Casa Batlló
Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona · Last verified Oct 2026
Two elevators with priority for disabled visitors reach every floor up to the roof terrace, and the whole house can be visited in a wheelchair.
Wheelchair users can visit all areas of Casa Batlló, including the new rooms and the roof terrace. Two elevators are reserved with priority for people with disabilities, people with reduced mobility and pregnant women, and the lift reaches the roof terrace.
The visit runs on an audio guide included in the ticket and available in 15 languages. For Deaf and hard of hearing visitors there is a tablet with subtitles, and the written text of the audio guide is available in the same 15 languages.
What is not published is just as relevant for planning: the house gives no door or lift measurements and does not mention an adapted toilet, so ask Visitor Services before booking if either matters to you. Visitor numbers are the thing to plan around, which is why the late-afternoon window is recommended.
What the measurements mean
Sensory and communication support includes audio guide and captioning.
A companion or carer is admitted free. Assistance animals are welcome.
What to expect
- Two elevators give priority to people with disabilities, people with reduced mobility and pregnant women.
- The house suggests arriving between 4 pm and 7 pm, outside the peak hours, for a more comfortable visit in a wheelchair.
- Strollers cannot be taken on the tour: there is a storage area for strollers and wheelchairs, and baby carriers are lent.
Full accessibility profile
Every attribute below is recorded against the same protocol, so figures are comparable between places. Values are marked Measured or Estimate, and the sources are listed above.Elevators & lifts
Sensory & communication
Policies & assistance
Practical tips
- Tickets for people with disabilities are discounted, and an extra free ticket for an accompanying person is given at the ticket office; documents certifying the disability may be requested at the entrance.
- Animals are admitted under their owner's supervision and with the approval of the staff.
- There are no lockers, so leave luggage and backpacks at your accommodation.
Casa Batlló: common accessibility questions
Can you visit Casa Batlló in a wheelchair?
Yes. The whole house can be visited, including the new rooms and the roof terrace, using two elevators that give priority to disabled visitors. Arriving between 4 pm and 7 pm avoids the busiest hours.
Is there a discount for disabled visitors at Casa Batlló?
Yes. Disabled visitors get a discounted ticket, online or at the ticket office, and one accompanying person receives a free ticket at the ticket office. No specific degree of disability is required, but official documentation may be requested.
What does Casa Batlló offer visitors with a hearing disability?
A tablet with subtitles and the written text of the audio guide, both available in 15 languages.