1,474 reviews)
24-hour ticket
My pick: My first-visit pick: 8:30 early entry for $50, rated 4.8 from 1,474 reviews. Non-refundable, so book once your date is firm.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Entry ticket to Casa Batlló
✓ Audioguide available in 15 languages
✓ Access to the Gaudí Cube and original Concierge Room
Not included / not suitable
✕ Live guide
Meeting point: Please come to Casa Batlló to pick up your audioguide and virtual tablet. Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
Duration: 1 day
Cancellation: This activity is non-refundable
“Very interesting but the roof can get crowded with tour groups. Need some patience at times” – GetYourGuide review
Skip-the-line Casa Batlló tickets are really timed tickets: you choose a slot online, and the official FAQ says entry is not allowed before your time and you have 15 minutes after it to walk in. That is how the house controls queues, so a booked slot is the closest thing to skipping the line. The listing that the data ranked first for this heading is the $50 “A Winter Night” experience, rated 4.5 from 528 reviews, and it is a night-time audio story rather than a queue-skipping product. I include it because it is a timed entry, not because it is faster.
It runs about an hour and includes the entry ticket, an audio guide and a glass of wine. The Gaudí Dome and the original Concierge Room are options, and the description says it presents a fictional story of the people who lived in the house, with a character named Fermina who looked after the Batlló grandchildren. Reviewers who booked the gold level say the tablet showed rooms without the crowds, and one says the night experience is the one to choose. If your goal is a short wait and a guide, the tour in the skip-the-line section further down is the product built for that.
Night tour
Casa Batllo SLU
Casa Batlló 'A Winter Night' Experience
★4.5 (528 reviews)
1 hour
My pick: A timed, after-dark audio story for $50, rated 4.5 from 528. Not a queue-jumper, so read it as an evening experience.
If by tour you mean a person leading you, none of the cheap Casa Batlló tickets include one. The $32 Casa Batlló Entry with Self-Audioguide Tour is a self-guided visit, and I’d still call it the best value of all the Casa Batlló tickets for seeing the inside. It is the most reviewed, at 4.6 from 33,334 reviews, and the house itself is the operator. You show the ticket at the entrance on Passeig de Gràcia, pick up the audio guide, and walk through at your own pace.
The listing describes a visit built on augmented reality, a six-sided LED room called the Gaudí Cube and a new marble staircase by the architect Kengo Kuma. The soundtrack was composed by Dani Howard and played by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, according to the listing. The audio script is available in 15 languages, a fast pass applies if you pick that option, and the bedroom of the Batlló family head is for the gold option only. One reviewer bought the silver level and says it gave a balance of the house and the rooftop terrace. The listing is non-refundable. I compare every guided option, from the 75-minute live tour to the private walk, on my Casa Batlló tours page.
Casa Batllo SLU
Casa Batlló Entry with Self-Audioguide Tour
★4.6 (33,334 reviews)
24-hour ticket
My pick: The self-guided option and the most reviewed: $32 with a 15-language audio guide, 4.6 from 33,334 reviews. No live guide.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Entrance ticket to Casa Batlló
✓ Audioguide available in 15 languages
✓ Fast pass (if option selected)
✓ Access to Lord Batlló's bedroom (only if gold option selected)
Meeting point: Show your tickets at the entrance of Casa Batlló Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
Duration: 1 day
Cancellation: This activity is non-refundable
“The best way to learn about Gaudi’s architecture is to experience this.” – GetYourGuide review
Casa Batllo admission is sold in one of two ways: a General Visit on the day at the box office, or an online ticket with a chosen slot. The official FAQ says the box office sells only the General Visit, at 4 to 15 euros more than online, and that every other experience must be bought online. The official page also advertises saving up to 15 euros per person by booking in advance.
The discounts are selected at checkout on the official site. Ages 13 to 17, students with a valid card and visitors with a disability accreditation each get 6 euros off, over-65s get 3 euros off, and children aged 0 to 12 enter free on the main tickets. At the box office only, Go City and Club Super3 holders enter free, and Barcelona Bus Turístic or Barcelona Card holders save 7 euros, per the same page. I could not confirm which of the GetYourGuide tickets accept these discounts, so assume they don’t, and check the discount before you pay. None of the Casa Batlló tickets in my set is built around admission only, and the cheapest is the $32 audio-guide ticket above.
