Museum Barcelona

Take a Park Guell Tour and explore the whimsical architecture with a knowledgeable and experienced guide while you immerse yourself in Gaudi's creativity and vision.

Antoni Gaudi's distinctive style, trecandís which uses vividly colored mosaics constructed of broken tile, scattered throughout the park is worth admiring and it alone makes a visit to the park a must and absolutely worth it. The Serpentine Bench and El Drac, the dragon or the lizard, are among the many mosaic sculptures, coiling and twisting benches, and winding and curling stonework on display.

Visit the highlights and look for the hidden gems located within the architectural wonder.
Stroll down arched pathways built utilizing traditional Catalan techniques and step into the Sala Hipóstila, or Hall of Hundred Columns to listen to the superb acoustics while admiring the dazzling roof.

Walk around the park and discover the beautiful fountains, viaducts, grottoes, and winding staircases. Sit and relax at one of the many semi-closed conversation benches twisting and curling throughout the park. Take a tour of the Gaudi House Museum, where Antoni Gaudi resided for over 20 years, from 1906 to the end of 1925, and which now houses a collection of furniture and artifacts by the Spanish architect.

End your Park Guell Tour on a high note by walking through the park and up the hill to get treated to the amazing and awe-inspiring views of the city of Barcelona below from the Nature Square.


What's Included:

Park Guell Entrance Tickets Expert Tour Guide Access to Gaudi House Museum Headphone to Hear Your Guide




Highlights


Skip the line entrance tickets
Guided Park Guell Tour
A chance to explore and walk the winding trails of one of Gaudi's most beautiful creations.
Learn the history of the cheerful and extraordinary structure.
Discover about the 19th-century Modernism art movement, and how and why it spread.
Witness sculptures covered in brilliant mosaics up close, including the famed “El Drac” (the dragon), located on the stairway at the entrance.
Visit the Hall of Hundred Columns to witness the excellent acoustics and its glittering ceiling
Access to the Gaudi House Museum located within the park
From Carmel Hill, take in panoramic and breathtaking views of Barcelona

Take a Park Guell Tour and explore the whimsical architecture with a knowledgeable and experienced guide while you immerse yourself in Gaudi's creativity and vision.

Antoni Gaudi's distinctive style, trecandís which uses vividly colored mosaics constructed of broken tile, scattered throughout the park is worth admiring and it alone makes a visit to the park a must and absolutely worth it. The Serpentine Bench and El Drac, the dragon or the lizard, are among the many mosaic sculptures, coiling and twisting benches, and winding and curling stonework on display.

Visit the highlights and look for the hidden gems located within the architectural wonder.
Stroll down arched pathways built utilizing traditional Catalan techniques and step into the Sala Hipóstila, or Hall of Hundred Columns to listen to the superb acoustics while admiring the dazzling roof.

Walk around the park and discover the beautiful fountains, viaducts, grottoes, and winding staircases. Sit and relax at one of the many semi-closed conversation benches twisting and curling throughout the park. Take a tour of the Gaudi House Museum, where Antoni Gaudi resided for over 20 years, from 1906 to the end of 1925, and which now houses a collection of furniture and artifacts by the Spanish architect.

End your Park Guell Tour on a high note by walking through the park and up the hill to get treated to the amazing and awe-inspiring views of the city of Barcelona below from the Nature Square.


What's Included:

Park Guell Entrance Tickets Expert Tour Guide Access to Gaudi House Museum Headphone to Hear Your Guide




Highlights


Skip the line entrance tickets
Guided Park Guell Tour
A chance to explore and walk the winding trails of one of Gaudi's most beautiful creations.
Learn the history of the cheerful and extraordinary structure.
Discover about the 19th-century Modernism art movement, and how and why it spread.
Witness sculptures covered in brilliant mosaics up close, including the famed “El Drac” (the dragon), located on the stairway at the entrance.
Visit the Hall of Hundred Columns to witness the excellent acoustics and its glittering ceiling
Access to the Gaudi House Museum located within the park
From Carmel Hill, take in panoramic and breathtaking views of Barcelona

Take a Park Guell Tour and explore the whimsical architecture with a knowledgeable and experienced guide while you immerse yourself in Gaudi's creativity and vision.

Antoni Gaudi's distinctive style, trecandís which uses vividly colored mosaics constructed of broken tile, scattered throughout the park is worth admiring and it alone makes a visit to the park a must and absolutely worth it. The Serpentine Bench and El Drac, the dragon or the lizard, are among the many mosaic sculptures, coiling and twisting benches, and winding and curling stonework on display.

Visit the highlights and look for the hidden gems located within the architectural wonder.
Stroll down arched pathways built utilizing traditional Catalan techniques and step into the Sala Hipóstila, or Hall of Hundred Columns to listen to the superb acoustics while admiring the dazzling roof.

