Casa Battlo Barcelona

Casa Battlo

Barcelona,  To Be seen

SHOPPING  |  CONTACT  |  NEWS  |  SUBSCRIBE ENG   ITA   ESP ENG   ITA   ESP Casa Battlo Barcelona. Offers, tickets, opening hours, what to see Casa Battlo Extravagance and beauty, in this incredible work by Gaudì, the result of the genius and creativity of the great Spanish artist. Casa Battlo has always been one of the must-see attractions on holiday in Barcelona. Completed in 1907, on Passeig de Gracia in the modernist Eixample district, this building represents one of Gaudi’s most original and visionary creations. Since 2005 it has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the other 6 works by the Spanish artist. A place as beautiful as it is bizarre. As incredible as it is unique … starting from its magical and fairytale front facade, an element that almost immediately attracts the attention of visitors and passers-by. Pure magic especially after dusk, when Casa Battlo is all lit up. Its balconies call attention to strange figures, even human skulls! The interior is all a whirlwind of waves, curves and spirals that sinuously characterize this work of art. Every corner of the house hides something surprising. Every detail is able to fascinate. But, the key element of the whole building is represented by light. “The sun will penetrate through the four sides and it will be like an image of paradise […] and so my building will be brighter than the light”… this is what Gaudi argued about Casa Battlo. A perfectly successful attempt! PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET Casa Battlo, ​​is located at Passeig de Graçia 43, easily accessible by public transport. You can get there with the L2, L3 and L4 lines of the Metro, getting off at the Passeig de Gràcia stop. By Train, get off at Renfe Passeig de Gràcia station, and FGC Provença station. You can use the H10, V15, 7, 22 and 24 bus lines. The Red and Blue lines of the Hop-on-Hop-Off Tourist Bus also stop near the building. From the central Plaça de Catalunya, you can easily walk there in less than 15 minutes. WHAT TO SEE You can immediately admire the beautiful external facade. You will have the opportunity to visit the Noble Floor (the former residence of the Batlló family), the Loft (the former warehouses and laundries), the Terrace with its mythical fireplaces (where the famous backbone of the dragon killed by St. George is located), and the fabulous well (which was once the stairwell). The tour ends with the splendid entrance hall and the main staircase. CASA BATTLO OPENING HOURS AND TICKETS The House is open all year round, from Monday to Sunday, from 09:00 to 20:15. Admission allowed until 7.15pm. The visit to the building includes EXPERIENCE 10D, new spaces created by architect Kengo Kuma and Chesneys to immerse yourself in the mind of Gaudi in the moments of the creation of his masterpiece. With Gaudí Dôme (immersive) we live the revelatory moment in which Gaudí surrendered to nature. With Gaudí Cube (360º) you enter a creative space dedicated to artificial intelligence. You can choose from the following 3 packages which all offer access to Casa Battlo and an audio guide: Blue Entrance. Includes Gaudí Cube (360º). It costs €35 per adult, €31 for over 65s, and €29 for children aged 13 to 17. Silver entrance. Includes Gaudí Cube (360º) + Gaudí Dôme (immersive) + Virtual Reality Tablet + Original Concierge. It costs €43 per adult, €40 for over 65s, and €37 for children aged 13 to 17. Gold entrance. Includes Gaudí Cube (360º) + Gaudí Dôme (immersive) + Virtual Reality Tablet + Original Concierge + Batlló’s private residence + Exclusive outdoor lounge + FastPass + Flexible date change + Free cancellation (up to 24 hours in advance). It costs €45 per adult, €42 for over 65s, and €39 for children aged 13 to 17 Please note that access is always free for children under 13 accompanied by a paying adult. For BCN Card holders there is a reduction of €3 per ticket. Through this link you can buy tickets directly online. Leave a comment The City El Prat Airport Girona Airport Get in Getting around Tranvia Blau Transport Tickets BCN Card Family Where to Sleep What to see Short Visit Holiday with Children Park Guell Tibidabo Parc de Guinardó Magic Fountain La Boqueria Market The Surroundings Girona Montserrat Monastery Poblet Monastery Port Aventura Sitges Tarragona Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Hotels Rooms Offers, Last Minute Hola Card Car Rent Attractions, Experiences map of the place Share the post

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Barcelona Famous Market Boqueria Saint Josep

Boqueria Saint Josep

Markets in the World

SHOPPING  |  CONTACT  |  NEWS  |  SUBSCRIBE ENG   ITA   ESP ENG   ITA   ESP Boqueria Saint Josep, the famous market in Barcelona. Timetable Boqueria Saint Josep Not just a simple market, but a real attraction in the heart of Barcelona. A market with ancient origins, just a few steps from the Rambla and, therefore, particularly crowded. To make this market unmissable, it is not just the position. In the huge indoor building, an impressive series of stalls are set up, with very fresh and high quality products. It is the Catalan proposal to be the master. And then, under with a good dose of “Jamon”. The excellent Serrano. The cones with Pata Negra ham cubes. The delicious snacks of fresh fruit. And what about a good slice of meat, cooked at the moment? Or, some good fresh fish? At Boqueria Saint Josep you will find everything, and more. Also international proposals. Because, over time, foreign exhibitors have also increased. Whatever your request, be sure that you will find it in this immense market. At least that’s what they say around here. During a visit to Barcelona, ​​there is no weekend, or vacation, that takes place, without having made a stop in this impressive market. An incredible place, colorful, fragrant and, of course, chaotic. As every market knows how to be. Loved by the Catalans. Venerated by tourists. Today, it is a real institution. PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET The Boqueria Saint Josep, is located in the center, at La Rambla 91 in Barcelona. You can get there easily on foot, crossing the Rambla de Saint Josep, one of the main arteries in Barcelona that connects Plaça de Catalunya with the Port. The market is located almost halfway, about a kilometer north of the Port. After the Mirador de Colom, you will find it on your left. On the contrary, from Plaça de Catalunya, you will find it on your right after about 10 minutes of walking. Thanks to the central location, you can reach the place quite easily by public transport. Liceu is the nearest metro stop, just a few minutes’ walk away. Here, there is also the parking of buses 59, N9, N12 and V13. BOQUERIA SAINT JOSEP OPENING HOURS The market is open from Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 20:00. Closed on Sundays and holidays. TIPS The market is particularly crowded, starting from the early morning. As always, we invite you to use a minimum of attention so as not to incur unpleasant incidents; it is still a market. Closed bags, wallets always in sight. The Boqueria Saint Josep is also ideal for a simple walk, or out of curiosity. We recommend stopping for lunch or an aperitif. You can buy products on site, and have them cook at the moment. Leave a comment The City El Prat Airport Girona Airport Get in Getting around Tranvia Blau Transport Tickets BCN Card Family Where to Sleep What to see Short Visit Holiday with Children Park Guell Tibidabo Parc de Guinardó Magic Fountain The Surroundings Girona Montserrat Monastery Poblet Monastery Port Aventura Sitges Tarragona Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Hotels Rooms Offers, Last Minute Hola Card Car Rent Attractions, Experiences map of the place Share the post

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