Live in La Salut, El Coll, El Carmel, Can Baró, El Baix Guinardó, or Vallcarca-Penitents? You can get a non-transferable admission card that grants you free entry to Park Güell during regular hours (7am to 10pm). Call 010 or hop onto the municipal website to request it.
Free entry to Park Güell for locals
If you’ve been wondering, “Is Park Güell free?”—the answer is: yes, if you live next door. As of July 1, 2020, Park Güell rolled out the welcome mat for locals. In an effort to make the space more accessible to residents, and not just the crowds with cameras, the park now offers free daily access to people living nearby. No need to pre-book or stand in line—just show proof you’re local, and you’re in.
Gaudir Més members
Part of the Gaudir Més programme from Barcelona City Council? Good news—your membership gets you free Park Güell tickets every day. But here’s the catch: you need to request the ticket on the day you’re planning to go (no booking ahead). Just apply via the Gaudir Més website and enjoy your self-guided free tour of Park Güell like a true local.
