Park Güell, park in Barcelona
Park Güell is a large park featuring imaginative architectural elements designed by Antoni Gaudí.
Originally conceived as a residential estate, the park was transformed into a public area in 1926.
It is a striking example of Catalan modernism and one of Gaudí's most famous works.
Best visited early to avoid crowds, especially during summer.
The park features a main terrace with undulating benches covered in colorful mosaics.
Location: La Salut
Architect: Antoni Gaudí
Official opening: 1926
Architectural style: Catalan modernism
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Material: trencadís, ceramic
Opening Hours: January 01-March 24,October 28-December 31 08:30-18:15; March 25-April 29 08:00-20:30; April 30-August 26 08:00-21:30
Website: parkguell.barcelona/ca
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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