Really not worth your time and certainly not the cost. It's really just a 5 euro stable and nothing more. The guy at the admission booth essentially told us that so we didn't go in.
It's not worth visiting. Hardly people go. The girl is great to explain . I would suggest u to go . Okay don't go
I only viewed the Porter's Lodge, Stables and Gate from outside the gate. No admission, open to view all the time. Yet it offers valuable insights into Gaudi's later work, particularly for his major patron, Eusebi Güell i Bacigalupi, the count of Güell. Built in 1884-1887, the ensemble demonstrates his whimsical designs and mastery of brick work. It is Gaudi's first use of of Trencadis, using shards of tiles or other ceramics to decorate masonry surfaces. Here it was used to add sparkle to brick walls.
A visit outside the gates takes only a few minutes, but it well worth the effort.
Finca Guell,
From the outside it looks quite impressive with that large metal dragoon guarding the gate. Inside it it is a run down park with limited options. You will find a small museum with a display of concrete blender, minor tools and some explaining drawing hence Guells work. A small theatre with a video is accessible to all. Paying 5 EURO to enter is probably the most wasted money for years. That said in the next 5 year period there are plans that will improve "things" seen from a touristic angle and paying more respect and credit to Guell.
Been there done that, will not return.
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All there is to see is really the gate. 5€ isn't much but better spend it on a beer. As mentioned before, definitively a rip off
There is really nothing inside. Wouldn't even call it a park, landscaping is run down, small map from 100 years go shows a large park but only about 10% is left in the area accessible after paying so there anout 10 m x 30 m of wasteland to see. There is a larger park nearby totally free.
Skip this one.
