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Colorful modernista house fusing Catalan & Flemish styles, decorated with quirky animal sculptures.
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Reviews — 8
Casa Amatller is the work of the architect Casa Amatller is a Medernist building. It is the work of the architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch.. It is close to Gaudi's Pedrari and Batlio houses. It definitely deserves attention and viewing.
This review is around their cafe which they have next to the actual site itself. Their hot chocolate is the best hot chocolate I have ever had. I would recommend to get it with whipped cream to balance the extremely rich chocolate. They offer bread to dip in it as well.
There is also a small shop where you can buy chocolate gifts which are reasonably priced.
Would definitely recommend going here.
There is also a small shop where you can buy chocolate gifts which are reasonably priced.
Would definitely recommend going here.
Beautiful house. Totally different from Gaudis next door but absolutely worthwhile!
While tickets next door were sold out we had a tour for ourselves at this place.
The cafe is also nice and don't miss the 3D museum inside!
While tickets next door were sold out we had a tour for ourselves at this place.
The cafe is also nice and don't miss the 3D museum inside!
This review is solely re: their hot chocolate - not the museum itself. I will say, this is the most delicious, decadent hot chocolate I’ve ever had. It’s almost like fondue in a cup. They offer bread to dip as well. It was very rich so I wasn’t able to finish it but it’s definitely worth a try.
This place is very easy to miss as it’s tucked inside the Casa Amatalia building. It’s worth seeking out and is my favourite place for coffee in Barcelona. Lots of freshly squeezed juices and healthy products on offer and reasonable prices. You get to sit and enjoy your refreshments in interesting and the lovely surroundings of Casa Amatalia a house owned by afamily dedicated to the Chocolate industry.
It is the Battló house next door. It is a great place to visit. All the furniture are original and you can live the past time through an audio guide explaining the rooms you visit. There is a chocolate café in the ground floor which was part of the house.
Exquisitely maintained museum and house with many original pieces, did the 50 minute audio tour and learned a lot about the family and the property. Also got to try the chocolate at the end which was delicious.
