The Casa Batlló Team and Project
Guided by four purposes
MAKING PEOPLE HAPPY THROUGH ART
The visit to Casa Batlló has won the world's top awards for the best cultural experience.
What's included in the experience
PRESERVING A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
A journey to the origins filled with surprising discoveries, to keep the brilliance and colors of Gaudí's work alive.
Explore the restoration
EXPANDING GAUDÍ'S RADICAL LEGACY
We invite international artists like Refik Anadol and Kengo Kuma to reinterpret the work of the Catalan genius.
Discover the House of Inspiration
SPREADING OUR LOVE FOR BARCELONA
From roses on Saint George's Day to illuminations on key dates, the façade is in constant communication with the citizens.
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From Hidden Gem to Icon of Barcelona
2025
Uncovering the original rear façade and courtyard
After a meticulous restoration, we have recovered Gaudí’s original design, hidden for more than a century. A historic milestone that astonishes the world.
2022
Entering the world of digital art with a bang
Refik Anadol's digital masterpiece, "Living Architecture: Casa Batlló" was projected before 47,000 people and auctioned at Christie's for 1.38 million.
2021
Reinventing the museum experience
A visit to Casa Batlló becomes an immersive experience worthy of multiple international awards.
2019
Inviting visitors to witness the restoration
Transparent tunnels, accessible scaffolding... All the tasks of the professionals are made visible to the public.
2016
Adorning the House with roses for Sant Jordi
Barcelona reaches the world every April 23rd, in an image that has become the pride of Barcelona's residents.
2015
Projecting the first mapping for 20,000 people
We celebrate La Mercè with the citizens, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage distinction.
2013
Turning the visit into an interactive one
We incorporate the SmartGuide into the tour, offering Augmented Reality to the visitor to better understand Gaudí's genius.
2012
Illuminating the façade for the first time
On the occasion of the fight against AIDS, Casa Batlló starts its social lighting for the citizens on key dates.
2005
Casa Batlló, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Antoni Gaudí's work receives the highest cultural distinction awarded by the United Nations.
2004
Restoring and opening the attic
We expand the visitor's route, receiving the Europa Nostra Award for Best European Restoration.
2002
The main floor welcomes its first visitors
In the International Year of Gaudí, we adapt the noble floor for cultural visits, which become an immediate success.
2000
The façade shines again
We restore the visible face of number 43 on Passeig de Gràcia, which will soon become the image of Barcelona.
1996
Casa Batlló opens its doors to the city
After decades as a residential and office building, we welcome the first residents of Barcelona, initially for event organization.
1993
First major restauration
The Bernat family takes over the management of Casa Batlló and begins its restoration.