Barcelona: Casa Batlló Be The First Entry Ticket
Dreta de l'Eixample, Barcelona
Imagine having a magical house practically all to yourself, with the first light of the morning and perfect photo opportunities.
Casa Batlló First Entry Ticket with Augmented Reality in Barcelona
This ticket offers early morning access to Casa Batlló, ideal for visitors seeking a quiet and immersive experience of Gaudí’s masterpiece.
Highlights
- Enjoy a relaxed morning visit with very limited capacity
- Photograph the unique shapes, perspectives, and lighting
- Experience the Gaudí Dome and the Gaudí Cube immersive rooms
- Discover Gaudí’s work enhanced by AI and augmented reality
Description
Explore Casa Batlló, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with early access that avoids crowds and allows time for reflection and photography. The visit includes an audio guide and an augmented reality tablet that create an immersive journey using AI, augmented reality, and machine learning.
Visit two innovative rooms: the Gaudí Dome, featuring over a thousand screens on its dome, and the unique six-sided LED Gaudí Cube. Listen to the audio guide available in 15 languages, accompanied by a soundtrack performed by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra and composed by Dani Howard.
New features include a vertical communication core designed by architect Kengo Kuma, a floating ladder of 13 tons of polished marble suspended in the air, Gaudí’s first six-sided indoor light mapping on a patio, and the “Simbolic” store.
Includes
- Entry ticket to Casa Batlló
- Audioguide
- Virtual reality tablet
- Access to the Gaudí Cube, Gaudí Dome, and original Concierge Room
Excludes
- Live guide
Important Information
- Checkroom available for luggage and strollers
- Casa Batlló supports autism inclusion, with assistance from a neurodivergent team trained by Specialisterne, an organization dedicated to employing individuals on the autism spectrum (ASD)
Cancellation Policy
This activity is non-refundable.
For the best experience, book your ticket in advance and arrive early. Bring a camera to capture the unique architecture and lighting effects. Visiting in the morning ensures fewer visitors and a quieter atmosphere.
