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Park Güell

Park Güell is a public park in the city of Barcelona, Spain, designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí. Located on the Carmel Hill, the park is known for its architectural and landscape design, as well as its colorful mosaics and statues. It is a popular tourist attraction and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors to the park can explore it’s gardens, terraces, and buildings, and enjoy stunning views of the city.

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How to access Park Güell?

Park Güell has 9 entrances in total, but only 5 are open to the public. Here are the 3 main entrances so you can reach the park easily:

1. Entrance via Carrer d'Olot.

2. Carmel Road entrance.

3. Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya Avenue Entrance.

Opening hours

Gaudi’s modernist masterpiece, Park Güell, is accessible to the public every day of the year and draws visitors with its spectacular views. However, its opening hours vary based on the peak and off-peak seasons…

How to get to Park Güell in Barcelona

If you plan to visit Park Güell, there are several options to get there:

Metro
Bus
Cab
Bus Tour
Walking
Car

Monuments

The Dragon Staircase
Serpentine Benches
Hypostyle Hall
Plaça de la Natura
The Three Viaducts
Pabellones de la portería
Gatehouse Pavilions
Gardens of Austria
Casa Larrard
The Pórtico de la Lavandera
Turó de les Tres Creus

Normative

Being the most wanted attraction in Barcelona, Park Güell attracts people from all over the world. Hence to keep everything smooth and tranquil here are some rules you should follow…

Additional information and tips

Some web portals specify that Park Güell has a free part whereYou can access without buying a ticket. Although it was true in the past, since 2020 thepark is fully regulated and the capacity of controlled access is limited as it guarantees a better visiting experience for tourists and avoids the overcrowding of the place, improvingthus the conservation of heritage and the safety of visitors.