Casa Museu Gaudi Parc Guell

One of my least favorite tourist spots. Less detailed and not much to see. The walk up is a hike even with the escalator.
Tip: Buy tickets online if you have a scheduled day. When tickets sell out for a specific time, you have to buy for the next time available which can be as long as 2.5 hours! We had to come back at a later time. Also, sun stays out till 10pm so try to come after 6pm to avoid the heat wave. There is a cool gift shop right outside the main exit.

good place to know Goldie again. nice place has a nice building. park is free for everyone. you can climb the mountain, on the top you can see the good view of city.

I’d give this 5 stars, but they’ve changed the format and created time slots for people to tour the park. If I were you, I’d order my tickets ahead of time so you don’t get stuck waiting. We had to wait 3 hours to get in and if you’re familiar with that neighborhood, there is really very little to do as the local restaurants hike up prices unreasonably.
If you’ve never been, it’s worth the 8 euros.

Just stunning… the views as well as Gaudi’s architecture! If you are a fan of Gaudi, this place is a must see. Palau Guell is also located here — Gaudi’s design of Guell’s home.
Wear comfortable shoes if you like to explore — there are lots of stairs and trails involved for walking/​exploring around the park.
Also, take note of the fountains throughout the park which allows you to wash your feet — no stinky feet allowed in Europe. JK
Best way to get here is by bus — they drop you off right by the entrance/​gate. Trains will drop you off a certain spot and you’ll have to walk a few kilometers uphill.
Tip: Purchase your admission tickets prior to visiting and get there right when it opens for better photo ops. Less crowd and you get the museum to yourself.
Tip for runners: Bring your shoes and gear… running along the park will leave you in awe. Try to do it before the sun rises or run when the sun is about to set (but that may be difficult coz the sun sets pretty late in Barcelona).

I loved going here. We were just here in December, 2013. I loved all the ornate mosaics, on the salamander and all the walls of the main center of the park. I took a million pictures around here, beautiful views. There are a few small houses you can check out, but would have to wait in line. We got some beautiful photos from inside the houses as well. There are paths to walk along as well– covered with pushy street vendors, so beware.
Only downfall is that we attempted to get here by train. There is no super close spot, and we had to walk basically up a mountain, it felt like, and through some residential areas, that had me nervous that we wouldn’t be going the right way. They could use some more signage directing people that way. It was a really enjoyable experience over all though.

Ein Muss, wenn man in Barcelona ist

Wie der Rest vom Park einfach umwerfend

This visit is un unforgettable for me ! I visited this whis my girlfriendduring the summer 2010 and I wil remember of this monument all of my life. Beautifull museum !

Great if you like Gaudi (we didnt but still enjoyed it). The buildings were really innovative, bright and creative. However the museum didnt really show much about the architects life and how he had developed his skills.
Really touristy, but its a must see if youre in Barca.

La visite de ces maisons se fait en même temps que le parc Güell. Elles sont originales, amusantes et riches en découverte. Je prends toujours autant de plaisir à la découvrir à chaque visite de Barcelone

lugar divino como todos los de gaudi, un lugar donde ya iba de niña de escursion y hoy va la mia es divino.