I would give this attraction a much higher rating if we could have really seen it. Since it is a free attraction, it was covered in hordes of people and you could barely see the structures. And we went earlier in the morning on a drizzly day! I think the city should start charging for this place to reduce the... More

Take the metro and enjoy walking amongst the organic forms and mosaics - oh, and of course, the "gingerbread" houses. More

This park can be reached very easily from 1 street before the Catalunya Square on the Passage de Gracia avenue "bus 24" station which will take you exactly onto the park. We spent 2 hours walking slowly between the most amazing works of art ,enjoying the splendor of gaudis' wild imagination put to be realized with incredible beauty. More

Cool park, great views of the city... loads of cool things to check out!! More

Small, but nice concerts everywhere ( street musicians are very good) More

The park is beautiful but busy. Be prepared to do alot of walking uphill. More

Take the metro green line (3) to the Vallcarca stopand walk from there. Don't miss the worlds longest serpentine bench! From the park, one can walk about 1.5 miles to the Sagrata Familia. More

Was told about this place while on the tourist bus, so we stopped off to have a look. It was a captivating place to visit. Very crowded at the main entrance, but as soon as we got 50 yards into the park, it thinned out and we able to admire Gaudi's work. One surprise after another. Free to enter and... More

Beautiful park as designed by Gaudí, it's a bit out of the way, but worth the trip. It's easier to get there by bus, and you can pair it with a trip to Hospital de Sant Pau (bus 94 to Park Güell passes right outside). Take your time to visit the park, as rushing through it wouldn't do it justice,... More