Casa Batlló Price
The Casa Batlló price you pay depends mostly on what is added to the entry. The cheapest ticket with entry is $32, a guided tour starts at $62, and the three-house tour is $87. That last one, a Julia Travel Gray Line tour of Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Vicens, was left over after I placed the other products, so I’ll be straight: it is not the price pick. It runs 2.5 hours, is rated 3.4 from 69 reviews, and the listing has three meeting points depending on the option you select.
What the money buys is a guide for three houses and fast-track entry at Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, with a cava at Casa Vicens in one option. Walking between houses is included, and these Casa Batlló tickets are the only ones that cover other buildings. Reviewers like the guide’s depth of knowledge, though one found the tour a bit long and was exhausted by the time they reached Casa Milà. At $87 it only makes sense if you already want all three houses in a morning. Otherwise I’d pay for the single-house ticket and keep the energy for the rooftop.
Julia Travel Gray Line Spain
Casa Batlló, Casa Milà & Casa Vicens Guided Tour
★3.4 (69 reviews)
2.5 hours
Free cancellation
My pick: A left-over rather than a best match: $87 for three Gaudí houses in 2.5 hours, rated 3.4 from 69. Only for the completist.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Local guide
✓ Fast track admission and guided tour inside Casa Batlló and access to Gaudí Cube (if option selected)
✓ Fast track admission and guided tour inside Casa Milà (If option selected)
✓ Audio-guided tour of Casa Vicens with a glass of cava included (if option selected)
✓ Transfer on foot from Casa Batlló to Casa Milà
✓ Radio guide system
Not included / not suitable
✕ Hotel pickup and drop-off
✕ Food and drinks
✕ Tips
Meeting point: This activity has 3 meeting points. Your meeting point depends on the option you select. Pg. de Gràcia, 55, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, España
Languages: English, Spanish
Duration: 2.5 hours
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
“Great insights and knowledge from our tour guide, really enjoyed her way of touring and her depth of knowledge of Gaudi, the archetorial insights and the fun facts! I had a lot of fun!” – GetYourGuide review
Casa Batllo tickets for the night start at $32 with the welcome-drink visit, which is the cheapest evening option and rated 4.4 from 2,815 reviews. It includes entry through the blue entrance, an audio guide, a glass of cava and the Gaudí Cube, and the listing says the rooftop, the augmented reality tablet and other immersive experiences are not included. One reviewer saw the stairway down to the cube and said the cube was not their thing but the visit was still worth it.
The summer version on the official site runs from 20:30 to 21:30 until 15 November and costs from 25 euros, while the winter version starts at 18:30 and costs from 39 euros, per the official ticket page. That is worth knowing in November: the evening start has moved earlier, so check which night product your date falls under. The listing says duration is 75 minutes. A visit after dark is calmer in tone, and the lighting is made to show the curves, but you lose the rooftop, so this is a different trip from the day ticket.
Night tour
Casa Batllo SLU
Casa Batlló Night Visit with Welcome Drink
★4.4 (2,815 reviews)
24-hour ticket
My pick: The cheapest evening ticket: $32 with a glass of cava, rated 4.4 from 2,815. Remember there is no rooftop on this one.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Entry ticket to Casa Batlló (Blue entrance)
✓ Audio guide
✓ Glass of cava
✓ Gaudí Cube (360º)
Not included / not suitable
✕ Live guide
✕ Access to the rooftop
✕ Augmented Reality Tablet
✕ Other immersive experiences
Meeting point: Please come to Casa Batlló to pick up your audioguide.
Casa Batlló is located at Passeig de Gràcia 43, in the center of Barcelona. Pg. de Gràcia, 43, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
Duration: 75 minutes - 1 day
Cancellation: This activity is non-refundable
“the tour was very well planned, the overall experience was very good...” – GetYourGuide review
The rooftop is the reason I’d pick the $66 Casa Batlló Night Visit with Live Music on the Roof Terrace, rated 4.5 from 863 reviews, though on the official site rooftop access is part of the day tickets rather than a premium. The listing includes fast-track entrance, a self-guided visit of the house at night, the Gaudí Cube, an audio guide, a one-hour live concert with a table and a glass of cava. A guided tour is not included. The tablet and the Gaudí Dome are options.
