Really good tour and so interesting to hear about Guell and Goudi. Only think that stopped me giving it 5 is that is was so busy! Felt like they could limit the amount of people in the park more, as couldn’t get a picture without people in the shot… We done the tour and was great, but again too many people around. Had to queue to get into the gift shop for crying out loud…. Still a great thing to do.

Park Guell is situated far outside the main city centre so you will need transport to get you there. Do not attempt to walk there from Playa de Catalunya! The park is nice with some featured walks throughout showing lovely mosaics designs. 10 euro entry fee then then you are free to walk around. There’s some additional areas inside you can pay a premium to get into also (some buildings). Worth visiting if you are travelling to Barcelona.

Obviously this is one of the top attractions in Barcelona and you should come see it but other than the terraced area featuring the mosaics , I was a bit underwhelmed. We had a map of the park and kept walking, expecting to see more.... The mosaic benches are beautiful as was the view of the city from here but it was so crowded, you couldn't really enjoy much of it. We did not wait on line to enter the other houses at the park exit but did admire them from the outside. This would be a one time and done visit for me.

A long hike of staircase to the top entrance of the park. Online ticket booking was problematic as there was problems with online payment. Somehow I was charged several times on my cards. Maria, park attendant at the top entrance helped me cancelled all the bookings.

Went here on a sunny Sunday afternoon. The park is stunning and has a few different routes you can walk to see different areas of the park. The day does involve a fair amount of walking if you decide to go to the top, but the view is worth the effort.

We were having a Goudi day in Barcelona so of course we visited Parc Guell. It’s an amazing place to wander around, we were on a tour so we learned about how the park was originally intended to be a luxury community of houses of which only a few were ever built so seeing it now, you would probably benefit from some knowledge about Gaudi’s intentions here. It’s very enjoyable to spend time marvelling at the curvy architecture and mosaics and you could definitely spend a couple of hours or more here exploring and sitting in the shade listening to the parakeets. You get a good view of the city as the park is some distance away from the centre and you will get some great photos among the statues and whacky buildings. It does get busy but when we went in September it wasn’t manic and we really enjoyed ourselves. There was a long queue for the toilets which are outside the entrance so factor that into your day and it’s a good idea to have some drinks with you.

What an amazing parc. You can spend hours here there is so much to see. It is busy and there are not many places to shelter from the sun (or rain) so go prepared. The architecture is sublime. A different must visit place. REMEMBER TO PRE BOOK

We were told this is a must-see but it was disappointing. We had timed tickets for 9:30 a.m. and it was already crowded. It was difficult to really see the mosaics. Would recommend entering at the Carretera Del Carmel entrance so you aren't walking uphill. The views over the city from the walking paths in the trees were great and that was really more enjoyable than the park itself. We were unable to get tickets to go into the Gaudi House Museum. Very hot and sunny so be prepared. I guess now we can say that we were there but we enjoyed the small handbag shop, Soruka, on an adjacent street more.

All my friends who have been to Barcelona said Parc Guell was a must - and now I know why! If you love nature and cool architecture then you must go. The design of the park is so unique and definitely worth seeing. Make sure you either book a ticket in advance or go early. We walked there and were turned away as the tickets for the day were sold out. We had to book a ticket and go back 2 days later.

Beautiful park, grounds, and Gaudi inspired features. Try to get the 930 entry as the crowd builds all morning long. Don’t rely on an email to show up with your tickets, I never got one. If I didn’t screen shot my QR code and save on my phone there would be no evidence I bought a ticket. The Wi-Fi inside the park is useless, download the app at home and it has the audio guide in it. We wandered all the grounds and saw everything in about 2 hours but didn’t go inside the couple of buildings. The place is spectacular if you love the modernist movement. I deducted a star for their technology issues.