Description
Casa Batlló tickets with the self-guided audioguide send you through a house by Gaudí that has been reimagined with modern media. Volumetric projections, binaural sound, motion sensors, tastes and smells fill a visit that draws on artificial intelligence, augmented reality and machine learning.
The commentary is available in 15 languages, over a soundtrack written for the house by Dani Howard and recorded with the Berlin Symphony Orchestra. In the Gaudí Cube, an immersive room whose six faces are all LED, the lights surround you. Paintings appear to stir as you come close.
- A new vertical core by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, with a floating ladder of polished marble weighing 13 tons
- Gaudí's lights projected on all six sides of the patio, a first for indoor mapping
- The new Simbolic store
The gold option adds Lord Batlló's bedroom, and a fast pass is offered as an option too; both are chosen when you book. The standard ticket includes entry and the audioguide. It suits anyone who likes to explore Modernisme without a guide, at their own rhythm, in a UNESCO World Heritage house.