The listing says you go up to the roof terrace at sunset, and that the concert takes place there. The official ticket page lists the equivalent Visit plus Concert from 59 euros, running until 15 November, with the visit at 20:00 and the concert at 21:00. A reviewer calls it an interesting experience to see a live performance on top of a magnificent building, and says it would have been nice to have longer in the house. Another says concert tickets are limited. So yes, the roof is worth it, and the concert is the version for people who want a special evening rather than the cheapest way in.
Night tour
Casa Batllo SLU
Casa Batlló Night Visit with Live Music on the Roof Terrace
★4.5 (863 reviews)
2 hours
My pick: The rooftop at sunset with a live concert for $66, rated 4.5 from 863. A special evening, not a cheap entry.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Fast-track entrance to Casa Batlló
✓ Self-guided visit of Casa Batlló at night
✓ Gaudí Cube (360º)
✓ Audio guide
✓ 1-hour live concert and a table
✓ Glass of cava
Not included / not suitable
✕ Guided tour
Meeting point: Casa Batlló Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Espagne
Duration: 2 hours
Cancellation: This activity is non-refundable
“I liked Casa Batlló a lot. Some improvements could be made in explaining how to operate with tablet with virtual reality.” – GetYourGuide review
The honest answer on Casa Batllo tickets for students is on the official site: a valid student card, from any country, takes 6 euros off at checkout, per the official FAQ. None of the GetYourGuide listings I compared advertises a student price. The Rosotravel product the data matched to this heading was a leftover, and it is a different thing: a private architecture walking tour at $248.
That private tour lasts 2 to 4.5 hours, is offered in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, and includes skip-the-line tickets to Casa Batllo with an audio guide. The guide covers Catalan Modernism and architects other than Gaudí, such as Josep Puig i Cadafalch. It has no rating yet, free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before, and the listing says the Casa Batllo visit itself is audio guide only. At $248 it is not a student buy. If you hold a student card, I’d buy on the official site and take the 6 euros off.
Rosotravel - Spain Tours & Experiences
Casa Batllo Fast-Track Tickets, Barcelona Architecture Tour
2 - 4.5 hours
Free cancellation
My pick: Not a student deal: a private architecture walk at $248, no ratings yet. Included only because it was a leftover match.
What you get, where you meet
Included
✓ Private walking tour of Barcelona’s architecture with tickets to Casa Batllo and optional transfers
✓ 5-Star Licensed Guide who is fluent in your chosen language
✓ Skip-the-line tickets to Casa Batllo with audio guide
✓ Interesting facts about Catalan Modernism, Antoni Gaudi, and more
✓ Round-trip transfer with accommodation pickup and drop-off (4.5-hour option only)
Not included / not suitable
✕ Round-trip transfer with accommodation pickup and drop-off (in 2-hour option)
✕ Guided tour of Casa Batllo (audio guide only)
Meeting point: Meet your guide in front of Hotel Casa Fuster, Pg. de Gràcia, 132, 08008 Barcelona, Spain. Please do not enter the hotel, it is only a meeting point and the staff is not informed about the tour.
The one product that combines a live guide with a fast-track entry is the Julia Travel Gray Line guided tour at $62. It lasts 75 minutes, runs in English and Spanish, and includes a local bilingual guide, a Casa Batlló fast-track entry ticket, access to the Gaudí Cube and a radio guide system. Entry to the White Rabbit Museum is an option. Free cancellation runs up to 24 hours before, which is more flexible than the house’s own non-refundable tickets.
You meet the guide at Passeig de Gràcia, 41, in front of Casa Amatller, which is next door. The description walks you from the façade to the main floor with its views over Passeig de Gràcia, through the dining room and the courtyard, up to the dragon’s rooftop. The rating is the weak point: 3.7 from 178 reviews. The written reviews I have are warm about the guides, with one naming Miguel, and the low score suggests a mixed experience, so I’d pick it for the guide and the cancellation rather than the score.
