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Park Guell entrance with colorful mosaic tiles and architectural details in Barcelona, Spain.






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Michelle Leech
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Michelle

United Kingdom
Jun 2025
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Straightforward booking system, found video of where to meet confusing. Our guide was amazing and took into account the heat and where we stopped in the shade to hear all his knowledge.
Andrea Orazi

Andrea

Jun 2025
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Our guide was punctual, interesting and very knowledgeable, and gave us a very interesting experience, thank you
Lydia Hulzebus

Lydia

Jun 2025
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It was great we could enter the park earlier then we booked which gave us more time to enjoy the fantastic park. What an amazing wonderful buildings Gaudi has created and the bridges and the whole park looks like in a fairytale. The material and rhe colors are beautiful and joyful.
Maximilian Schwärzler
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Maximilian

Austria
Jun 2025
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The experience at Park Güell was amazing, as expected. I didn't like however that you couldn't share the tickets with others as a PDF file. Very annoying.
Jonathan Kent
GB

Jonathan

United Kingdom
Apr 2025
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We booked a last-minute tour of Sagrada Familia and Parc Guell on our recent trip to Barcelona as we'd left it too late to get individual tickets, and we are so glad we did! Jaime from the local partner, world of wonders, was fantastic! He was friendly, knowledgeable, a good communicator, and made it a really special day.
Anna Ysabelle L Santa Ana
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Anna

Canada
Feb 2025
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Our two hosts Violetta (for Sagrada) and Anna (for Guëll) were super lovely! Such beautiful places that we feel very fortunate to have visited and experienced. Will definitely be coming back 🥰
Antea Grizelj
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Antea

Croatia
Aug 2024
Hello! You've been most helpful and efficient in out email communication before the tour itself. Our tour guide was kind and her time management was excellent - a perfect dosage of important information and space to breathe in the environment around us. Thank you!
Joost de Kort

Joost

Feb 2023
De gids Marc bracht het Guellpark met zijn verhalen en interactie echt tot leven. Ik begrijp het hele park nu veel beter. In de Sagrada leek hij meer op de automatische piloot te gaan en zich meer aan het Spaans gelegen te laten dan aan het Engels. Dat deed hij niet in het park, dus al bij al ruim voldoende.

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Things to know before booking your Park Guell tickets

  • Park Güell caps entries at 1,400 visitors per hour, so book your tickets in advance to avoid missing out.
  •  There are multiple ticket options to choose from: general entry, skip-the-line access, guided tours, and audio guides in multiple languages. Choose one that suits your needs.
  • Opted for the audio guide? Nice pick! Just download it through the app in your preferred language. It works offline, so you can wander Gaudí’s world without hunting for Wi-Fi or burning through data. Oh, and here’s a ​handy user guide to make things a breeze.
  • Here’s a pro tip: most tourists completely miss the Gaudí House Museum—the actual home of the legend himself. But not every ticket includes access to it. If it’s on your must-see list (and it should be), make sure you grab a ticket that covers it.
  • Ready for more Gaudí magic? Barcelona is basically his architectural playground—and you’re invited. Grab a combo ticket to Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, or La Pedrera. It’s the smartest way to soak up his masterpieces while saving time and money.
  • And hey, skip the expensive taxi rides. Grab a combo with the hop-on hop-off bus tour. It drops you off right near Park Güell and takes you around to all the city’s top sights. Convenient and budget-friendly? Yes, please.

Which Park Guell ticket is best for you?

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Entry tickets + audio guide

Duration: Flexible
Guide: Multilingual audio guide

  • The standard ticket gets you into Gaudí’s colorful playground, where benches curl like candy canes, lizards sparkle in mosaics, and stone bridges look like they were dreamt up by a fantasy novelist. 
  • Pair your ticket with an audio tour in Spanish, English, German, Italian, or French. You’ll learn why those gingerbread gatehouses aren’t just cute, how broken tiles became an art form, and exactly where to snap your perfect selfies.
  • Oh, and no Wi-Fi needed. The guide works offline, so you can roam freely without stressing about your data plan or hunting for a signal. Just plug in, press play, and let the magic happen.

