Casa Batllo Tickets, Barcelona

Casa Batlló operates from 9 am to 8 pm every day, with the last entry allowed at 7:15 pm. During this time, you can get into the vibrant world of Spain and witness wonderful sections of the iconic building of Casa Batlló.

Yes, audio guides are included in the Casa Batlló tickets. Through this, you can enjoy a comprehensive audio tour that provides information about this architectural marvel in 15 different languages. You can gain an insight into the history, design, and significance of the building in Catalan, English, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese, French, Italian, Korean, and Russian.

There is no specific student discount available on tickets to Casa Batlló. However, if you book your tickets from us, you may have the opportunity to avail yourself of additional deals and discounts.

Photography is permitted inside Casa Batlló, but only for personal use. You are encouraged to take advantage of the free WiFi available on-site. Additionally, Casa Batlló holds a photo contest where you can participate by posting a picture of the building on social media with the hashtag #photocontest. By doing so, you have a chance to win a fantastic Fujifilm XA2 camera through a raffle.

Yes, Casa Batlló tickets offer audio guided tours to enhance your overall experience. This audio guide is available in 15 languages that provide comprehensive information about the history, architecture, and notable features of the house. With this audio guide, you can explore the attraction at your own pace while listening to fascinating insights and stories as they move through the various rooms and spaces.

The best time to visit Casa Batlló is generally between March and May and then from November to February. During this time, the weather remains pleasant due to the Mediterranean climate and the tourist season is quieter. You can easily enjoy a more relaxed and intimate experience of Casa Batlló at this time. As far as the best time of the day is concerned, you should visit the attraction either early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and appreciate the architectural marvel and its intricate details without feeling rushed.

On average, a visit to Casa Batlló takes approximately one hour to explore the entire site. This duration allows you to fully appreciate the architectural marvel, explore the various rooms and spaces, and learn about the history and significance of the building through the audio guide or informational displays.

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