Park Güell
Parc Güell
Visit the hillside park for Gaudí’s mosaics, terraces and city views. Check access rules for the area you want to see.
Getting there
Set your route to a named Park Güell gate. Bus approaches can reduce the climb. If walking from Lesseps, expect an uphill stretch before reaching the park.
Admission
Book the park’s timed visitor ticket ahead. Check your permitted entry window and whether any museum or house you want needs separate admission.
What to see
Look for mosaics, stone walkways and viewpoints on the hillside. Take time to see the park from more than one level.
Plan your visit
Some approaches climb steeply. Choose your route uphill and check which areas are included in your planned visit.
Allow about two hours. Paths include slopes and uneven sections, so check the park route for your group. Bring water for exposed terraces.
Ratings and designations
- Bé cultural d’interès nacional
- UNESCO World Heritage Part of Works of Antoni Gaudí