Walk around the park and discover the beautiful fountains, viaducts, grottoes, and winding staircases. Sit and relax at one of the many semi-closed conversation benches twisting and curling throughout the park. Take a tour of the Gaudi House Museum, where Antoni Gaudi resided for over 20 years, from 1906 to the end of 1925, and which now houses a collection of furniture and artifacts by the Spanish architect.

End your Park Guell Tour on a high note by walking through the park and up the hill to get treated to the amazing and awe-inspiring views of the city of Barcelona below from the Nature Square.


What's Included:

Park Guell Entrance Tickets Expert Tour Guide Access to Gaudi House Museum Headphone to Hear Your Guide




Highlights


Skip the line entrance tickets
Guided Park Guell Tour
A chance to explore and walk the winding trails of one of Gaudi's most beautiful creations.
Learn the history of the cheerful and extraordinary structure.
Discover about the 19th-century Modernism art movement, and how and why it spread.
Witness sculptures covered in brilliant mosaics up close, including the famed “El Drac” (the dragon), located on the stairway at the entrance.
Visit the Hall of Hundred Columns to witness the excellent acoustics and its glittering ceiling
Access to the Gaudi House Museum located within the park
From Carmel Hill, take in panoramic and breathtaking views of Barcelona

Highlights
A chance to explore and walk the winding trails of one of Gaudi's most beautiful creations.
Learn the history of the cheerful and extraordinary structure.
Discover about the 19th-century Modernism art movement, and how and why it spread.
Witness sculptures covered in brilliant mosaics up close, including the famed “El Drac” (the dragon), located on the stairway at the entrance.
Visit the Hall of Hundred Columns to witness the excellent acoustics and its glittering ceiling
From Carmel Hill, take in panoramic and breathtaking views of Barcelona



What's Included:

Skip The Line Entrance to Park Guell Guided Tour of Park Guell Certified Tour Guide from Barcelona Tourism Authority


Description:


Take a Park Guell Tour and explore the whimsical architecture with a knowledgeable and experienced guide while you immerse yourself in Gaudi's creativity and vision.

Antoni Gaudi's distinctive style, trecandís which uses vividly colored mosaics constructed of broken tile, scattered throughout the park is worth admiring and it alone makes a visit to the park a must and absolutely worth it. The Serpentine Bench and El Drac, the dragon or the lizard, are among the many mosaic sculptures, coiling and twisting benches, and winding and curling stonework on display.

Visit the highlights and look for the hidden gems located within the architectural wonder.
Stroll down arched pathways built utilizing traditional Catalan techniques and step into the Sala Hipóstila, or Hall of Hundred Columns to listen to the superb acoustics while admiring the dazzling roof.

Walk around the park and discover the beautiful fountains, viaducts, grottoes, and winding staircases. Sit and relax at one of the many semi-closed conversation benches twisting and curling throughout the park. Take a tour of the Gaudi House Museum, where Antoni Gaudi resided for over 20 years, from 1906 to the end of 1925, and which now houses a collection of furniture and artifacts by the Spanish architect.

End your Park Guell Tour on a high note by walking through the park and up the hill to get treated to the amazing and awe-inspiring views of the city of Barcelona below from Nature Square.

Highlights
A chance to explore and walk the winding trails of one of Gaudi's most beautiful creations.
Learn the history of the cheerful and extraordinary structure.
Discover about the 19th-century Modernism art movement, and how and why it spread.
Witness sculptures covered in brilliant mosaics up close, including the famed “El Drac” (the dragon), located on the stairway at the entrance.
Visit the Hall of Hundred Columns to witness the excellent acoustics and its glittering ceiling
From Carmel Hill, take in panoramic and breathtaking views of Barcelona



What's Included:

Skip The Line Entrance to Park Guell Private Guided Tour of Park Guell Certified Tour Guide from Barcelona Tourism Authority


Description:


Join our exclusive private tour of Park Guell, with a maximum of 10 people, and explore Gaudi's whimsical architecture with a knowledgeable guide as you dive into his unique creativity and vision.
Marvel at Antoni Gaudi's distinctive trencadís technique, where vibrant mosaics of broken tiles adorn the park. The iconic Serpentine Bench and El Drac —the famous dragon or lizard—are just a few of the stunning mosaic sculptures and winding stone structures that make Park Guell a must-visit.
On this intimate tour, you'll not only visit the park's highlights but also discover hidden gems within this architectural wonder. Wander down arched pathways built using traditional Catalan techniques, and step into the Sala Hipóstila (Hall of a Hundred Columns) to admire its dazzling ceiling and superb acoustics.
Relax at the twisting conversation benches, explore the beautiful fountains, viaducts, grottoes, and staircases, and visit the Gaudi House Museum, where the architect lived for over 20 years. The museum houses a collection of Gaudi’s personal items, offering a deeper insight into his life and work.
End your private tour with a scenic walk up to Nature Square, where you'll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Barcelona—a perfect way to conclude your Park Guell experience.