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Guided tours with skip-the-line entry

Duration: 3.5 to 4.5 hours
Guide: English, German, Spanish, Italian, or French-speaking guide (as per option selected)

  • Lines? No, thank you. Skip-the-line tickets are your golden ticket to breeze past the queue and jump straight into Gaudí’s whimsical world. 
  • Then comes the guided tour, offered in several languages. Yes, having someone who actually knows the stories makes all the difference. They’ll spill the tea on Gaudí’s wild inspirations, hidden symbols, and the crazy engineering tricks he pulled off. 
  • And, if you want to go full-on Gaudí immersion, there’s a combo tour with Park Güell and the Sagrada Família. Two jaw-dropping landmarks, one smooth ride, zero lines. 

Recommended tickets:

  • Park Güell Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
  • Combo: Park Güell + Sagrada Familia Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
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Attraction combos

Duration: Flexible
Guide: Multilingual audio guide

  • Go beyond the park and bundle up with a Park Güell and Sagrada Família combo. Explore two of Barcelona’s most mind-blowing landmarks in one go, from the mosaic madness of the park to the sky-piercing towers of Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece.
  • More of an architecture buff? Pair Park Güell with Casa Batlló, the colorful, dragon-inspired mansion that looks like it belongs in a storybook. Timed entry keeps things smooth, and the included audio guide makes sure you don’t miss a beat.
  • Or go for the Park Güell and La Pedrera combo, where rippling stone walls and wrought iron balconies redefine what a city apartment can be. Skip the lines, soak in the genius, and get that handy Park Güell audio guide as your pocket companion.

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  • Combo: Park Güell + Sagrada Familia Hosted Entry Tickets
  • Combo: Park Güell + Casa Batlló Timed Entry Tickets
  • Combo: Park Güell + La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip-the-Line Tickets

Hop-on Hop-off bus tour combo

Duration: Flexible
Guide: Multilingual audio guide

  • Want to see Barcelona like a boss? This hop-on hop-off tour combo has you covered. The bus drops you right at the park entrance—no uphill treks or map disasters—so you can dive straight into Gaudí’s mosaic wonderland.
  • But the fun doesn’t stop there. The bus hits all the biggies: Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, the Gothic Quarter. Hop off wherever you want, hop back on when you’re ready. 
  • One ticket handles your transport, park entry, and even throws in that handy audio guide. It’s like your all-access pass to Barcelona without any of the headaches.
  • One ticket covers park entry and buses arriving frequently, so you’re never left waiting. It’s your all-access pass to Barcelona’s top sights—saving you time, hassle, and some euros.

Recommended tickets:

  • Combo: Park Güell Tickets + Barcelona Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Highlights of a Park Guell tour

The Serpentine Bench
El Drac
The Greek Theatre or Nature Square
Porter's Lodge Pavilions
The Hypostyle Hall
The Gardens of Austria
The Laundry Room Portico
The Roadways Pathways, and Viaducts
Walk of the Palm Trees
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The Serpentine Bench

It is a mosaic-tiled seating structure that winds along the terrace of Park Guell. Designed using Gaudí's innovative Trencandis technique, the bench showcases a serpentine form with a spectrum of vibrant tones from green to blue. It is crafted from discarded tiles sourced from a nearby factory!

El Drac

Meet 'El Drac,' the beautiful mosaic salamander at Park Guell, symbolizing Barcelona. Crafted from brick and made with Gaudi's distinctive Trecandis technique, this masterpiece stands at the park's entrance. Trecandis and serpentine shapes, recurring in Gaudi's work, find a captivating expression at Park Guell, don't miss them!

