Casa Amatller, a modernist gem in the heart of Barcelona, was once home to renowned chocolatier Antoni Amatller Costa.
Located on Passeig de Gràcia, Casa Amatller stands alongside Casa Batlló and Casa Lleó Morera in the “Isla de la Discordia” (meaning block of Discord), known for its unique mix of architectural styles.
Its intricately carved facade features dragons, knights, and mythological figures, reflecting the Amatller family’s passions.
Visitors can step back in time, exploring beautifully preserved rooms with original furniture and decorations that capture the essence of Catalan Modernism.
This article covers everything you need to know before booking your tickets to Casa Amatller.
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What’s ahead
Where to buy tickets & how do they work
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Tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket office. Booking online is recommended as it’s usually cheaper, helps you avoid long queues, and allows you to secure your preferred time slot.
Once you purchase your tickets, they will be sent to your email—no need for printouts.
It’s recommended to arrive on time, and if you are late, you may be able to enter till about 20 minutes, after which there is no guarantee.
Casa Amatller Priority Entry Ticket
This skip the line ticket is the most popular and cheapest way to explore Casa Amatller. It gives you access to all the rooms of the house.
Walk through the dressing rooms, bathrooms, dining room, music room, and scullery, all decorated with the original furniture used by chocolatier Antoni Amatller Costa and his family, and admire the ornate bedroom doors carved with artistic designs.
An audio guide in seven languages provides insights into this stunning house’s history, architecture, and unique features, enhancing your visit.
At the end of the tour, all visitors get free chocolates.
Cost of tickets
Adult (13 to 64): €17
Child (7 to 12 years): €10
Senior (65+ years): €15
Students (with ID): €15
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Casa Amatller Guided tour
Step into the world of Antoni Amatller with a one-hour guided tour of Casa Amatller, available in English at 10 am, Catalan at 12 pm, and Spanish at 11 am and 5 pm.
Led by an expert guide, the tour offers fascinating insights into Amatller’s travels, his chocolate factory, and the social life of the era.
At the end of the tour, enjoy tasting the world-famous Amatller chocolate and receive a box of Amatller chocolate leaves as a souvenir.
From June to September, visitors can also visit Antoni Amatller’s photography studio and purchase a glass of wine.
Cost of tickets
Adult (31 to 64): €20
Youth (8 to 30 years): €12
Senior (65+ years): €17
Students (with ID): €17
Casa Amatller was designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch between 1898 and 1900. He brought together neo-Gothic elements with Dutch-inspired architecture.
Frequently asked questions about tickets
Here are some questions tourists ask before purchasing tickets for the Casa Amatller.
Does La Casa Amatller offer free tickets?
Unfortunately, Casa Amatller doesn’t offer free tickets. However, children up to 7 years old receive free admission.
Can I buy tickets at the venue?
Yes, tickets are available at the venue’s ticket office, but popular time slots sell out quickly, so we recommend booking online in advance to secure your spot.
What is Casa Museu Amatller’s late arrival policy?
You can enter the building ten minutes before the next time slot. For example, if you book a ticket for the 10 am slot, you can enter until 10.20 am.
Does the museum offer a student discount?
Yes, Casa Amatller offers a student discount on admission tickets with a valid student ID. Students receive a €2 discount on general entry tickets and a €3 discount on guided tours.
Does the Barcelona Bundle include access to the attraction?
Unfortunately, Casa Amatller is not part of this bundle.
What is the museum’s refund policy?
Casa Amatller offers a flexible cancellation policy, allowing you to cancel your ticket by 11:59 PM the day before your visit for a full refund.
What is the attraction’s rain policy?
The attraction is an all-weather experience, so all tickets are final.
Is there any space I can leave my belongings?
No, the attraction does not provide a cloakroom or lock room service.
Which items are prohibited inside Casa Amatller?
Backpacks, umbrellas, sticks, tripods, etc., are prohibited inside this attraction.
Is Casa Museu Amatller accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible to accommodate visitors with less mobility.
On which days is Casa Amatller closed to visitors?
Casa Amatller is closed on December 25, 26, and on January 6.
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What to expect
Casa Amatller is a beautiful building between Casa Batllo and Casa Lleó Morera. Together, they form the Block of Discord (Illa de la Discòrdia), known for its contrasting architectural styles.
Casa Amatller’s striking facade is a must-see, adorned with motifs inspired by Catalan culture. A grand staircase leads to the first level, where visitors can explore various rooms and sections of the house.
The house reflects Antoni Amatller’s passions, including photography, chocolate, and antique glassware.
Casa Amatller also features a charming cafe on the ground floor, serving various fresh and wholesome dishes. On its enclosed patio, visitors can enjoy a cup of hot chocolate from a century-old recipe.
Visitors can also purchase a selection of candies and chocolates from the gift shop.
How to reach
Casa Amatller, located at 41 Passeig de Gracia in the Eixample neighborhood, sits next to Antoni Gaudí’s Casa Batlló. Get Directions
You can reach the museum by public transport or by car.
By Metro
You can take the purple (L2), green (L3), or yellow (L4) metro lines to Casa Amatller in Barcelona, Spain.
All three lines stop at the Passeig de Gràcia station. From there, it’s a minute’s walk.
By Bus
To reach Casa Batlló in Barcelona by bus, take lines 7, 22, 24, V15, H10, or 20.
Get off at Passeig de Gràcia, Aragó or València-Passeig de Gràcia, both just a 2-minute walk from Casa Amatller.
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