
Chapter 1 / Barcelona
Casa Amatller.
Start with Casa Amatller. Let a detail decide which thread you follow next.
Compare this façade with the last. What makes each one feel different?
Outdoor walks and façade observations. Interior admission is not included.
The full story
Beside Casa Batlló, Casa Amatller pairs a sharply stepped façade with a preserved main-floor interior. Its contrast with Gaudí’s neighbouring house is visible even if you stay on Passeig de Gràcia.
Josep Puig i Cadafalch designed this home for chocolatier Antoni Amatller, giving the block a more angular answer to Gaudí’s curves. A main-floor visit reveals decorated domestic rooms and original furnishings, so it offers a different kind of Modernista encounter from a façade-only walk. Compare both neighbouring houses before deciding whether to go inside.
- The stepped gable rising over Passeig de Gràcia.
- The abrupt change in shape beside Casa Batlló.
- Restored decoration and original furnishings on the main floor.
Compare the façade with Casa Batlló from the opposite pavement.
Choose a main-floor visit if domestic interiors are the draw; check the current visit format before going.
What is pulling you next?
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