Silver Ticket
Full house, the AR tablet, and the roof terrace. The tier most people should buy.
€45/ person
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Is Casa Batlló worth booking?
78 SCORE
Yes, book it. Book Ahead
Expensive for an hour indoors, and still one of the best hours in the city. Weekend slots go about a week ahead; midweek you can usually book on the day.
Quick facts
- BOOK AHEAD?
- Yes — recommended
- Sells out in season
- SELL-OUT RISK
- Medium
- Peak dates go first
- BOOKING WINDOW
- 3–7 days
- 7–14 days in peak season
- TYPICAL PRICE
- €35–€69
- Landmark
- TIME NEEDED
- 1–1,5 hours
- Early morning
- AT THE DOOR?
- Sometimes
- Off-peak only
Best for
- Anyone who thought a Gaudí house museum sounded like a tourist tax and wants to be proven wrong
- The augmented-reality tablet, which is the rare gimmick that earns its place
- A rainy afternoon on Passeig de Gràcia
- Photographers, in the first slot before the light hardens
Skip if
- You have already done La Pedrera and your Gaudí budget is spent
- Paying €45 to walk through a house for an hour offends you. Fair enough
- You are travelling with under-fives. The tablet is wasted on them
- You only want the facade, which is free from the pavement opposite
THE BIG QUESTION
Guided tour or solo visit?
We compared both, factor by factor.
FACTOR Solo visit · €35 Our pick Guided tour · €69
Price Solo visit €€ — ticket + guide Guided tour €€€ — full package
Flexibility Solo visit High — your own pace Guided tour Low — fixed schedule
Historical context Solo visit High — expert storytelling Guided tour High — expert storytelling
Ease of entry Solo visit High — entry handled for you Guided tour High — entry handled for you
Best for Solo visit Independent travellers Guided tour First visit
Our pick
Solo, every time. The included tablet guide is better than most human guides and lets you stop where you want. Skip the guided upgrades entirely; if you are choosing between tiers, pay for the Silver level rather than for a person.
See the tour →Frequently asked
Do I need to book Casa Batlló in advance?
A few days for weekends and holidays, otherwise same-day is usually fine. Entry is timed, so booking mainly buys you the hour you wanted rather than the hour that was left.
Is Casa Batlló worth the price?
Yes, once. It is around €45 for an hour, which is steep, and it is still the most enjoyable interior in Barcelona. If you can only do one Gaudí house, do this one rather than La Pedrera.
Casa Batlló or La Pedrera — which one?
Casa Batlló for the interiors and the tablet. La Pedrera for the roof and the attic. Doing both in a day is a lot of Gaudí and a lot of money.
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