Park Guell - Gaudi's Jewel

Park Güell is Gaudí’s colorful masterpiece, blending whimsical mosaics with natural landscapes and panoramic city views. It’s a magical mix of art, nature, and imagination that captures the spirit of Barcelona.

Reserve Your Spot in Barcelona’s Mosaic Dream

Barcelona: Park Güell Guided Tour with Entry Ticket Barcelona

Barcelona: Park Güell Guided Tour with Entry Ticket

Step into the whimsical world of Antoni Gaudí with a guided tour of Park Güell, one of Barcelona’s most iconic landmarks. Skip the lines and uncover the secrets behind this colorful modernist masterpiece as your expert guide leads you through its mosaic-covered staircases, serpentine benches, and forest-like colonnades. Visit the famous “El Drac” lizard, explore […]

Duration

75 Minutes

Group Size

30 people

€35,00
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Barcelona’s Fairytale Garden in Mosaic Colors

Antoni Gaudí’s Park Güell is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Barcelona’s most magical landmarks. Its colorful ceramic mosaics, whimsical structures, and serpentine benches create a dreamlike atmosphere. From the playful dragon fountain at the entrance to panoramic views of the city from the terrace, every corner feels like stepping into Gaudí’s imagination.

About Park Güell

Originally envisioned as a residential garden city, Park Güell became one of Antoni Gaudí’s greatest masterpieces. Completed in the early 20th century, the park is a celebration of creativity, with colorful mosaics, imaginative architecture, and organic designs inspired by nature. Today, it stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Barcelona’s artistic soul.

Things to Do at Park Güell

1. Visit the Monumental Zone
See Gaudí’s iconic works, including the dragon fountain, serpentine bench, and the Hypostyle Hall.

  • Best Time to Visit: Early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds.
  • Pro Tip: Tickets sell out quickly, so book in advance online.

2. Enjoy Panoramic Views
Head to the main terrace for sweeping views of Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea.

3.Explore the Gardens & Walking Paths
Relax among Mediterranean plants, shaded pathways, and Gaudí-inspired landscaping.

4. Gaudí House Museum
Step inside the former residence of Gaudí, showcasing his personal belongings and furniture.

Visitor Information

DetailInfo
LocationCarrer d’Olot, Gràcia District, Barcelona, Spain
Opening HoursDaily: 9:30 AM – 7:30 PM (seasonal variations apply)
Best Time to VisitMorning or evening to avoid peak crowds
Ticket PriceStarting from €10
Nearest MetroVallcarca or Lesseps Metro Stations (Line 3)
Duration Needed1.5 – 2.5 hours
AccessibilityAccessible in many areas, though some paths are steep