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Monumental Zone Entrance
Snap a photo with Park Güell’s famous mosaic lizard—Gaudí’s flamboyant guardian and unofficial mascot, made of vibrant trencadís tiles.
Below the Nature Square
Step into Gaudí’s forest of stone, a majestic columned hall once planned as a bustling marketplace, echoing ancient temples.
Above the Hypostyle Room
Stand on the iconic serpentine bench and take in sweeping views of Barcelona framed by colorful mosaics and playful architecture.
Near the Eastern Pavilion
Wander through a peaceful green pocket dotted with sculptures and exotic plants, once used as a plant nursery.
Pathway to the Monumental Zone
Marvel at Gaudí’s genius in this tilted colonnade, where columns mimic tree trunks and a stone figure carries laundry on her head.
Next to the Entrance Pavilion
Peek into one of Gaudí’s fairytale houses, originally home to the park’s gatekeeper. Its undulating lines and tiled roof are pure whimsy.
Main Entrance
Start your visit with Gaudí’s storybook-style pavilions—think Hansel and Gretel meet Catalan Modernisme, complete with candy-colored rooftops.
Throughout the park
Stroll Gaudí’s elevated walkways that snake through the hillside, blending seamlessly into the natural landscape with rustic elegance.
For group tours lasting for 60 to 90 minutes, punctuality is key. The park has timed entry, and once the group goes in, latecomers might not be allowed to join. Arrive at least 15–20 minutes early to locate your guide.
Yes! Tours are manageable for most kids, though parents of toddlers might prefer a private or self-guided experience for more flexibility.
The Monumental Zone is fairly compact but expect uneven surfaces, staircases, and moderate uphill sections. The guided tour covers about 1–1.5 km. Wear comfy shoes and bring water.
Yes, on most group tours with 7+ people, you’ll get audio headsets to hear your guide clearly.
Yes, the Park Guell tour is worth your time.
Standard guided tours typically don’t include Gaudí House Museum tickets. You’ll see it from the outside, and your guide will explain its history. But if you want to include it in your tour, book your tickets here.
Yes, absolutely. Once the guided tour ends, you can continue exploring the Monumental Zone until your time slot expires. Or head into the free-access forested zone for a quieter Gaudí experience. But note: if you exit the Monumental Zone, re-entry isn’t allowed.
Not at all. Tours are offered in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish—just choose your preferred language when booking.
Definitely. A return visit with a guide uncovers things you missed, like architectural quirks, symbolic details, even secret design hacks. Each guide brings their own flair and insight, so it’s rarely the same experience twice.
Absolutely. Photography is allowed, and your guide might even point out the best angles for that signature mosaic-dragon shot. Just no tripods, drones, or blocking staircases for photoshoots.
The tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. She also made sure we knew exactly where to go when the tour was done.
This was a great experience. Tickets were easy to get, the guide was easy to find when you got to the entrance of the park. He was knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the tour. He also made it known that you could leave the tour at any time and experience the park on your own, also you could stay in the park after the tour and explore the park some more. Would recommend this tour, it's a must do in Barcelona.
The sympathy and clarity of the guide, plus the integration of the group, open to all the questions of the participants and giving satisfactory answers. Concerned about the interests and tastes of the people guided. Excellent experience, thank you very much!
The park was spectacular to see and visit. If you come Barcelona, do not miss this place. Also, with tour, it was very good experince. I specifically thanks to our tour guide Olga from From2Spain. She was very knowledgable and has fluent, understandable English. Thanks to her, it was incredible tour.
The guide was very good and informative. It was good that we were able to go earlier than our a reduced time. Only thing we didn't like was that there was no lockers to store backpacks.
It was unfortunate that on the day we were there many hiking trails had no passage. However, we did have a very good/cute guide. Her name is Olga.
The tour guide was amazing, it was really interesting to learn about the history of the park but our guide was also funny and very easy to listen to. We were put on an earlier tour as we had arrived early and there was space available, we were grateful for this as we had plans later and it made it easier to keep those plans.