Julia Travel Gray Line Spain
Casa Batlló Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Entry
★3.7 (178 reviews)
75 minutes
Free cancellation
My pick: The only live-guided single-house tour: $62, 75 minutes, English or Spanish, free cancellation. Rated 3.7 from 178.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Local bilingual guide
✓ Casa Batlló fast-track entry ticket
✓ Access to the Gaudí Cube
✓ Radio guide system
✓ Admission to White Rabbit Museum (if option selected)
Not included / not suitable
✕ Hotel pickup and drop-off
Meeting point: The guide will be waiting for you with a "Julià Travel" sign or umbrella at Passeig de Gràcia, 41, in front of Casa Amatller. Pg. de Gràcia, 55, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, España
Languages: English, Spanish
Duration: 75 minutes
Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
“Miguel provided a wonderful experience as we toured Casa Battlo. Casa Battlo is a must see while in Barcelona.” – GetYourGuide review
Prices are the lowest per-person prices on GetYourGuide when I last checked; the final price depends on the date, time slot and age.
Is Casa Batllo Worth Visiting
Yes, and the numbers behind Casa Batlló tickets back it up: Google Maps rates Casa Batlló 4.7 from 223,715 reviews. Wikipedia describes it as a building in the centre of Barcelona designed by Antoni Gaudí and considered one of his masterpieces, a remodel of an earlier house that he redesigned in 1904. Wikidata lists the original build as 1877 and the building as 6 floors. See the Wikipedia article for the history.
The Be the First listing calls it a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the UNESCO listing for the Works of Antoni Gaudí is the place to check what it covers. What the reviewers of the tickets I compared keep returning to are the audio guide, the rooftop and the crowd. A visit is short, about an hour by the official FAQ, so it costs little time. I’d buy tickets for Casa Batlló and go inside rather than photograph the façade from the pavement, and I’d choose the early or the night slot to avoid the busiest hours.
Opening Hours and Getting There
Google Maps lists Casa Batlló open 8:30 am to 10:30 pm every day. The official visit page says it opens every day of the year, with a last admission at 9:30 pm, and the online ticket page shows General Visit slots from 9:00 to 19:45, so the dependable number is your own ticket’s slot. Passeig de Gràcia metro station is about 3 minutes away on foot by my estimate. My Casa Batlló opening hours and visitor guide has the full table, the entrances and the best time to go.
Which Ticket Fits You
Choosing among Casa Batlló tickets comes down to the time of day, whether you want a guide and how much of the house you want to see. This table is built from the listings; the sections above hold the detail for each row. There are no separate trip-type pages for this house, because the night visits and the guided tours are the same products, so the table is the whole comparison.
Ticket
Kind
Price from
Duration
Areas
Best for
Entry with self-audioguide
tour with entry
$32
24-hour validity
House, Gaudí Cube, rooftop on higher options
Most reviewed, going alone
Be the First entry
entry ticket
$50
24-hour validity
House, Gaudí Cube, Concierge Room
Fewer crowds
Night visit with welcome drink
tour with entry
$32
75 minutes
House, Gaudí Cube, no rooftop
Cheapest evening
Night visit with live music
tour with entry
$66
2 hours
House, rooftop concert
A special evening
A Winter Night
tour with entry
$50
1 hour
House, Gaudí Dome, Concierge Room (options)
An audio story
Guided tour, skip-the-line
tour with entry
$62
75 minutes
House, rooftop, Gaudí Cube
A live guide
Three Gaudí houses
tour with entry
$87
2.5 hours
Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, Casa Vicens
Gaudí day
Private architecture walk
tour with entry
$248
2 to 4.5 hours
Casa Batllo plus Barcelona’s architecture
Private guide
Every ticket here gets you into the house, so what separates these Casa Batlló tickets is the hour, the guide and the rooftop.
