Casa Batllo is a beautiful residential building that attracts more than a million tourists every year.
Catalan architect Antonio Gaudi, who built Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Mila, etc., designed this attraction more than 110 years ago.
Os veciños tamén o chaman Casa dos Ossos or House of Bones since skulls and bones were used to make it.
Neste artigo explícase todo o que debes saber antes de comprar entradas para a Casa Batlló.
Principais entradas Casa Batlló
# Entrada 10D Experience Casa Batlló
# As Noites Máxicas de Casa Batlló
Táboa de contidos
Cousas que debes saber antes de reservar entradas
You can buy Casa Batllo tickets online or at the venue.
As entradas en liña adoitan ser máis baratas que as que se venden no lugar.
Cando compras en liña, podes evitar as longas colas nos mostradores de billetes da atracción.
Cando reservas con antelación, tamén recibes a túa franxa horaria preferida.
Reservar con antelación axuda a evitar decepcións de última hora.
To book tickets, go to Casa Batllo’s booking page e selecciona a túa data preferida, franxa horaria e o número de entradas.
Unha vez que compras as entradas, envíanse ao teu enderezo de correo electrónico.
Non é necesario obter impresións do billete.
You must swap the e-voucher on your smartphone for a paper ticket at the ticket office and get entry.
With the tickets, you get the augmented reality video guide for free, along with a headset.
Entradas Casa Batlló
Hai diferentes formas de explorar esta atracción.
Podes reservar o estándar, actualizado, premioou noite billetes.
Standard tickets (Blue)
As entradas Standard permítenche a entrada na Casa Batlló, incluíndo unha audioguía (dispoñible en 15 idiomas) chamada SmartGuide.
As SmartGuides son a forma innovadora do museo de exploralo combinando unha audioguía coa tecnoloxía de realidade aumentada.
Poderás presenciar os interiores asombrosamente fermosos e o tellado do Dragón cunha banda sonora da Orquestra Filharmónica de Berlín.
Cada entrada inclúe unha guía.
Custo das entradas
o Entradas estándar cost €35 for adults aged between 18 and 64 years.
Youths aged between 13 to 17 years and students with ID pay a discounted price of €29 for entry.
As entradas para maiores de 65 anos están dispoñibles a un prezo reducido de 32 euros.
o Promoción 2×1 Residentes en España en entrada Estándar custa 22 €.
Adultos (18 a 64 anos): €35
Xuvenil (13 a 17 anos): €29
Estudante (con DNI): €29
Senior (+65 anos): €32
Neno (ata 12 anos): libre
Promoción 2×1 Residentes en España: €22
Upgraded tickets (Silver)
O billete de categoría superior permíteche non só unha visita ao museo senón tamén toda unha experiencia sensorial.
With fast-track access, you can explore Casa Batlló and the Gaudí Cube below the Gaudí Dome, which dazzles with over 1,000 LED screens.
The ticket also gives access to the 10D Experience, an immersive adventure mingling artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and machine learning.
Custo das entradas
o Upgraded tickets custa 43 € para adultos de entre 18 e 64 anos.
Os mozos de entre 13 e 17 anos e os estudantes con DNI pagan un prezo reducido de 37 € pola entrada.
As entradas para maiores de 65 anos están dispoñibles a un prezo reducido de 40 euros.
o Promoción 2×1 Residentes en España en billete de categoría ten un prezo de 26 €.
Adultos (18 a 64 anos): €43
Xuvenil (13 a 17 anos): €37
Estudante (con DNI): €37
Senior (+65 anos): €40
Neno (ata 12 anos): libre
Promoción 2×1 Residentes en España: €26
Premium tickets (Gold)
As entradas Premium danche acceso á Casa Batlló, ao cubo Gaudí e á ampla Experiencia 10D.
Tamén poderás presenciar o dormitorio de Batllo.
Custo das entradas
o Premium tickets custa 45 € para adultos de entre 18 e 64 anos.
Os mozos de entre 13 e 17 anos e os estudantes con DNI pagan un prezo reducido de 39 € pola entrada.
As entradas para maiores de 65 anos están dispoñibles a un prezo reducido de 42 euros.
Kids up to 12 years old can enter for free, but adults must accompany them during their visit.
o Promoción 2×1 Residentes en España en entrada Premium custa 27 €.
Adultos (18 a 64 anos): €45
Xuvenil (13 a 17 anos): €39
Estudante (con DNI): €39
Senior (+65 anos): €42
Neno (ata 12 anos): libre
Promoción 2×1 Residentes en España: €27
As Noites Máxicas de Casa Batlló
The Magic Nights ticket gives you access to the museum cloaked in the glimmering lights of nightfall and the AR multimedia experience of Fermina’s story.
You will be in for a new perspective of the museum, along with Fermina, the caretaker of the Batlló family’s grandchildren, who will narrate the true story of the famous Batllo family.
