Casa Batlló: Gaudí–Miró–Gomis Deconstructed Exhibition Ticket
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For a standard self-guided visit to Casa Batlló, the entry ticket is the most cost-effective way to explore Gaudí's masterpiece. If you want to combine multiple Gaudí works or seek a guided tour of the famous houses, partner bundles and guided options provide convenience, though they carry a premium price.
It provides access to the core visitor route at the lowest price point among the available options.
Compare offers ↓This tour offers structured guidance through Barcelona's famous Gaudí houses, saving you from planning separate routes.
Compare offers ↓The bundle packages Casa Batlló with other major city highlights, simplifying booking and ticketing.
Compare offers ↓Tiqets GetYourGuide
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Standard ticket or official Blue ticket booked online in advance
Compare offers ↓02Official Silver Ticket (includes the Dragon's Rooftop terrace and Gaudí Cube)
Compare offers ↓03Official Gold Ticket (includes the Augmented Reality tablet, Gaudí Dôme, and access to the private residence)
Compare offers ↓04Gaudí Houses Guided Tour
Compare offers ↓05Official Site (select the free child tickets during the online checkout process)
Compare offers ↓06Best of Barcelona Bundle
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General Visit tickets are free for children aged 0–12 (accompanied by an adult), but they must be added to your online booking. Reduced rates are available for youth (13–17), students of any age/country with a valid ID, and visitors with disabilities (all receiving a €6 discount). Seniors aged 65 and over receive a €3 discount. Visitors with a disability also receive one free companion ticket, which is issued at the ticket office. Note that these discounts do not apply to the evening 'Magical Nights' concert events, where all visitors pay a flat rate. Spanish residents can access a 2-for-1 promotion on the official website. Always book online in advance, as buying at the physical ticket office incurs a surcharge of €4 to €15 per ticket.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
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Mobile tickets are fully accepted; you only need to show the barcode on your smartphone. You must arrive during your selected 15-minute time slot, as late arrivals may be denied entry if the venue is at capacity.
Official Blue, Silver, and Gold tickets are non-refundable and non-reschedulable. Only the premium Platinum ticket includes free cancellation and date changes, though third-party sellers like Tiqets may offer optional cancellation protection at checkout.
The official site offers the lowest base rates if you book well in advance, saving up to €15 compared to walk-up prices. Partner platforms are useful for booking last-minute slots, securing flexible cancellation terms, or purchasing multi-attraction bundles.
Large bags and luggage are not allowed inside, and there are no lockers or luggage storage facilities on-site. Strollers cannot be taken into the historic rooms to protect the building, but Casa Batlló provides free baby carriers and stroller storage.
Children aged 0–12 enter free but must have a free timed ticket reserved online. Disabled visitors receive a €6 discount, and their accompanying companion enters completely free (the companion ticket must be collected at the ticket office with official documentation).
The narrow historic staircases, the Gaudí Cube, and the rooftop terrace experience the worst congestion. Booking the "Be the First" 8:30 AM slot or visiting after 6:00 PM are the best ways to explore with fewer crowds.