Early entry pass is worth it! - I HIGHLY recommend this early entry option. It is totally worth the extra $$. I was amazed at how I could get a full panoramic shot in one room (with no people in the photo!!) This was truly a luxury. We entered right around 8, and I noticed right when they opened the doors at 9, the place was flooded with people. I was so thankful to be able to walk around and take my time in each space, looking at the details and not moving with a crowd of tourists. Overall, this is an architectural work of art by Gaudí. I was taken aback by all the beautiful design and detail. And, as part of your admission, you have an audio guide that takes you through the space with all kids of fun facts and information. If you’re someone looking for good photo opportunities, I definitely recommend this early entry pass. Worth it!!!

Artwork - Without a doubt the most beautiful work of art I've seen in my life. I recommend visiting. Better to have audioguide to understand it.

Amazing - As Gaudi Fan I couldn’t miss casa batllo . We took the early access ticket and we were very happy With the tour. The place is simply amazing !

Casa Batllo - Magnifique villa of Gaudi, wonderful architecture , just unique in Barcelona, I love this style romantique; a must to visit .

Saturday Morning Bliss - Amazing - This was the highlight of my trip. I went to the Casa Batllo not knowing how to pronounce the name of it and a little in awe. I walked away knowing how to pronounce the name and still in awe. The early line access was great - recommend this. First through the doors on a Saturday morning and having the entire place to yourself is well worth it. No others to get in your way of pictures and taking in each entire rooms is very peaceful. The audio guide is great to give you all the history of each room and looking at the screen shows how the room looked like with furniture in it - some rooms had the furniture removed. The first-floor living room with its wide glass windows is impressive. No straight lines here and it does remind you of an undersea adventure. Each floor and room is magical and you have to admire the talent of Gaudi. Ahead of his times. Even the door handles impressed me. Purpose guilt out of his own hand. The lightwells flood the entire building and highlight the interior design work and tiling. There was thought and personal touch in every part of the place.

Definitely worth the money - You have to arrive early (8:30am) but the benefit is an uncrowded, unrushed visit to this amazing venue. We were 3rd and 4th in line and in most rooms had the rooms entirely to ourselves - to take picture, to look at the detail, and take in what the audio guide was saying. The guide is very good but I definitely recommend bringing your own headphones.

Skipping the line really works - I skipped the line, and was amongst the first viewers of the day. It is, of course the most wonderful building, and in many rooms I was one of just a few visitors. I have even taken a photograph of the front living area with its magnificent Windows without anyone else present. By the time I was reluctantly leaving, the crowds were in most rooms and there was a long queue of people waiting to get inside. Skipping the line and go first thing in the morning. HIghly recommended.

The Frank Lloyd Wright of Spain - Very interesting architecture. Not something I would want to live in, but very interesting to tour. The ocean theme is prevalent, and the view from the roof is awesome.

Great architectural beauty - The beautifully planned architectural beauty is spectacular. It takes you back in time when it was inhabited by one of the great bussiness man of Italy.

Unique - Cannot visit Barcelona without seeing Gaudi creations. Book in advance your tickets. Choose early morning hours as it gets quite busy later on.