Discover Antoni Gaudí's whimsical public park, a masterpiece of Catalan Modernisme. Pose with the iconic mosaic salamander 'El Drac', wander through the forest-like columns of the Hypostyle Room, and relax on the world's longest bench, the trencadís-covered Serpentine Bench, with breathtaking views over Barcelona. Book your timed-entry ticket to secure your spot in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Buy TicketsOriginally conceived as a luxury housing development for Barcelona's elite by Eusebi Güell, Park Güell was designed by Antoni Gaudí between 1900 and 1914. When the residential project failed, it was sold to the city and opened as a public park in 1926. Today, its Monumental Zone requires a ticket to manage crowds and preserve the fragile mosaic work. For planning your visit, check our visitors guide, the latest opening hours, and tips for the best time to visit.
Note: All tickets are for a specific timed-entry slot to manage visitor flow. It is highly recommended to book online in advance as tickets often sell out.
The best way to experience Gaudí's magical park
Park Güell has a strict capacity limit and tickets for popular times sell out days or weeks in advance. Booking online is the only way to guarantee your entry.
Add a guided tour with an official Park Güell expert. Learn the stories behind the symbolism, the trencadís technique, and Gaudí's vision for this unique space.
Our partners offer flexible booking options, including free cancellation up to 24 hours before your visit on many tour products. Plans can change, your tickets can too.
Receive your tickets instantly via email. Simply show the QR code on your phone at the entrance for quick, paperless entry. No printing needed.
The crowning feature of Park Güell's main terrace is the Banc de Trencadís, or the Serpentine Bench. At 110 meters long, it holds the record for the longest bench in the world. Designed by Gaudí's collaborator Josep Maria Jujol, its ergonomic shape was reputedly modelled by having a workman sit in wet plaster. The entire surface is covered in 'trencadís'—a mosaic of broken ceramic tiles, a signature of Catalan Modernisme.
From this vantage point, you get one of the most sweeping panoramic views of Barcelona, stretching from the nearby hills down to the Mediterranean Sea, with the Sagrada Família prominent on the skyline. It’s more than just a place to sit; it’s a functional sculpture that perfectly integrates art, nature, and architecture, embodying Gaudí's core principles.
Get your Park Güell tickets in 3 simple steps
Choose the day and the 30-minute time slot for your entry to the Monumental Zone. Remember that tickets are for a specific time, so plan your arrival carefully.
Complete your purchase through a secure payment gateway. You'll receive an instant confirmation email with your mobile tickets attached.
Arrive at the Park Güell entrance within your 30-minute time slot. Show the QR code on your smartphone to the staff for direct entry.
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