Short answer. Casa Batlló is open every day of the year, and you visit it in a time slot. The easiest way to reach it is the metro to Passeig de Gràcia, on lines L3 and L4. The address is Passeig de Gràcia 43. You have 15 minutes after the start of your slot to get in, so arrive a little early.
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Book tickets and visits →What are the opening hours?
The house is open every day of the year, from the morning until the evening. The standard visit starts at 9:00, and the last entry is in the late afternoon, around 7:15 to 7:45 pm.
The early visit goes in before 9, and the evening and concert visits are later in the day. A visit takes about an hour and a quarter.
When is the best time to go?
Late afternoon, from about 4 to 7 pm, is usually more comfortable. For smaller crowds, book the early entrance before 9. For a different mood, book the evening ticket and see the architecture lit up.
How do I arrive on time?
Your ticket has a day and an hour, and you cannot enter before your slot. You have 15 minutes after it begins. Plan to be on Passeig de Gràcia a few minutes before, because you will want time to find the entrance.
How do I get there by metro?
Get off at Passeig de Gràcia, on lines L3 and L4. From Plaça de Catalunya (line L1) it is about 10 minutes on foot, and the same from Diagonal (line L5).
How do I get there by train?
Passeig de Gràcia is also a Rodalies station, on lines R2 Nord and R2 Sud. From Plaça de Catalunya, which has the lines R1, R3 and R4, it is about 10 minutes on foot. The FGC stations at Plaça de Catalunya and Provença, on lines L6, L7, S1 and S2, are also about 10 minutes away on foot.
How do I get there by bus?
Lines 7, 22 and V15 stop at Pg de Gràcia - Aragó. Line 24 stops at Passeig de Gràcia - Consell de Cent. Line H10 stops at València - Pg de Gràcia, and line X1 at Aragó - Pg de Gràcia. The tourist buses stop here too: the Barcelona Bus Turístic on its blue and red routes, and the Barcelona City Tour on its east green and west orange routes.
Can I walk from the centre?
Yes. From Plaça de Catalunya you can walk up Passeig de Gràcia, a wide avenue with benches and several Modernista buildings. It is about 10 minutes, and it is a pleasant way to arrive.
What should I know before I go in?
- No lockers. Leave suitcases and large backpacks at your hotel.
- Photos are allowed for personal use, but without a tripod.
- Strollers do not go on the visit. There is a place to leave them, and baby carriers are available for children under 2.
- Children from 0 to 12 are listed as free on the standard visit; check when you book.
- Accessibility. Two lifts give priority to people with disabilities, reduced mobility and pregnant women, and a lift reaches the roof terrace.
- Audio guide. The audio guide and the tablet come in many languages, and the tablet has subtitles for deaf visitors.
What else is nearby?
Casa Batlló stands in a block called the Block of Discord, where rival Modernista architects built side by side. Next door is Casa Amatller. A walk up Passeig de Gràcia takes you to Casa Milà, also called La Pedrera.
Which one for you?
Short on time? Take the metro to Passeig de Gràcia and book a slot in the late afternoon. Want smaller crowds? Choose the early entrance. To pick your ticket, read the ticket guide and see the full opening hours page.