Park Güell is an emblem of modernism and Gaudí‘s masterpiece on the outskirts of Barcelona. Highlights include its imposing terraces with panoramic views, the Hypostyle Hall with unique columns and mosaic floors with organic motifs. A unique visit to discover Gaudí’s creativity.
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Barcelona is a city full of treasures, but there is one that shines with its own light: Park Güell. Imagine a place where every step leads you to a new wonder, where nature and architecture dance in perfect harmony. Would you like to witness a masterpiece that defies the imagination? Or discover secrets hidden in sparkling mosaics? If you are passionate about stories, beauty and art, we invite you to immerse yourself in a listening experience that will transport you to the heart of one of Gaudí’s most iconic creations. Let us be your guide on this audio journey through Park Güell, press play and let yourself be seduced by the magic of Barcelona!
Some of the points of interest described in the Park Güell Audioguide:
| Point of Interest | Brief Description |
|---|---|
| Entrance Pavilions | The first structures that welcome you to the park evoke a fairy tale. |
| Main Staircase | A grand staircase that divides the park into terraces and houses the iconic dragon. |
| Dragon or Salamander | The most recognizable symbol of the park, covered with shiny mosaics. |
| Hypostyle Hall | A hall supported by 86 Doric columns, originally designed to be a market. |
| Gran Plaza | A wide esplanade bordered by a meandering bank covered with mosaics. |
| Roads and Viaducts | Trails designed by Gaudí that resemble an enchanted forest. |
| The Calvary | A place of reflection in the highest part of the park with three crosses. |
| Gaudí House-Museum | A glimpse into Gaudi’s daily life, where he lived for many years. |
Tickets to the monumental zone
| Ticket | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| General | €18 | Timed entry to the monumental zone |
| Children aged 7 to 12 | €13.50 | Same access |
| Over 65 and Targeta Rosa Reduïda | €13.50 | Proof needed when buying |
| Children aged 0 to 6 | Free | They still need a ticket |
| Visitors with disabilities and Targeta Rosa | Free | Companion €13.50 |
| MUHBA or Ruta del Modernisme ticket holders | €14.50 | Not combinable with other offers |
| Passi Verd (registered Barcelona residents) | Free | Same-day booking only |
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FAQs · Park Güell
Who gets into Park Güell for free?
Free entry goes by who you are: children up to 6 (with a ticket, because they count towards capacity), visitors with disabilities, Targeta Rosa holders and registered Barcelona residents with a same-day Passi Verd booking.
The woodland outside the regulated zone needs no ticket.
What if I arrive late for my time slot?
You can enter up to 30 minutes after the time on your ticket: a 09:30 ticket lets you in until 10:00. After that the ticket is no longer valid, so allow time for the uphill walk from the metro.
How long can I stay inside?
As long as you like. The one rule to remember is that there is no re-entry: once you walk out, the visit is over.
Does the ticket include the Gaudí House Museum?
No. The standard €18 ticket covers the 12 hectares of the park, with its monumental and green areas and the viewpoints over Barcelona, but not the Gaudí House Museum.
FAQs
How do the free audio guides work?
Our audio guides work through the website audioguidetravel.com; you don’t need to download any app. Just follow the instructions on the website to guide you through Park Güell while listening to our experts’ explanations.
Can I take the tour at my own pace?
Of course! Our free audio guides are designed so that you set the pace. You can pause, rewind, or listen as many times as you want without missing a detail. By visiting Park Güell your way, you’ll enjoy it even more.
If I'm in a group, can we use the same audio guide?
Yes, our website allows sharing the same free audio guide among multiple devices. This way, you can visit Park Güell as a group or family, listening to the explanations simultaneously. The quickest way to do this is to share the link via WhatsApp, email, or any method you like. I’ve included some buttons below for you to do that now.
Visitor information
As of 15 Sep 2026- Opening hours
- Open every day. Entry slots run from 09:30 to 19:30 until 24 October 2026; from 25 October the last slot is 17:30.You have 30 minutes from the time on your ticket to go in. Once inside you can stay as long as you like, but there is no re-entry. From 07:00 to 09:30 and from 20:00 to 22:00 the park is reserved for neighbours and Passi Verd bookings.
- Tickets
- €18€13.50 for children aged 7 to 12 and visitors over 65. Free for children up to 6 (they still need a ticket), visitors with disabilities and Targeta Rosa holders. The ticket covers the 12 hectares of the park, with its monumental and green areas; the Gaudí House Museum is not included.
- Getting there
- Metro L3 to Lesseps, then about 20 minutes on foot to the entrance on Avinguda del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya, which has escalators.Buses H6 and D40 stop on Travessera de Dalt, 10 minutes' walk away; use the escalator entrance or Carrer de Larrard. Most street parking nearby is reserved for residents. Visitors with reduced mobility are advised to arrive via Carretera del Carmel, 23.
- Address
- Entrances on Carrer d'Olot, Carretera del Carmel and Avinguda del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya, Gràcia, Barcelona
- Official website
- parkguell.barcelona
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