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Entry to Park Güell and the Gaudí House Museum with an audio guide

Discover Park Güell and the Gaudí House Museum with tickets included and a digital audio guide – a unique opportunity to delve into the architect’s personal and creative world. At the Gaudí House Museum, you’ll learn how he lived and the environment in which he developed part of his work, his approach to space and the importance of nature in his work. Afterwards, the tour of Park Güell takes on a whole new meaning: the Dragon Staircase, the Hypostyle Hall and the Plaza de la Naturaleza are better understood once you’ve learnt about the thinking of the genius who conceived them.

Visit the Park Güell and the Gaudí House Museum with tickets and an audio guide and discover two essential spaces for understanding the architect’s work and way of thinking. Explore the house where he lived Antoni Gaudí and explore the park with a fresh perspective, appreciating its organic forms, its architectural solutions and how it blends into the landscape.

Included

Entry to the historic area of Park Güell – Ticket price: €18; the remainder of the amount covers additional services, audio guides and booking fees
Entry to the Gaudí House Museum
Audio guide to Park Güell and the Gaudí House Museum
Barcelona City Audio Guide

Not included

Headphones
Telephone
Access to other monuments
Anything not mentioned in the ‘Includes’ section

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What makes Park Güell unique? History, architecture and the genius of Gaudí

If there is one unique place in the world that we can truly say “there is no other like it,” that place is Gaudí’s Park Güell. The artist’s unmistakable and unrepeatable style has gifted us with one of the most original monuments not only in Barcelona, but in the entire world. But why do we say this is one of the most singular places on the planet? Join us and we will tell you.

10 curiosities about Park Güell that almost nobody knows

If you are interested in visiting this monument, we are sure you have already read a lot of information: the artistic movement it belongs to, who the author is, its symbolism… However, there are also facts and curiosities about Park Güell that are not visible at first glance. Today, our mission is for you to discover them, so you can open your eyes wide during your visit and enjoy it to the fullest.

How to organize your visit to Park Güell: opening hours, tickets, access and key tips

Barcelona is a large, complex city, constantly in motion, full of life and tourism. For this reason, organizing your visit to Park Güell is more than advisable for several reasons: first, because you simply cannot miss it; second, because you do not want to be left without tickets; and third, because you want your visit to be truly memorable. Sounds right? Then take note of these tips!

Guided tour of Park Güell: discover Gaudí’s architecture

Barcelona is a city deeply marked by the work of Antoni Gaudí, and few places reflect his creative universe as clearly as Park Güell. Located in the upper part of the city, this space is a mesmerizing blend of landscape, unique architecture and symbolism. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is much more than an urban park; it is a meaningful artistic project, originally conceived as a garden city and today one of the most visited landmarks in the Catalan capital. Taking a guided tour of Park Güell allows you to understand the meaning of its undulating forms, the use of color, the integration with nature and Gaudí’s vision of architecture as a living organism. While wandering freely can be appealing, exploring the park with expert explanations is a very different experience, as you will be able to interpret each element—because, although it may seem otherwise, nothing was placed at random.

Sightseeing tours, every day09:30 - 17:30
Access is restricted to residents of Barcelona and holders of the ‘Gaudir Més’ programme07:00 - 09:3018:00 - 22:00

Park Güell is open every day, but access for ticket holders is only available during a specific time slot. Tourist tickets can be used between 9:30 and 17:30, which is the time period during which general visits to the Monumental Zone are allowed.

For the rest of the day, the park remains open exclusively to Barcelona residents and holders of the “Gaudir Més” programme, with no access for tourist visits. These resident-only time slots are from 7:00 to 9:30 and from 18:00 to 22:00. To avoid confusion, we recommend always checking the applicable schedule before planning your visit.

Purchasing tickets for Park Güell

To access the Monumental Zone of Park Güell, you need to purchase a ticket, as entry is regulated to preserve the site. We recommend buying tickets in advance, especially during high season, to ensure availability on your preferred day and time. Tickets grant access within a specific time slot, and you can choose options with an audio guide or a guided tour so you can enjoy this unique place in your preferred way and better understand the meaning of the works and the historical context of Antoni Gaudí’s project.

In certain cases, tickets will not be sent by email and must instead be collected in person at the meeting point indicated in the booking confirmation. Information regarding the collection point, as well as the specific delivery conditions, is clearly detailed during the purchase process and in the confirmation email received by the User.

General access to Park Güell and accessibility

Due to the terrain (it is on a hill) and the original design of Park Güell, some visitors with specific needs may encounter certain difficulties during the visit. We recommend entering via the Carmel Road entrance, which is more convenient and better adapted. The park has two recommended routes for visitors with reduced mobility and offers wheelchairs on loan upon prior request. In addition, there are reserved parking spaces for people with reduced mobility and taxi ranks close to the main entrances.

Frequently Asked Questions

How and when will I receive my tickets?

Once you’ve completed your purchase, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your booking details and, in a second email, a link to your personal account, where you’ll find your tickets and the audio guide.

Tickets will be sent up to 24 hours before your visit or, if you book less than 24 hours in advance, up to 1 hour beforehand.

What documents do I need?

Tickets for Park Güell are named and non-transferable. You will be asked to present your original, valid identity document (DNI, NIE or passport) at the entrance. Paper copies, digital copies or photographs on your mobile phone will not be accepted.

Can I cancel my booking?

No. Once the booking has been made, it is not possible to change the name, date or time, or to cancel the tickets, and no refunds are given for any personal reason.

The only exception is if the monument is closed. In that case, you will automatically receive a full refund via the same payment method used for the purchase.

What’s the difference between booking on other websites and booking through Feel the City?

With Feel the City, you can check the latest availability for visiting Park Güell and book easily and securely. You’ll receive confirmation of your purchase once you’ve completed your booking, along with clear instructions and all the information you need to prepare for your visit with peace of mind.

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Meeting pointPark GüellCarrer d’Olot, s/n, 08024 Barcelona

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