Architecture · WINTER ACTIVITIES

The World’s 2 Best Winter Architecture Tours

2 tours  ·  from $53 a head

The 2 best winter architecture tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.

Barcelona: Casa Batlló 'A Winter Night' Experience - Your one-hour route through the house
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Barcelona: Casa Batlló ‘A Winter Night’ Experience

1.Barcelona: Casa Batlló ‘A Winter Night’ Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 495 reviews · 1 hour · from $53Our pick

Enter Casa Batlló for a one-hour winter night story told through light, sound, and theatrical scenes. Follow Fermina, a caretaker of the Batlló grandchildren, as you explore Gaudí’s Dome and the original Concierge Room. Audio guides are available in seven languages, with upgraded options for extra rooms and augmented reality.

“A wonderful experience. We booked the gold tour which was definitely worth it. We got access to more rooms and the tablet helped us see the rooms without all the extra crowds. We chose the architecture tour but will definitely go again and choose the family tour next time.”

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Casa Batlló : Night Visit "A Winter Night" - Entering the house with an audio story
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Casa Batlló : Night Visit “A Winter Night”

2.Casa Batlló : Night Visit “A Winter Night”

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 72 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $66

Enter Casa Batlló after dark for a one-hour English audio story based on real events. Meet Gaudí, the Batlló family, and Fermina through sound, lighting, and projections that turn the house into a dreamy evening experience. Check your ticket tier before booking.

“It was a terrible experience. There was no instruction that I am required to change my tickets at the information counter. I am only aware of this when I queued for almost 20 mins in the line. Please note that the lines are long. You will be given an ipad and headset for the casa batlo experience but no instruction was given on what to do with them and in fact, you have to figure it out and to click on them when you are at each spot. It was so crowded that you are just waiting in line to get one point to another. I did not enjoy the…”

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