Park Güell
A hall of 86 striated columns meant as the estate's market, beneath Nature Square and Josep M. Jujol's undulating bench in tile-shard mosaic, with the mosaic dragon, or salamander, on the entrance stairway. Beside the monumental area, a woodland of Aleppo pines, with carob, olive and almond trees in the valley. from its own pages ↗
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What we established Park Güell: the official site is parkguell.barcelona. Its tickets are sold on that same site. Not the official site: parkguellticket.com, ticketgotourism.com. Its Wikidata entry, Q212867, names the same official site. Our editor reviewed it and signed it off before it was listed, on .
What our tests checked We last tested the ticket link on : it answered over a secure connection and the page it opens offers tickets. That shows the link works; on its own, it does not prove who runs the site. We last read parkguell.barcelona for this page on .
General ticket · 18 € · Children from 0 to 6 · 0 € · Children from 7 to 12 · 13,50 € · Over 65 and "Targeta Rosa Reduïda" card · 13,50 € · "Targeta rosa" card · 0 € · People with disabilities · 0 € · Acompanying people with disabilities · 13,50 €
Practical
Park Güell: address
Park Güell has various entrances. We recommend heading for the following ones in order to get here as comfortably and conveniently as possible: Carretera del Carmel, 23, where there is also a coach park.Open in Google Maps →✓ parkguell.barcelona/en/planning-your-visit/faqs · 2026-10-06Park Güell: opening hours
First and last time bands with tickets available for sale: From 9:30 am to 19:30 pm.✓ parkguell.barcelona/en/planning-your-visit/prices-and-times · 2026-10-06Park Güell: closing days
The park is open all the year round .✓ parkguell.barcelona/en/planning-your-visit/prices-and-times · 2026-10-06Park Güell: what should I know before visiting?
Park Güell offers guided tours in various languages to inform visitors about the site's history, symbolism and natural and heritage values. The tours are conducted by specialised guides , taking visitors back to the end of the 19th century, when the area that now contains the park was subjected to urban development.✓ parkguell.barcelona/en/planning-your-visit/guided-tours · 2026-10-06Park Güell: how to get there
From the Lesseps stop on line 3 it is a 20-minute walk, and we would recommend the entrance on Avinguda del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya, which has an escalator.✓ parkguell.barcelona/en/planning-your-visit/how-to-get-there · 2026-10-06Park Güell: parking
Getting to Park Güell with a private vehicle is not recommended, as most of the parking spaces around the park are in a green area exclusively for residents. Visitors arriving by private vehicle can use the BSM Travessera de Dalt - Park Güell car park .✓ parkguell.barcelona/en/planning-your-visit/faqs · 2026-10-06Park Güell: is it wheelchair accessible?
There is a specific itinerary adapted to people with mobility difficulties. Two wheelchairs are available upon request at Park Güell.✓ parkguell.barcelona/en · 2026-10-03Park Güell: are dogs allowed?
Access to the regulated area of the park with companion animals (pets) is only permitted if the animals are duly secured on a lead (in accordance with the Byelaw on the Protection, Possession and Sale of Animals (OPTVA)).✓ parkguell.barcelona/en/planning-your-visit/faqs · 2026-10-06Park Güell is an iconic space in the city of Barcelona, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site which receives a large numbers of visitors each day.