Casa Batlló by Antoni Gaudi -Barcelona Photo Guide

Casa Batlló is often overlooked by many people because it's on the same road as La Pedrera (also by Gaudí ) and the latter of the two buildings draws more attention. I personally don't know why as Casa Batlló is a stunning creation and every bit as awe inspiring as La Pedrera.

Casa Batlló was designed by Gaudí for a wealthy Barcelona Aristocrat. The lower levels were for the owner and the upper floors for renting. The "house" is now a museum and I highly recommend visiting this building. My brother and I visited Casa Batllo for an afternoon and spent the rest of the evening discussing why Gaudí had placed two ornamental pillars in the entrance to the terrace. Gaudí' s work activates your imagination and challenges you to ask questions, so be prepared to be thinking about what he was trying to achieve well after you've left his creations!

How to Get to Casa Batlló

Address: Casa Batlló
Passeig de Gràcia, 43
Barcelona, España

Official Website: www.casabatllo.es

Metro "Passeig de Gràcia" (Green Line, L3)
Calle Aragó-Rambla Catalunya exit. Casa Batlló is only 30 seconds walk from the metro stop IF you take the correct metro exit. Look for the exit called: Calle Aragó-Rambla Catalunya when you are leaving the metro.

Entrance Fee - €18.15 per person with an audio guide included in the entrance price. Save 20% with the Barcelona Card

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