Park Güell, Architectural park in La Salut, Barcelona, Spain
The park extends across 17 hectares of land, featuring stone structures, winding paths, gardens, and architectural elements decorated with ceramic mosaics.
Construction occurred between 1900 and 1914 under Antoni Gaudí's direction, initially planned as a residential development but later transformed into a public space.
The park represents a prime example of Catalan modernism architecture, incorporating natural forms and innovative structural solutions throughout its design.
Visitors need to purchase timed entry tickets in advance for the Monumental Zone, while the surrounding woodland areas remain free to access.
The main terrace contains a serpentine bench spanning 110 meters, designed to accommodate multiple small groups while maintaining privacy between conversations.
Location: La Salut
Architects: Antoni Gaudí
Official opening: 1926
Architectural style: Catalan modernism
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Fee: Yes
Website: https://parkguell.barcelona/ca
Made from material: trencadís, ceramic
Part of: Works of Antoni Gaudí
Address: Gràcia, 08024 Barcelona, Spain 08024 Barcelona
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
Phone: +34934091831
Website: https://parkguell.barcelona/ca
GPS coordinates: 41.41361,2.15278
Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:04
These structures demonstrate the boundaries of architectural design. From the Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco to the Lotus Temple in New Delhi, architecture takes unconventional forms. The buildings combine technical innovation with artistic expression.
Antoni Gaudi shaped Barcelona's urban landscape with his modernist architecture. His buildings display organic forms, natural motifs, and structural innovations. The Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo, and Park Güell exemplify his experimental construction methods that brought international recognition to Barcelona.
The mosaics display artistic and historical elements from antiquity to modern times. Roman floor mosaics, Byzantine wall pieces and Islamic geometric patterns document religious and cultural developments. The works are located in churches, mosques, palaces and public spaces.
Barcelona displays an incredible wealth of monuments, reflecting its history and culture. The city includes basilicas, museums, medieval squares, and parks. Works by Gaudí, such as the Sagrada Família and Parc Güell, define the city's landscape. Markets, avenues, and the waterfront add to the architectural diversity of the Catalan capital.
Gaudi House Museum
114 m
Royal Sanctuary of Saint Joseph of the Mountain.
347 m
Carmel Hill
529 m
Kasa de la Muntanya
252 m
Parc del Carmel
528 m
Sala hipòstila (Parc Güell)
15 m
Casa Martí Trias i Domènech
187 m
Can Montaner de Dalt
48 m
Torre Sant Jordi
611 m
L'ordre d'avui és el desordre de demà
443 m
Garrofer del Viaducte del Parc Güell
182 m
Can Mora
494 m
Jardins de Maria Baldó
557 m
Grup escolar La Farigola
507 m
Gaudí Experiència
150 m
Torre Marsans
604 m
Casa Vilaró
301 m
Villa Esperanza
533 m
Font del Carbó
208 m
Can Turull
420 m
Edifici d'habitatges Coll del Portell
284 m
Can Ceguet
104 m
Cal Xipreret
407 m
Hospital de l'Esperança
402 m
Escola del Consell de l'Escola Nova Unificada
134 m
Mural de Vallcarca
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Can Carol
602 m
Capella de Sant Josep
373 mReviews
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The place is beautiful but very crowded.
A magical stroll on the city's heights!
The place is beautiful but very crowded.
A magical stroll on the city's heights!
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