Everything worked really well, instructions for meeting were a bit confusing, I thought it meant you would be in the parking lot over the road? Never mind, we found the purple shirts! Steven was fantastic guide, so interesting and informative.
It is very beautiful the Park, the guide with a lot of knowledge of everything. Clear in her exposition. Congratulations to Olga E. We leave impressed by So much beauty. Absolutely recommendable.
It was a great experience to walk through the Park Guell. The meeting place was easy to find. We took a taxi to the Park Guell and after the tour used a Hop on hop off bus. The tour guide was great and we have enough time to take the amazing photos. When the tour finished anyone who wanted to stay longer could do it.
Our guide was animated and obviously loves sharing the history and stories of Parc Guell. At a little over an hour it was the perfect length.
The guide Olga E was super good! She showed us all the special corners and told all the most original stories about the park. Beautiful visit and great experience.
What I liked best about this place was the background/thoughts that the architect Gaudi had when designing the park. The guide conveyed this well.
A beautiful park that requires a guided tour to understand its organization and architecture. Robert accompanied us and was a real asset in giving us an idea of what Gaudi was looking for in his creations. Adorable, passionate and fascinating, he's the guide to have on your tour.
Excellent experience. Just we didn't know that we have to the company first. Luckily it is close to the park so we managed. Otherwise everything was perfect. The guide, the your... We are happy that we were your clients!
The guide Maria Cristina was really good at the countless explanations that made the visit engaging and very interesting.
Excellent organization, but the time devoted to the guided tour too short, about 50m, makes the guide (very knowledgeable) very fast pé to visit as much as possible. In my opinion it deserves more time so that the guides can explain everything in the right time. Overall good I recommend it
The guide was very kind, we took a guided tour and in the end we were only two people and it went very very well, we loved it.
Very good english guide and detailed informations.
An absolute must do attraction for any Barcelona visitor.
Everything was ok! Our driver was very nice!
Our guide Olga Escribano made the tour very informative, educational and entertaining from start to finish.
Very good explanation from the guide!
The best was our tourist guide Oľga!! She was amazing.
Beautiful amazing parc, easy booking and entrance. Absolutely recommandable
Regular visitors wait two hours in the blazing sun. Join a guided tour in your language & waltz right away.
Inclusions
60 to 90-minute guided tour of Park Güell
Skip-the-line entry to Park Güell
Expert English, German, Spanish, Italian, or French-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Our guide, Isaac was knowledgable and friendly and made the tour fun. He asked good questions of us and stayed engaged with the group.
It was awesome and our Guide Albert gave very good explanation on both the places. He patiently answered all the questions Our whole family enjoyed the tour
What we liked most was the Sagrada Familia - words do not do it justice. However, we actually missed out meeting time - there was construction going on at the spot. Another tour guide from another company told us we had the right spot but wrong time. However we did come upon a city tour guide named Eduardo who said if some of his group didn't show up we could join him. That is what happened, so lucky for us we were part of a private tour. We were glad we to a cab to Guidi Park as the map didn't shop the hill and how complicated the route actually is. Our guide was great- I forgot her name.
Excellent organization, the guide was perfect! Super friendly, very well-spoken English, super professional and conveyed very well the passion that Gaudi wanted to convey through his works.
What I loved the most about this experience was our guide David explained both places with details and he was very friendly. He helped us taking nice photos as well. The meeting point was clear. Overall we enjoyed the experience.
The tour was very well organised, the guides were prepared, friendly and answered all questions.
I really liked the guide through the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia, although the guide was a bit rude to me.
.Meeting point information was unclear/unhelpful
Hi both the guides were really excellent. Their knowledge was great and they imparted it well to the group.
The guide. The pace. Everything neatly arranged on time.
If you want more than just photos, this two-in-one tour tells the full story in your preferred language.
Inclusions
3.5 to 4.5 hour guided tour of Sagrada Familia and Park Güell
Expert English, Spanish, or French-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line entry to Sagrada Familia and Park Güell
Exclusions
Park Güell
Sagrada Familia