Welcome to the enchanting world of Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and iconic landmarks in Barcelona! Sagrada Familia, designed by the brilliant architect Antoni Gaudí, began construction in 1882 and remains a work in progress. This stunning basilica combines Gothic and Art Nouveau styles, captivating visitors with its intricate facades and towering spires.
Just a stone's throw away is Park Güell, built between 1900 and 1914. Originally planned as a housing development, Park Güell became a public park in 1922. It’s famous for its whimsical mosaics, curved paths, and scenic views of the city. This whimsical park is filled with colorful mosaics, unique sculptures, and lush gardens, making it a perfect spot for leisurely strolls.
Whether you’re wandering through the Serpentine Bench or admiring the Dragon Stairway, there are countless things to do park guell that will leave you in awe.
For a memorable experience, consider a guided tour of Sagrada Familia or a Park Güell tour. These tours offer interesting insights into Gaudí's vision and the history behind these sites. If you prefer a more personalized experience, opt for a Sagrada Familia private guided tour that allows you to explore at your own pace.
With so much to see and do, both locations promise an engaging adventure that showcases Gaudí’s architectural genius. Get ready to be inspired by the beauty and creativity of these masterpieces with our expert guide.
Join Sagra and Guell Tours to experience the stunning Sagrada Familia and Park Guell with guided tours and skip-the-line tickets for an unforgettable day in Barcelona.
Sagrada Familia is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (hours may vary by season). Park Güell is open from 8:30 AM to 9:30 PM. Check official websites for special timings or closures.
Both Sagrada Familia and Park Güell are wheelchair accessible. Sagrada Familia has accessible entrances and lifts to the towers. Park Güell offers ramps, though some areas are steep.
Visit Sagrada Familia early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds. Park Güell is also less crowded early on weekdays. Off-season visits (Nov-Mar) offer a more peaceful experience.
Construction of Sagrada Familia started in 1882, but when Antoni Gaudí took over in 1883, he completely reimagined the design. His blend of Gothic and modernist styles makes it one of his most important works. Though Gaudí passed away in 1926, work continues today, aiming for completion by 2026.
Originally a housing project in 1900, Park Güell didn’t succeed as planned. In 1922, the city turned it into a public park. Known for its colorful mosaics and unique shapes, the park showcases Gaudí's love for nature and creative design.
Sagrada Familia and Park Güell highlight Gaudí's unique ability to merge art, architecture, and nature. Both sites reflect his visionary style, with Sagrada Familia focusing on spirituality and Park Güell displaying his playful, imaginative side. These masterpieces define Barcelona’s architectural identity.
Book your purchase tickets online to skip the long lines, especially during busy seasons. You can select options like skip-the-line access, time slots, or a guided tour for entry tickets. For a more personalized experience, join a small group tour. The meeting point is easy to find, ensuring a smooth start to your visit.
Buy your Park Güell tickets online for skip-the-line entry and avoid crowds. Tickets are available with time slots, and you can join a small group tour for a more personal experience. Be sure to arrive at the meeting point to start your tour on time.
Save time and money with a combined ticket for both sites, offering skip-the-line access at both Sagrada Familia and Park Güell. Choose from time slots and small group tours for a more relaxed visit. The meeting points are easy to locate for a stress-free experience.
Explore Sagrada Familia with a guided tour for insights into its architecture, history, and Gaudí’s design.
A guided tour of Park Güell will provide in-depth knowledge of its mosaics, architecture, and Gaudí’s creative relationship with the landscape.
Both sites offer self-guided tours with audio guides in multiple languages, allowing a flexible and informative visit at your own pace. You can also buy Sagrada Familia Tower tickets with separate audio guides for the towers.
A short metro ride from Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló is another Gaudí masterpiece, known for its colorful façade and modernist design.
This lively street, full of shops and cafés, is a must-see. It’s a short walk from Sagrada Familia and a great spot to explore after visiting both landmarks.
Just a short walk from Sagrada Familia, the Gothic Quarter features narrow streets, medieval architecture, and the Barcelona Cathedral, offering a glimpse into the city's history.
Sagrada Familia is perfect for families! Children under 10 can enter for free, and interactive audio guides are available to keep kids engaged. Plus, when you visit towers Sagrada Familia, the whole family can enjoy stunning views of Barcelona together.
Park Güell is great for kids to explore its colorful mosaics and play in its open spaces. The park’s whimsical design is engaging for young visitors.
Both Sagrada Familia and Park Güell offer educational programs and workshops, making the experience fun and interactive for families and children.