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Park Güell Guided Tour & Priority Access

Name: Park Güell Guided Tour & Priority Access
Start: 2025-05-23T16:05:00.000+03:00
End: 2025-05-23T17:05:00.000+03:00
Location: Barcelona

Discover the Magic of Park Güell: A Journey Through Gaudí's Genius Embark on a 1 hour and 15 minutes tour of Park Güell, one of the most emblematic masterpieces of Antoni Gaudí. Begin your adventure at our meeting point, where a passionate local guide will be waiting to immerse you in the world of Catalan modernism.

Group

1 hrs

Group size up to 20 persons

Mobile ticket

English

What is included in activity

Admission tickets and necessary fees

Priority access to Park Güell

Accredited Official Guides

Guided tour in selected language (monolingual)

Free time to explore more corners of Park Güell.

Radio headsets for groups with more than 10 participants

What is not included

Tips

Hotel pickup and drop-off service

Anything else not mentioned in the inclusions

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Details

Get to see the incredible cityscapes of Barcelona visiting Park Güell on a local guided tour and explore this unique green space with modernist architecture and vibrant ceramic tiles.

Meet your guide right in front of the Park Güell main groups entrance. Discover this magnificent park that Antoni Gaudi designed more than a century ago without waiting in line for tickets. See the monumental zone, fabulous bridges and viaduct.

Take a walk through the main square with the beautiful, meandering, and colorful bench and market. Take a look at the two pavilions that served as the porterhouse and the reception room, as well as the Dragon Stairway with its renowned salamander.

Stay as long as you like after finishing the tour at the monumental zone to explore and take in everything.

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Online Booking

Price
Adult (Age 12-64)	€40 per person
Children (Age 6-11)	€37.50 per person
Senior (Age 65-99)	€37.50 per person
Infant (Age 5 and younger)	€0 per person

For any payment method you must book a ticket through the booking form below and receive confirmation by e-mail and (or) SMS.

What places you will see

• Park Güell

Activity book period

You can book tour up to 6 hours in advance.

Languages in what activity is performed

English

How long your tour will be

1 hrs

Photos

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Reviews by travellers

4.8 out of 5

876 reviews

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Gema D.

The meeting place was a little tricky to find but after a bit of searching before time we finally found it…it would be more convenient to meet directly at the main entrance as the climb is steep if you're not used to it… otherwise, the visit itself was great, the guide was very interesting and spoke French very well. We had a very interesting and pleasant time.

1 day ago

Finlay S.

The guide made the tour great. Informative and varied and everything well explained. The walk to the meeting point is quite a distance from the center, so it is advisable to go there by bus or taxi, especially in warmer weather.

3 days ago

Tania Z.

Quick and easy entry. The park is truly fascinating. Our guide Guadalupe was very knowledgeable. Make sure you ask the taxi to drop you off at the entrance. I did not specify the address listed and he dropped us off at the exit. We had to walk up a steep hill and many many steps to get to the front.

5 days ago

Julieta C.

It’s just a park if you walk thru on your own. It comes alive and you gain an understanding of it’s place in Madrid lore when you take the tour lead by Miguel. Miguel explained the art, the engineering and the architecture that is Guell Park. This was a very enjoyable walk in the park.

10 days ago

Berta B.

A very interesting visit with our French-speaking guide who made us have a great time in the park. The big black dot being the meeting point for the visit. From the metro it takes between 25 and 30 minutes to reach the entrance reserved for the departure of the visits. The park is on a hill, we climbed to the 1st entrance: bad pickaxe, the 2nd: the same! So we had to go back down to the boulevard and back up one last time to FINALLY find the meeting point! I understand that some tourists go there by taxi!

11 days ago

Agustin L.

Meeting point is a meeting place where many groups meet. You really have to ask others who wants to go to which group. Unfortunately, some participants came a little late, so that the tour only started at around 11.15 a.m. Tip: It would be better to start the tour earlier, as the park is not that crowded at 10:00 a.m. I was there at 10 a.m. because I wanted to take a look... and it wasn't a bit quieter then!

14 days ago

Nazaret A.

Meeting point was clear and easy to find. Guide was very nice and competent. Admission was easy. As expected, the park is very beautiful and impressive. In the most beautiful places it is unfortunately very crowded, that's why 4 stars. It is best to start as early as possible.

21 days ago

Isabel M.

Excellent! my guide was Miguel and he is an incredible excuse, I had some delays due to the connection with the bus but they waited for me, besides the explanation was super exact, I was able to walk the entire park after the guide and take photos, I totally recommend it

28 days ago

Samuel M.

If you access the park and certain areas as a priority and the explanation of my guide in Spanish was very good and enjoyable. But the tour would be better if you accessed more areas or were a bit longer. You can finish it on your own in any way.

29 days ago

Judit B.

Great tour of Park Guell - absolutely recommend spending the additional money to have a guided tour. The park is beautiful but there is so much to learn from a guide; especially a guide as great as ours (Raul), who is a local. We left with a better understanding of the Park, Gaudi's work, and what the Park means to the people of Barcelona.

about 1 month ago