The Greek Theatre or Nature Square

The heart of Park Guell is a vast open space, originally envisioned by Gaudí as a Greek Theatre. Today, it's more commonly known as the Nature Square or Plaça de la Natura. One of the most striking features of the Nature Square is the undulating bench covered in vibrant mosaic tiles, designed by Josep Maria Jujol, a collaborator of Gaudi.

Porter's Lodge Pavilions

Flanking the main entrance of Park Guell on Carrer d'Olot are two pavilions known as Porter's Lodge. The left one once served as a concierge's office with a waiting room and phone booth, while the right, named Casa del Guarda, was the porter's house. Today, Casa del Guarda is part of the MUHBA (Barcelona History Museum).

The Hypostyle Hall

This grand hall with unique Doric columns showcases Gaudí's architectural brilliance. This remarkable space features 86 fluted columns, and where columns are absent, the design simulates three naves akin to a grand temple. The room's benches provide excellent vantage points for views of the entrance pavilion and the iconic dragon fountain.

The Gardens of Austria

Originally designated for urban plots, the area now known as Austria's Gardens in Park Guell transformed into a municipal nursery when the park became public. Named after Austria's tree donation during the "Vienna in Barcelona" exhibition in 1977, the garden offers panoramic views and has two houses in its center.

The Laundry Room Portico

Tucked away from the main tourist routes, the Laundry Room Portico offers a quieter and more intimate experience of Park Guell. Located on the eastern side of the Nature Square, the Laundry Room Portico has an original iron gate leading to Casa Larrard's former gardens. Set above the house, it winds through a pine grove with a portico resembling a wave on inclined columns—a prime example of Gaudi's cherished organic architecture.

The Roadways Pathways, and Viaducts

Designed by Antonio Gaudi, three five-meter-wide viaducts lead to the hill of the Three Crosses. A ten-meter-wide transversal road connects Carmel Road to the Sant Josep de la Muntanya exit. Gaudi also crafted three-meter-wide pedestrian paths featuring stairs and slopes, providing direct access to various plots.

Walk of the Palm Trees

Explore the Walk of the Palm Trees, Park Guell's broadest boulevard. This street, spanning 10 meters in width, links Carmel Road to the Sant Josep de la Muntanya exit, running along the expansive square from above. Gaudi's design also includes three-meter-wide pedestrian paths, offering shortcuts with stairs and slopes for direct access to various plots.

Plan your visit to Park Guell

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Park Güell is split into two zones, each with its own charm, and both are totally worth exploring.

Monumental Zone: This is where the magic happens. This 12-hectare area is home to all the iconic Gaudí designs: the colorful mosaic lizard, the wavy bench with postcard views, and those twisty stone columns. It’s the heart of the park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, no less!

Forest Zone: This lesser-known zone is the park’s quieter side. Spread across 8 hectares, it’s full of greenery, walking trails, and peaceful spots to relax. No mosaics here—just nature doing its thing.

The whole park is open to visitors, but since 2013, entry to the Monumental Zone has been regulated to avoid big crowds. So, you’ll need to book your ticket in advance to get in. Locals with a Neighbour’s Card or Gaudir Més pass can waltz in without a booking—lucky them!

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Park Guell Entrances

Park Güell has ​three entrances.

  • Carrer de Larrard: The main entrance to the park lies at the intersection of Carrer de Larrard and Carrer d’Olot.
  • Carretera del Carmel: This entrance is located next to the parking lot for tourist coaches (Please note that this car park is specifically for groups and not for general use).
  • at This entrance can be accessed using one of the three available escalators, sparing you most of the climb up the hill.

Residents of Barcelona can enter Park Guell for free at any time during its opening hours; access is reserved for the residents of the city, and tourist visits are not allowed during certain hours. Booking in advance is not necessary; however, you will need to prove that you are a resident.

