Are all the Park Güell entrances open currently?

Yes, all entrances to Park Güell are open currently.

Where is the main entrance located?

The main entrance to Park Güell is located on Carrer d'Olot.

Which is the best entrance for Park Güell visitors with tickets?

Visitors with tickets can enter through any of the three entrances, but the main entrance is the most convenient.

Which Park Güell entrance do skip the line ticket holders use?

Skip the line ticket holders can enter through any of the three entrances, but they should look for the priority access queue.

Which Park Güell entrance should I use if I am traveling to Park Güell as a group?

Groups can enter through any of the three entrances, but it is recommended to book tickets in advance to avoid long waiting times.

What is the average wait time at the main entrance of Park Güell?

Without advanced reservations, the wait time at the main entrance can range from 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the crowd.

How can I avoid waiting in the lines at Park Güell for a long time?

Advanced booking is recommended to skip the line and enter the park in 10-15 minutes. Visitors can also try arriving early or visiting during off-peak hours to avoid long waiting times.

What time should I visit Park Güell to avoid waiting in line?

Visiting early in the morning or late in the evening is recommended to avoid long waiting times at Park Güell.

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Where is Park Güell located?

Park Güell location: 08024 Barcelona, Spain

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Park Güell is nestled on Carmel Hill in the Gràcia district of Barcelona, just north of the city center. It’s a bit uphill, but the views and atmosphere are totally worth the climb.

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How many entrances does Park Güell have?

There are three main entrances to Park Güell:

Carrer d’Olot (Main Entrance) – iconic and closest to the Monumental Zone
Carretera del Carmel – near the coach park and shuttle drop-off
Passatge de Sant Josep de la Muntanya – best if you’re arriving by metro

Each entrance has its pros depending on how you're arriving and what part of the park you want to explore first.

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Park Güell entrances breakdown: locations, tips & timings

Carrer d’Olot Entrance (Main Gate)

Where is it? At the southern edge of the park, between the two iconic gatehouses
Best for: Visitors with pre-booked tickets, skip-the-line entry, guided tours
How to reach? Closest metro: Lesseps (Line 3), then a 15-minute uphill walk
Timings: Park hours (usually 9:30 AM–7:30 PM)
Average wait time: 10–20 minutes without skip-the-line
Facilities nearby: Toilets, ticket counters, café
Accessibility: Not ideal–has stairs and slopes

Carretera del Carmel Entrance

Where is it? Northeast side of the park, near the tourist coach parking
Best for: Group tours, shuttle service drop-offs
How to reach? Shuttle from Alfons X station or private coach
Timings: Matches park timings
Average wait time: Low
Facilities nearby: Restrooms, accessible paths, shaded rest areas
Accessibility: Yes–best choice for wheelchair users

Passatge de Sant Josep de la Muntanya Entrance

Where is it? Southeast side of the park
Best for: Metro travelers coming from Lesseps or Vallcarca
How to reach? Escalators from Carrer de Larrard ease the uphill climb
Timings: During park hours
Average wait time: 5–10 minutes
Facilities nearby: Limited
Accessibility: Moderate–has escalators, but some uneven terrain

With pre-booked tickets, you can enter through any of the three gates between 8am and 8:30pm. Thanks to the Park Güell free entrance for locals policy, residents can enter with a valid ID.

Disabled access at Park Güell

Park Güell is accessible to visitors with disabilities and offers several facilities to make their visit comfortable.

At the main entrance, there is a priority access queue for disabled visitors and those with reduced mobility. Wheelchairs are available for loan at the entrance, free of charge. There's also an adapted toilet nearby and staff assistance if needed.

For visitors with reduced mobility, the Carretera del Carmel entrance is the best option. It offers smooth, wide paths and fewer slopes. Wheelchair users are advised to stick to the designated accessible route, which offers a pleasant and barrier-free experience.

The park's pathways are paved and easy to navigate, and there are benches and shaded areas throughout the park for visitors to rest. Additionally, the park offers an audio guide with audio descriptions for visitors with visual impairments.

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What are the queues like at Park Güell?

If you have a pre-booked ticket, use the Carrer d’Olot entrance and skip the main queue.
Shuttle users or groups should enter via Carretera del Carmel.
The Passatge de Sant Josep de la Muntanya entrance is usually less crowded, great for independent travelers.

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