Custo das entradas
Adultos (18 a 64 anos): €45
Xuvenil (13 a 17 anos): €39
Estudante (con DNI válido): €39
Senior (+65 anos): €42
Neno (ata 12 anos): libre
Promoción 2×1 Residente en España: € 20
Descontos Casa Batlló
Os residentes nativos españois que queiran visitar o museo poden pagar un prezo con desconto adquirindo a Promo 2×1 Residentes en España.
Este billete é válido en xogos de dous e previa presentación do DNI español ou certificado de residencia en vigor.
Residents must purchase a minimum of two tickets to avail of this discount.
Kids up to 12 years old can enter the attraction for free, but adults must accompany them during their visit.
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Tempos
Casa Batllo opens at 9 am and closes at 8 pm every day for general visits.
The last admission is at 7.15 pm for general visits.
Nighttime visits take place from 6.30 pm to 9 pm, and the last admission is up to 8.45 pm.
Canto tempo leva o percorrido
The Blue visit to Casa Batllo takes approximately 1 hour.
Tanto as visitas de prata como de ouro levan aproximadamente 1 hora e 15 minutos cada unha.
O mellor momento para visitar
The best time to visit Casa Batllo is between 9 am and 11 am when the crowd starts coming in.
o 'Se o primeiro!' Tickets de entrada offer an early morning tour wherein you get exclusive access to the museum before 9 am.
If you can’t make it during the early hours, the next best time to visit is late afternoons, between 3 pm and 5 pm.
For a quieter experience, we advise you to visit the museum on a weekday rather than a weekend or public holiday.
Que esperar
A Casa Batlló, unha das moitas obras mestras modernistas de Gaudí, era propiedade de Josep Batlló.
Its architecture is very unique in itself, as there is no other residential building in the world that even remotely resembles it.
From the facade mimicking the surface of the water to the roof terrace dominated by a dragon-like structure from the legend of Saint George, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is sure to earn your admiration.
Todo, desde o salón Noble, o vestíbulo de entrada e o patio de luces ata o xardín interior, o loft e a terraza do tellado reflicte o xenio de Gaudí.
Unlike a common audio guide, the ‘House of Bones’ provides every visitor with a virtual reality video guide. The guide gives insights into the incredible detail of Gaudi’s creation and design and shows pictures of the building from over a century for visitors to compare.
| Entrada Casa Batlló | Custa |
| Entradas estándar (Azul) | €35 |
| Upgraded tickets (Prata) | €43 |
| Premium tickets (Ouro) | €45 |
| Noites máxicas | €45 |
¿Vale a pena a Casa Batlló?
Absolutely! Casa Batllo is worth every Euro spent on entrance tickets.
O deseño exterior do museo deixará caer a boca.
For the interiors, Gaudi uses lines, colors, shapes, contours, and textures to transport the viewer into a fantasy world.
None of the rooms are furnished, yet you will not even realize it. Such is the beauty of the interiors.
Ademais, raramente nos atopamos cun museo que ofreza unha visita guiada gratuíta en vídeo de realidade virtual.
What’s not to love about the legend that the museum represents – Saint George, the patron saint of Catalonia, who saved the life of a Princess from a dragon by slaying it!
Dentro da Casa Batlló
O eloxio "es fermosa de dentro para fóra" vale para Casa Batllo.
After building the facade, Gaudi seems to have given his soul to this attraction.
Let’s take a sneak peek into the interiors.
Vestíbulo de entrada
The main entrance is divided into two sections – one for the rented apartments and another for the Batllo family.
O vestíbulo de entrada que conduce ao salón privado da familia Batllo evoca unha experiencia submarina.
Os muros son abovedados e curvados con lucernarios que representan cunchas de tartaruga.
The wooden staircase railing leading to Mr. Batllo’s study looks like animal vertebrae.
Piso Nobre
O Andar Nobre foi a zona residencial da familia Batllo e é o espazo máis creativo.
Ten tres seccións interconectadas: o estudo do señor Batllo, a sala de estar e unha zona apartada para o cortexo das parellas.
Sala
In the morning, Casa Batllo’s living room is illuminated by sunlight streaming in through huge tinted windows.
The size of these windows varies from big on the top to small on the bottom to allow more sunlight to pass through.
Notarás que o teito tende a baixar en espiral como un remuíño.
O candelabro do centro faiche sentir coma se estiveses mirando para o ollo do mar.
Área de cortexo
We don’t know whose idea it was to include what we now call a ‘dating room,’ but it is romantic.
Gaudi has designed the courting room to provide couples with all the privacy they need.
A principal atracción desta sala é unha lareira en forma de cogomelo.
Patio das Luces
Gaudí quería que a luz e o aire viaxasen a todas as habitacións a través do lucernario principal.
É interesante notar os tons de azulexos que Gaudí usou para esta parte.
Para garantir a distribución uniforme da luz, instalou tons azuis máis escuros na parte superior que se esvaecían pola parte inferior.
O Loft
O loft da Casa Batllo funcionaba como zona de servizo para os inquilinos.
Gaudí utilizou a cor branca para esta sección, que acomodaba áreas de almacenamento e lavanderías.
