Welcome your expert guide at Carrer de Larrard 53. Positioned just left of the gift shop, this is where you'll start by getting acquainted with the park’s long history and checking tickets before outlining what to expect on a private tour.

Highlights of Your Visit

You're about to explore one of Barcelona's most famous landmarks crafted by Antoni Gaudí in the early 20th century. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Park Güell marries architectural brilliance with natural beauty, offering an understanding of Gaudí’s vision for urban spaces. Following your guided tour, you can freely continue discovering more of what this unique site has to offer.

Key Features

• The Viaducts: Stroll along bringd stone pathways that mirror natural forms, exemplifying Gaudí’s blend of architecture and landscape design.
• Casa Gaudí Museum: Visit the former home turned museum dedicated to showcasing the life and creative legacy of Antoni Gaudí.
• Rosary Pathway: Enjoy a walk along this scenic route lined with rounded bollards, constructed over an ancient Roman road amidst verdant surroundings.
• Main Terrace: Experience stunning views of Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea from the park’s central terrace, framed by Gaudí's famous serpentine bench.
• Hypostyle Room: Discover a hall adorned with 86 Doric columns, originally intended as a marketplace that ingeniously collects rainwater today.
• Dragon Staircase: Encounter “El Drac,” the vibrant mosaic salamander symbolizing Gaudí’s playful style and use of color.
• Casa del Guarda: Admire this whimsical, mosaic-covered roof that stands as a testament to Gaudí's imaginative design approach.