How long does the visit take?

The audio-guided tour lasts about 50 minutes; leave extra time for the chocolate shop in the basement.

Is it worth it if we've already done Casa Batlló?

Yes. It's smaller and quieter, and the preserved family rooms plus the chocolate finish feel completely different from Gaudí's house next door.

What should kids hunt for at the entrance?

The carved animals around the doorway, shown photographing, painting, pouring chocolate, and playing instruments.

Casa Amatller

Name: Casa Amatller
Address: Pg. de Gràcia, 41, Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, Spain, Barcelona, Catalonia, ES

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MuseumEixample

Area

Eixample

Good for

7–16

Cost

From €17

Setting

Indoor

Season

year-round

Updated

Sep 21, 2026

What you need to know

Chocolate tasting included, a taste of the Amatller family recipe rounds off every visit
Family activity Sundays at 11 AM, the kid-oriented way to see the house
Timed entry every 30 minutes, so book online since English guided slots sell out

About

The house next to Casa Batlló belonged to chocolate maker Antoni Amatller. Josep Puig i Cadafalch rebuilt it for him in 1898, topping it with a stepped gable and filling the doorway with carved animals pouring chocolate and taking photos. The main floor keeps its original furniture, audio-guided visits leave every 30 minutes, and the basement shop pours hot chocolate to the family recipe.

IndoorEnglish Friendly

From €17

Audio-guided visit €17 (adult), theatrical guided tour €20, both with chocolate tasting; kids under 7 free.

Mon-Sun10:00 – 20:00

Closed Dec 25–26 and Jan 6. Audio-guided visits run every 30 minutes until 7 PM.

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