Os sesenta arcos da Catenaria dan a impresión de ser a caixa torácica dun animal.
Xardín Interior
Gaudi was a nature lover and wanted the Batllo family to enjoy a peaceful time in their private garden.
O xardín está anexo ao seu comedor e contén macetas revestidas de vidro.
Cuberta da Casa Batlló
Construída inicialmente en 1877, a Casa Batlló non sempre tivo o emocionante tellado que ten actualmente.
Non obstante, todo cambiou cando o comerciante téxtil local Josep Batllo encargou a Antonio Gaudí o redeseño da súa casa en 1904.
Gaudí dividiu o edificio en apartamentos, engadiu o quinto piso, renovou os interiores, engadiu unha nova fachada e redeseñou o tellado.
O arquitecto catalán sempre se esforzou moito no tellado.
Cría que os tellados daban aos edificios a súa personalidade.
Batllo House’s roof has four elements: the Dragon back, the tower and Cross, the four stacks of chimneys, and the terrace.
Teito en forma de lombo de dragón
É difícil perderse que o tellado da Casa Batlló ten forma de lombo dun dragón. E no lombo do Dragón, a súa columna vertebral destaca claramente.
Unha pequena ventá triangular cara á dereita do edificio representa o ollo do Dragón.
Legend has it that before newer buildings blocked the view, Sagrada Familia could be seen from this eye.
The panoramic roof is composed of 600 large tiles, which look like scales. These large ceramic scales vary in color.
Preto do ollo, onde comeza o corpo do Dragón, as tellas son verdes.
Vólvense azul e violeta no centro e rosa e vermello cara á zona da cola do Dragón.
Keep this color scheme in mind, for we will discuss it again.
A torre e a Cruz
Do terceiro elemento do tellado, unha torre, érguese unha cruz con catro brazos que apuntan ao norte, sur, leste e oeste.
This tower and Cross seem to be inspired by nature and resemble plant life (scroll up to see the image).
Golden-colored monograms of Jesus, Maria, and Joseph decorate the tower.
If you stand in front of Casa Batllo and look up, you can’t miss Gaudi’s religious references.
Chemineas
Gaudi’s architectural ideas’ beauty was how he combined utility and design.
He believed that just because something was utilitarian didn’t mean it had to look ugly.
As fermosas chemineas do tellado da casa Batlló son unha proba da filosofía de Gaudí.
The roof also has four stylized and polychromatic chimney stacks. Gaudi designed them to prevent back draughts.
These Gaudi chimneys are so famous that they provide the backdrop to regular live music concerts on the roof.
Terraza da Casa Batlló
The terrace is an open space offering great views of the Passeig de Gracia.
Tamén atoparás a entrada a unha pequena sala na terraza, que agora alberga unha pequena fonte de auga.
Cando nesta casa vivía a familia Batllo, utilizaban o cuarto para almacenar auga.
Como chegar
Casa Batllo is in the center of Barcelona, in the street known as Manzana de la Discordia (the Street of Discord).
dirección: Páx. de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain. como chegar
You can reach the attraction by public transport or by car.
En metro
Colle a L3, tamén coñecida como Liña Verde do Metro de Barcelona, e baixa en Estación de Paseo de Gracia.
Once you get down, look for the exit called Calle Aragó-Rambla Catalunya – Casa Batllo, which is only a minute’s walk from here.
Since the Barcelona Metro runs until late at night, you can also use the L3 trains for the magical nights.
by Bus
A parada de autobús máis próxima é Pg de Gràcia – Aragó, a 2 minutos andando do museo.
Bus H10, Bus V15, Bus 7, Bus 20, Bus 22, and Bus 24 ply towards the museum.
If you take buses 20 and H10, you must get off at the Valencia—Pg de Gràcia bus stop.
Preguntas frecuentes sobre a Casa Batlló
Here are the most often-asked questions about Gaudi’s Casa Batllo in Barcelona.
Tourists can buy tickets for the attraction online or at the venue on the day of their visit. However, tickets for Magical Nights and Be the First can ONLY be purchased online. We recommend booking your tickets online in advance for the best experience.
The current owners use the building for two purposes: to attract tourists and rent it out for high-end events.
The Bernat Family are the current owners of Casa Batllo. Interestingly, they also own the Chupa Chups brand of confectionaries. The Bernats bought it in 1994 and turned it into a business initiative after restoring the house. Today, it is one of Barcelona’s most highly-rated cultural and tourist attractions.
No, there are no open-door days at the attraction as it is a private institution.
You can enter the venue up to 15 minutes after the beginning of your time slot, after which you must reach out to Casa Batllo’s staff for entry.
Yes, you can take pictures inside the museum, but only for personal use and without a tripod. You may contact the authorities if you want to take photographs for non-commercial use.
Casa Batllo has no locker facility, so you must avoid carrying heavy luggage.
Fontes
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# Architectuul.com
# Wikipedia.org
# Tripadvisor.com
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