Casa Batllo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones

Casa Batllo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones – and these photos prove that. As soon as the lights are turned on, you can clearly see skulls and skinny bones. Don’t just admire Casa Batllo closer but I’d suggest you go across the street and see it from afar. You’ll have a different perspective of the house built by Antoni Gaudi, Barcelona’s famous son.

Casa Batllo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones.

Casa Batllo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones (Barcelona Spain)

Casa Batllo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones (Barcelona Spain)

Casa Batlo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones (Barcelona Spain)

Casa Batlo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones (Barcelona Spain)

Casa Batlo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones (Barcelona Spain)

Casa Batlo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones (Barcelona Spain)

Casa Batlo at Night Really Looks Like a House of Bones (Barcelona Spain)

Related: Inside Casa Batllo

Saving Tips in Barcelona

With so many things to do and places to see, Barcelona can be overwhelming for a visitors. If you’re a kind of traveler who doesn’t like taking public transport and long queues at the ticket booth, I’d recommend you buy Barcelona Pass. This pass will take you to places that you shouldn’t miss in the city. Click here and see how much you can save.

WHERE TO STAY IN BARCELONA

I stayed in these two hostels in Barcelona: Urbany Hostel BCN Go and TOC Hostel Barcelona. I’d recommend both. They’re in good location and very accessible to the metro. There are also shops and restaurants all around the area. However, when it comes to comfort and amenities, I’d prefer TOC Hostel because the rooms are spacious and beds are sturdy. They have nice cafe and swimming pool, too!