CASA AMATLLER

Get significant discounts on booking this combo ticket to these wonderful landmarks, situated right next to each other! Casa Batlló Enjoy a unique experience at Casa Batlló, one of the renovated apartments that put Gaudí's unparalleled work on the map. While it primarily served as the residence of the Batlló family, it also has rented housing sewn together by a magnificent entrance. Its facade, sprinkled with brilliant bits of blue, mauve, and green, perfectly fits the vibe of this unconventional building. Benefit from an audio guide in 15 languages that will give you everything you need to know about Gaudí's ingenious work. With this ticket, you can also experience the newly opened Gaudí Cube, a room with six internal faces built with 243 square meters of custom-designed LED panels. An automatic door mechanism has been assimilated into one of the walls with such precision that it is indistinguishable when it is closed! Casa Amatller This house, a perfect example of Art Nouveau architecture, features four upper stories, a garden, and a ground floor that has been turned into a museum. The house was built at the end of the 19th century by Josep Cadafalch for the wealthy chocolatier and archaeological enthusiast Antoni Amatller. The structure has 3 primary elements that reflect the homeowner's passions – chocolate, vintage glassware, and photography. Your digital audio guide, available via an app in 4 languages, will make sure you don't miss out on the best parts of exploring the opulent house. It will highlight all the culturally significant items in the house while also filling you in on why they became significant. Here, you can stay back after your audio tour and explore the place by yourself till closing hours.

Visit the only Modernist house in Barcelona to conserve its original beauty on a audioguided tour of the Casa Amatller house museum.

Experience the lifestyle of the rich and famous 20th-century Catalans while listening to an interesting audio guide. Head to Casa Amatller, home of famous chocolatier Antoni Amatller and designed by renowned architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. A Quick History One of the most recognizable structures in the city, Casa Amatller was created employing modernism, an art nouveau design movement that originated in Catalonia. The house features four upper stories, a garden, and a ground floor that has been turned into a museum. The structure has 3 primary elements that reflect Amatller's passions – chocolate, vintage glassware, and photography. What's in Store Enter the apartments that Amatller and his daughter Teresa formerly called home by ascending the grand staircase at the entrance. Don't forget to look up as you enter and admire the stained-glass skylight! Enjoy the Romanesque altarpiece, a Bartolomé Bermejo Hispanic-Flemish table, and Baroque and Ramón Casas paintings. You'll also get a chance to see other cultural items like photos by Rogent, Lalique jewelry by Lalique, and glass collections with historical significance. The Cherry on Top: An Audio Guide Your digital audio guide, available via an app, will make sure you don't miss out on the best parts of exploring the opulent house. It will highlight all the culturally significant items in the house while also filling you in on why they became significant. If you use your imagination just right, you could even picture yourself walking around the casa during a 20th-century high society soiree with chatter about the art nouveau around you!