Near Casa Batlló
Casa Batlló sits on Passeig de Gràcia in the Eixample, and your Casa Batlló tickets cover only this house, while the other sights are a short walk or metro ride away. The walking times below are my estimates from straight-line distance, multiplied by 1.3 at 4.8 km/h. La Pedrera is the closest, about 8 minutes on foot, and Plaça de Catalunya about 11. The Palau de la Música Catalana is about 16 and the cathedral about 21. The Sagrada Família is about 25 minutes away, and you can compare its prices on my Sagrada Familia tickets page. For the hilltop park, which is about 44 minutes on foot, see Park Güell tickets. Casa Vicens, about 29 minutes away, and La Pedrera stay plain text here.
I pick from these Casa Batlló tickets by who is going:
Cheapest ticket with entry: the $32 audio-guide entry, or the $32 night visit if you’d rather go after dark.
First visit and fewest crowds: Be the First at $50, entry from 8:30, rated 4.8.
A live guide: the Julia Travel Gray Line tour at $62, with the weaker 3.7 rating in mind.
The rooftop in the evening: the $66 night visit with live music on the roof terrace.
A winter evening: the $50 A Winter Night audio story, one hour.
Several Gaudí houses: the $87 three-house tour, only if you want a long morning.
A private expert: the $248 Rosotravel walk, for those who want the architecture explained beyond one house.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Casa Batlló tickets?+
The official site lists a General Visit from 29 euros, a night visit from 25 euros in summer and 39 euros in winter, and early entry at 45 euros. On GetYourGuide the cheapest ticket with entry is $32, live-guided tours cost $62 to $87, and a private walking tour is $248. Check casabatllo.es for the price on your date.
Is Casa Batlló free entry?+
Per the official ticket page, children aged 0 to 12 enter free on the General Visit, Night Visit and Be the First tickets, and a companion of a person with a disability is free. Everyone else pays. Reductions of 3 to 6 euros apply for students, ages 13 to 17, over-65s and visitors with a disability, selected online at checkout.
How long to spend at Casa Batlló?+
The official FAQ says the General Visit Blue lasts about 1 hour and the other visits about 1 hour 15 minutes. The listings I compared run from 75 minutes for the guided tour to 2 hours for the roof concert, and 2.5 hours for the three-house tour. I'd allow 1.5 hours inside.
Is it better to visit Casa Batlló during the day or night?+
Day visits have the full range of tickets and the rooftop, while the summer night visit on the official site and the welcome-drink listing do not include the roof. Night suits quieter evenings, lighting and a drink. I'd go by day for the rooftop and at night if the atmosphere matters more than the terrace.
How far is Casa Batlló from Sagrada Família?+
About 1.5 km in a straight line, which I estimate as a 25-minute walk (distance multiplied by 1.3 at 4.8 km/h). Passeig de Gràcia station is about 3 minutes from the house. Most visitors pair the two on one day, booking a timed slot for each.
Which Gaudí house is better, Casa Batlló or Casa Milà?+
Casa Batlló is rated 4.7 on Google Maps from 223,715 reviews and La Pedrera 4.6, and the houses are about 8 minutes apart on foot by my estimate. I can't call one better. Casa Batlló is the one with the dragon-back roof and the blue light well, and one guided tour of mine combines both.
Can you buy Casa Batlló tickets on the day?+
Per the official FAQ, only General Visit tickets are sold at the box office, at 4 to 15 euros more than online. All other experiences must be bought online, and entry is allowed from your chosen time to 15 minutes after. I'd book online to pick the slot and save the difference.
Is Casa Batlló worth visiting?+
Google Maps rates it 4.7 from 223,715 reviews, and the audio-guide ticket scores 4.6 from 33,334 reviews on GetYourGuide. Reviewers praise the audio guide and the rooftop, and some warn it gets crowded. I'd go inside rather than admire the façade from Passeig de Gràcia.
Every Casa Batlló ticket and tour I compared
Casa Batlló Entry with Self-Audioguide Tour★ 4.6
Casa Batlló Be The First Entry Ticket★ 4.8
Casa Batlló Night Visit with Welcome Drink★ 4.4
Casa Batlló Night Visit with Live Music on the Roof Terrace★ 4.5
Casa Batlló 'A Winter Night' Experience★ 4.5
Casa Batlló Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Entry★ 3.7
Casa Batlló, Casa Milà & Casa Vicens Guided Tour★ 3.4
Casa Batllo Fast-Track Tickets, Barcelona Architecture Tour
