About Park Güell
Park Güell is one of the most iconic creations of Antoni Gaudí, the legendary architect of Catalan Modernism. Originally planned as a residential project, it was transformed into a public park and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Highlights of Park Güell
🌈 A Mosaic Masterpiece
Park Güell is famous for its colorful ceramic mosaics, serpentine benches, whimsical buildings, and organic design that blends seamlessly with nature. The iconic lizard fountain at the entrance is a beloved symbol of Barcelona.
🎤 Dalí’s Tribute
Salvador Dalí once gave a speech in the park, praising Gaudí’s unique vision and calling Park Güell “a place of pure genius.” The park remains a favorite among artists and dreamers alike.
🏡 Gaudí’s Former Home
While building the Sagrada Familia, Gaudí lived in a modest house inside Park Güell. Today it’s a museum dedicated to his life and work, offering an intimate glimpse into his daily surroundings.
🌳 Nature and Views
Wander through lush gardens, hidden paths, and stone viaducts. At the top of the park, enjoy panoramic views over Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea.
Visitor Information
🎫 Entry: Since 2024 access to the park requires a ticket.
📍 Getting There: Take Metro line L3 to Vallcarca or Lesseps, then walk uphill.
📸 Tip: Go early or late for the best light and fewer crowds.
Explore More of Gaudí's Barcelona
Don’t miss Sagrada Familia — Gaudí’s most famous masterpiece — or discover more about the man himself on our Antonio Gaudí page.