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  • Opening hours: The park is open every day of the week.
  • Closing time: The closing time varies depending on the time of year. During the peak tourist season (spring and summer), it may close later in the evening, while in the off-peak season, it may close earlier.
  • From 1 January to 16 February: 9.30am to 5.30pm 
  • From 17 February to 24 March: 9.30am to 6pm 
  • From 25 March to 29 October: 9.30am to 8.30pm
  • From 30 October to 31 December: 9.30am to 5.30pm
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Address: Gràcia, 08024 Barcelona, Spain

Find on Map

By Bus: You can take bus lines 24 or 92 that stop at Carretera del Carmel-Park Güell, which is right across the park’s main entrance.

Bus routes H6 and D40 and stop at Travessera de Dalt, which is a 10-minute walk

By Metro: Take the green line (L3). You can either alight at Lesseps or at Vallcarca station

By Car: If you arrive by car at Park Güell you can park in the ​BSM Travessera de Dalt - Park Güell car park. We recommend that you reserve your place in advance.

By Hop-on hop-off bus: Park Güell is closest stop in Barcelona City Tour through and Barcelona Bus Turístic through the green route.

Getting to Park Guell
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  • Restrooms: Clean and convenient restrooms are available near all main entrances. So, no need to panic mid-mosaic.
  • Free Wi-Fi: Stay connected while you stroll—free Wi-Fi is available in most parts of the park, perfect for uploading that iconic lizard selfie.
  • Restaurant/Café: While there’s no full restaurant in the Monumental Zone, you’ll find a small café near the main entrance for quick bites, coffee, and cold drinks.
  • Gift shop: Forgot to buy a souvenir? The official gift shop near the entrance has you covered with Gaudí-inspired goodies and quirky keepsakes.
  • Water fountains: Bring a refillable bottle, as there are a few public water fountains around the park to help you stay hydrated under that Barcelona sun.
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Laie Park Güell Bookshop & Café: Located just outside the Monumental Zone, near the Carretera del Carmel entrance, it's more of a light café where you can grab a coffee, cold drinks, and snacks.

Terra Mia: A cozy, highly rated café offering coffee, sandwiches, and pastries, just a short walk from the main entrance. Perfect for a light bite or afternoon caffeine fix.

Las Delicias: This local gem is just a short stroll from Park Güell and feels like one of those places only the neighborhood regulars know about. It’s laid-back, budget-friendly, and serves up classic Spanish comfort food.

La Salut: Located in the Gràcia neighborhood, it's a great spot to enjoy classic tapas, à la carte dishes, or a daily menu. The restaurant is also accessible for groups and individuals with disabilities.

Güelly sandwichpark: This little hole-in-the-wall just steps from Park Güell serves up baguette sandwiches, crispy empanadas, and refreshing juices. Ideal for grabbing a bite before diving back into your Gaudí adventure.

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  • Stay on designated paths: Visitors are typically required to stay on designated paths and trails. 
  • No smoking: Smoking may be prohibited in certain areas of the park.
  • No bicycles or skateboards: The use of bicycles, skateboards, and other similar devices is restricted.
  • No picnics in restricted areas: Visitors are usually required to avoid picnicking in restricted zones.
  • Respect artistic elements: Visitors should respect and not climb on or touch the artistic elements, sculptures, or architectural features to prevent damage.
  • Dispose of waste properly: Use designated bins for waste disposal.
  • Follow guided tour rules: If you join a guided tour, follow the rules and instructions provided by the tour guide to ensure a smooth and informative experience.
More about Park Guell's rules
  • Entry to the Monumental Zone is timed and limited to avoid overcrowding. Booking ahead of time is the only way to guarantee your preferred slot, especially on weekends or holidays.
  • Want better photos and breathing room? Aim for early morning or late afternoon. Midday gets busy, and the lighting isn’t as kind to your camera roll.
  • The Carrer del Carmel entrance is the most convenient if you're arriving by bus or taxi. It’s flat, no stairs, and closest to the famous dragon stairway.
  • The park is built on a hill, and some paths are steep or uneven. Leave the sandals at home and go for shoes you can comfortably walk in for a couple of hours.
  • The park is big, with winding paths that can get confusing. Download the ​Park Güell map or use offline GPS so you don’t get lost in a Gaudí maze.
  • There are no restaurants inside the Monumental Zone, and the café options are limited. Pack a water bottle and a light snack—especially in summer when the Barcelona sun means business.
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Beyond Park Guell

