Description
The Casa Batlló night visit has two parts, and together they take about two hours. First you have an hour to explore Gaudí's house at your own pace with an audio guide, then you go up to the roof terrace for a live concert.
Fast-track entry gets you inside quickly. The visit is self-guided, so you can stay as long as you like in the rooms that catch your eye and follow the audio commentary on how Gaudí reshaped an apartment building at the Batlló family's request, paying attention to the details in every corner. The visit includes the Gaudí Cube, a 360-degree projection.
Upstairs, the music takes over. You choose the concert you prefer from jazz, soul and flamenco, and you listen at a table with a glass of cava in your hand and the city spread out around you. The terrace is also where you see the city from above at sunset.
- Fast-track entrance and audio guide
- The Gaudí Cube
- One hour of live music with a table
- A glass of cava
You can add extras when you book: an augmented-reality tablet, the Gaudí Dôme immersive experience, or access to the original concierge room. Casa Batlló works with Specialisterne, so neurodivergent staff members help visitors during the visit. There is no guided tour.