Park Guell Ticket - Same Day Entrance

Visit one of Gaudi's most renowned works of art in Barcelona. Nestled in the Gracia district lies Park Güell, a must-see attraction offering incredible Modernist architecture, colorfully decorated mosaics, and stunning views of Barcelona.

One of the most visited attractions in the city, queues are very common, and tickets often sold out, especially during the high season. Park Güell tickets with skip-the-line access guarantee you a fast-track access, even on the busiest of days. Your visit to Park Güell is sure to be an enchanting experience.[readmore]Before 2013, Park Güell was open to the public free of charge. Year by year, Gaudi's famous park is gaining in popularity, becoming one of the most visited tourist sights in Barcelona. The principal monuments next to the main entrance have been closed off and are now ticketed zones, and the number of guests is strictly limited. It is essential that you purchase a ticket online before arrival. Booking online saves you hours of queuing at the ticket office and guarantees you enter one of the most famous architectural creations of Gaudi, without delay.

Top 5 Things to See in Park Güell

1. El Drac (The famous colored mosaic salamander statue - great for photo ops)
   
2. Gaudi House Museum (An example of a house that was supposed to make up the community, home to Antoni Gaudi)
3. The Winding Bench (Best view)
4. The Market Hall (Lined with stone columns ready to evoke your imagination)
5. The Caretaker’s Lodge (Closest building to a real-life gingerbread house)

• Originally constructed to be an all-inclusive residence and living community, complete with a church, market, public park and more! Lack of investor funds resulted in the abandonment of the project.
• Only after the death of Gaudi did the city open the park up to the public, free for all to enjoy up until recently. 
• Winter is the best season to visit if you want to beat the crowds
• The park is roughly 45 acres in size. Visit during the months of May-October for favorable weather and explore all the area has to offer.

How to Arrive

Depending on the direction you're coming from, there are multiple ways to arrive at the entrance of Park Güell.  Foot: If you're feeling active, you can most definitely hike to the top of Park Güell from the Lesseps metro station. Be prepared for a steep climb near the end.  Metro: For those hoping to arrive with ease, take the metro one stop further to Vallcara (L3-Yellow Line) and walk for 15 minutes until you reach the outdoor escalators (Baixada de la Gloria) near the top of the hill.   Bus: From Placa Catalunya, you can take bus 24, and from Trelawny-Passeig Maritim bus 92. You can get off at any of the stops by the entrance to the park´s public zone.