Sagrada Familia

Sagrada Familia

Sagrada Familia and Park Guell are two of Gaudi's most iconic creations that shine light on ​Gaudi's works. Given their close proximity, it makes sense to visit both on the same day. You can even purchase a combo ticket and visit both the attractions together.

Distance from Park Guell: 2.6km (8 minutes by car)

Explore Sagrada Familia
Casa Mila

Casa Mila

Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera, is another masterpiece by Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona, distinct from Park Guell, showcasing his unique architectural style and creativity. Casa Mila stands as the architect's final private residence creation.

Distance from Park Guell: 3.0km (11 minutes by car)

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Casa Batllo

Casa Batllo

Transformed from a residence, this masterpiece by Antoni Gaudi is located near Casa Mila. The UNESCO World Heritage site exhibits an organic flow and showcases Gaudi's distinctive art style, incorporating the trencadis design technique.

Distance from Park Guell: 3.9km (14 minutes by car)

Explore Casa Batllo
Casa Vicens Gaudí

Casa Vicens

Casa Vicens, an early architectural marvel by Antoni Gaudi, was originally designed as a private residence. This historic masterpiece showcases Gaudi's innovative style, marked by vibrant colors and intricate detailing.

Distance from Park Guell: 1.7km (8 minutes by car)

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Frequently asked questions about Park Guell tickets

Where can I get Park Guell Tickets?

Book your Park Guell tickets online for a hassle-free experience. Skip the queues and enjoy this iconic attraction in landmark with your online tickets.

Are skip-the-line tickets available for Park Guell?

To avoid the queues at Park Güell, we recommend buying your ​timed entry tickets online. This way, you make sure you enter the park at the time you want.

What is the cancelation policy for Park Güell tickets?

The cancellation policy depends on your Park Guell ticket.

What are Park Güell opening hours? 

Park Guell opens at 9:30 am everyday, however the closing time varies depending on the season, you can read more about it ​here

Can I skip the line with guided tours at Park Guell?

, you can get skip-the-line tickets for ​guided tours at Park Guell. With these tickets, you get hassle-free entry and enjoy an educational guided tour of all the major landmarks at Park Guell.

Should I buy Park Guell tickets in advance?

Yes, to avoid waiting in long lines, it is highly recommended that you buy ​Park Guell tickets in advance.

How to get to Park Guell?

Park Guell can be ​reached by bus, metro and car.

How many entrances does Park Guell have?

Park Guell has three ​entrances: Carrer de Larrard, Carretera del Carmel and Av. Del Santuari de St. Josep de la Muntanya.

How long does it take to explore Park Guell?

It takes about two hours to cover all the ​major sections of Park Guell.

What can you see at Park Guell?

Serpentine Beach, Gaudi Museum, Austria Gardens and Laundry Room Portico are a few ​places to visit at Park Guell.

Are wheelchairs available for rent at Park Guell?

Yes, however, Park Güell only has two wheelchairs, so we recommend you book in advance at the Visitor Service Center.

Is photography allowed inside Park Guell?

No. Photography is not allowed inside Park Guell unless express permission is taken from the concerned authorities.

What is Park Güell known for?

Park Güell is renowned for its colorful mosaic architecture, designed by Antoni Gaudí. It features vibrant sculptures, unique structures, and panoramic views of Barcelona.

What is the best time to visit Park Güell to avoid crowds?

Early mornings or late afternoons on weekdays are generally less crowded. Avoiding peak tourist seasons and weekends can contribute to a more peaceful experience.

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