Park Güell

Definitely worth a visit. We got there by bus from the city. We visited it in February. Beautiful setting, I can only imagine what it looks like in spring/summer. Fascinating to experience the three viaducts, impressive small buildings with quirky details. Really nice place. The cafe had a reasonably nice selection at good prices. I will be back.

The ticket it's cheap, the experience and the view are amazing. I was at the beginning of February and it's was crowded but not so much like we could still take photos, enjoy the nature and the view. Like most part of the city, the did some reconstruction so the museum in the building was closed. But the park is amazing, must see.

Another architectural masterpiece that cannot be overlooked. Highly recommended. Amazing view to the city as well. Make sure you get your tickets online and in advance. Will be more beautiful in a sunny day. Make sure to save some time to sit, relax and enjoy the view of the city.

What an amazing experience strolling through this park. Was somewhat busy for early January but still pleasant. Park was clean, well maintained, and provided lots of pathways for all abilities. This park has many unique features, architecture, and plenty of opportunities to explore the natural environment. Great place to sit and relax and enjoy a bite to eat.

Highly recommend visiting this site when visiting Barcelona, Spain!

Stunning place and definitely must see destination once you are in Barcelona. Breathtaking nature offering beautiful overview of the city as well as several famous pieces by Mr Gaudí. Easily can spend half a day here just chilling and enjoying the views. Better book in advance as it can get quite busy and lines last for a while.

A nice point of attraction. Make sure to book in advance for the tickets because the line is to long at the door. Plan that you need 3-4 hours to visit the park. I don’t suggest going on rainy days. Around the park there are artists dancing and singing creating a great atmosphere. The ticket is 10 euros.

A beautiful park made by Gaudi with wonderful mosaics and pretty glorious views of Barcelona from the top of the park.

The park is well maintained and is a spectacle. You can walk around for hours and immerse yourself in the artwork. It also has wonderful scenic views of Barcelona that you can see to the beach on clear and sunny days. Well worth the visit, and a must do when visiting the city!

Highly recommend buying tickets well in advance, otherwise you may not get in!

Very beautiful park and monument. Definitely worth a visit. You can not only see some amazing Gaudí art but you also have an amazing view over the city. However, be ware that it is very mountainous and that you should buy tickets beforehand!

Third time visiting and still just as every bit impressed! This time noticed more details and also that there are many entrances / exits to help facilitate your visit.

The views are amazing and didn't remember the cute gift shop located in one of the "gingerbread" style buildings by the main entrance!

This park is incredibly beautiful. It has a great view of the city. The gardens are unique, they transport you as if in a fairy tale. Every detail is beautiful. Only the organization is a bit strange - once you enter the terrace, you don't have the option to return to the gardens, but you have to go back to the central entrance and go around the whole park to come back and look at them too. A quaint place!

Beautiful grounds and architecture. A definite must see for a trip to Barcelona. Be aware of some of the one way paths, as you will have to make the trek again to see other areas. As you go higher, there are break taking views of Barcelona. Bring snacks and water and spend a little time there.

Must visit! Impressive huge park. Extraordinary Antonio Gaudi architecture is really very impressive! I would advice to book the ticket online. The ticket is not expensive.

We had such an amazing time at Park Güell in Barcelona! The best part? No waiting around to get in—definitely recommend snagging your tickets online a day before. Trust me, it makes everything smoother.

Once inside, the place just blew us away. Antoni Gaudí's whimsical designs are like stepping into a fairy tale. The mosaic sculptures and cool architecture tell their own stories, and we couldn't get enough of it.

Tip: comfy sneakers are a must. We wandered around, exploring different trails and viewpoints, and it was all worth it, especially the terrace with those killer views of Barcelona.

Oh, and don't forget your water—it's a lifesaver, especially if the sun's out. The mix of nature and art at the park creates this chill vibe, making it a top-notch spot in Barcelona. Seriously, Park Güell is a gem that lets you escape into a world of imagination and beauty. Totally worth checking out!

This park is truly breathtaking. I highly recommend visiting for a few hours. The paths are very well kept. It is the perfect combination of nature with the skyline of the city in the background. Worth every penny and then some.

Beautiful park overseeing Barcelona. Gaudí was a master in conceiving spaces where not only you could relax but also enjoy the art that is concealed in nature.
In February it was a quieter place than the summer months.
Worth the visit!

Beautiful place! The architecture is so interesting and different to other places.
We visited on a very rainy day bit it was still an amazing experience 🥰

Amazing park for the views, the history and the Gaudi architecture. Kids loved it too.

Lots of different routes to walk around the park, all leading to the same spots but giving different aspects. Some walkways cut straight through and avoid the longer (but more picturesque) walks around the edge. There are interesting plants, birds to see and hear, and structures to admire all around.
There were plenty of places to sit or stand, with amazing the views across the whole of Barcelona.
We joined a fairly long queue, but actually moved quickly (only queued or 10 minutes) to go into the house/museum just by the main exit, which was sweet. We didn't bother with the other building which i think housed the gift shop.

You could spend hours here with a picnic, or just walk around at your own pace. We spent around an hour and half here.

Things to note:

Book in advance!! We went only to find it had sold out. We were lucky to get tickets for the next day but as it's a remote location be prepared.

There's not a huge amount to do in this area but there are several touristy shops and cafés.

The park is at the top of a very steep hill. If you have mobility issues, get a taxi as close as possible.

Bring your own food and drink, or buy something from one of the cafés close by as there's nowhere to get anything within the park.

This place is very unique and everyone will thoroughly enjoy. It's different from the rest of the landmark attractions in Barcelona. It can get really crowded with people taking photos. Suggest to walk every inch of this gorgeous park if you are physically able to.

This park is just so incredibly unique and beautiful. I could have wandered around there all day. The park itself is cool enough, but it also provides some spectacular views of the city. There was a flamenco performer and musician there when we went. The park can get crowded and tickets sell out, so be sure to reserve in advance

It is a beautiful park and huge, i got myself lost twice and head back to entrance because security thought i was trying to get in from residence access 😅 do not go too up there, you might get yourself lost in the forest. Even though i had a silly experience, i really loved the park, beautiful and super cool. Perfect spot to take stunning photos 🌅