Park Güell, Barcelona

First day, arrived at 8h50 at entrance and the security say free entrance is closed. 2nd day, I arrived at 8h30 and the security says you need to have a Barcelona city card to enter free else it's rather impossible to enter free. Will not waste my time to go there for the third time.

Bonic parc per anar a veure una de les obres més importants de Gaudí. Magnífiques vistes de la ciutat se Barcelona. Si tens carnet de la biblioteca de la Diputació de Barcelona, l’entrada és gratuïta. Només cal que l’ensenyis a l’entrada, evitant les cues. Hi ha diferents entrades/sortides al Parc. Recomanable anar-hi i passar-hi una bona estona.

Un parc méditerranéen très bien entretenu avec les aménagements artistiques de Gaudi en contre bas toujours aussi inspirants. Autrefois gratuit, jusque dans les années 2000, l'entrée est désormais payante mais c'est sans regret vu que les hauteurs boisées sont désormais accessibles. De quoi passer une très belle demi journée.

Fantastic views! Be warned adventurers, tickets are required for entry. They are worth every penny, just giving a heads up in case you are like me and like to do your tourism on the fly!

El Parque Güell es muy Bonito.
DO.me lo recomendo.

Saludos del Alemania!
Vallah der Park war Wild.

The most visited park of the world and the most beautiful park I ever visited this summer. The stunning creation of Antonio Gaudi. The panoramic view from above must see and the huge park from the passeig de palmeras, the terrace, they usually called the pearl of the park, the 2 pavillions that are located at the entrance of the park.the salamander or dragon, you can find it at the center of the staircase which covered with small pieces of volorful ceramic, the Hypostyle room were made of 86 column. The roof was made of small domes, the laundry room portico, the Austria garden and the Gaudi museum. Ghe entrance is 10 euros and it's all worthied to visit.

Me parece que los diez euros son excesivos para lo que ofrece el parque. Eso un parque con alguna curiosidad sin mas

Espectacular parque construido por Antoni Gaudí desde el hay una vistas espléndidas de la ciudad de Barcelona. Destaca por su arquitectura y sus edificios como la escalera de entrada donde hay un dragón. Es uno de las visitas imprescindibles al visitar Barcelona. Está bien comunicado mediante transporte publico

Hermoso enclave para disfrutar una de las obras maestras de Gaudí. Hay muchas opiniones negativas que no tienen en consideración el desgaste al que se ven sometidas las instalaciones por el turismo masivo de Barcelona.

Además, quien busque información podrá encontrar diferentes medios para entrar gratuito, desde un pase que tarda 7 días en estar disponible hasta un horario de entrada sin vigilancia. En esta época del año si accedes a la zona monumental antes de las 8.30 am o después de las 18.30 pm la entrada es gratuita.

Como ciudadano de Barcelona entiendo que el precio es excesivo, pero también la falta de consideración de muchos visitantes que estropean y degradan la ciudad a la que amo.

Soy de Barcelona e llevado a visitar el parque y es una vergüenza en que se ha convertido. Ahí todo inmigrante va hacer su negocio y sacar dinero, top manta, vendedores de agua, cantantes, figuras, exposición de loros con foto previo pago. Y para colmo encima pagar para ir al mirador que encima está en obras. Vamos que mi ciudad es que se puede hacer lo que a uno le venga en gana. Etc. Si eres turista mejor quédate en casa.

Was looking forward to seeing more of Barcelona while we visited the area which included Park Guell. We were frustrated by the Julia tour's description of where to meet for their tour. Walked 5-6 blocks till we can to the street we needed to turn on and then had to walk 7-8 blocks straight up hill looking for the souvenir shop where we were to meet the guide. Didn't know there were 10 different shops. Then get there too find out it was right across the street from the park! Waited standing for over half an hour and when the guide got there never checked to see if anyone needed a restroom. Just started taking us in, hiking uneven stairs that didn't always a guard rail! After having such a wonderful experience visiting the Segarda Familia this was quite a let down. Not really worth it for me.

Bellissima città di grande fascino. Un giorno a Barcellona nel 2009 immagini da Park Güell e da Castell de Montjuïc. #letsguide

Once you make it inside at your allotted time and make it past the water vendors, it is a lovely walk! We enjoyed the views and the hidden places to sit and watch others.

Hadn't booked tickets for the central area of the park in advance, and access was sold out. Perfect place for a stroll and great views of the city below.

Es un parque turístico de Barcelona en la zona alta de Barcelona, envuelta por montón de arboles, para entrar en la Obra monumental tienes que comprar las entradas por internet, ya que allí te venderan por horas y alomejor tienes que esperar mucho rato. También hay horario de apertura gratuita pero ya es sin luz del sol en verano es una y en invierno es otra. Por los alrededores de la zona monumental hay bastantes cosas con formas de Gaudí y incluso puedes subir a un mirador arriba

Dommage je n'ai pas pu reserver de place via internet et en arrivant au parc c'etait complet, nous avont pu voir les parties accessibles qui sont interessantes quand meme

Nice park on a hill over looking Barcelona with great views. Did the tour of the paid part of the park the guide was very knowledgable. The park was very crowded in the pay part of the park. But the staff were very nice and had a nice time the bench over the Market have a nice view.

Demasiados turistas. Foi difícil conseguir bilhetes para visitar. A confusão é tanta que se torna difícil ver alguma coisa atentamente.ou fazer uma foto sem muitas pessoas. Venham no inverno, talvez seja melhor.

A magical place with stunning views of Barcelona around every corner. 90% of the park is free, but you'll pay about 15 Euros for entry into the terrace with the lookout and the lizard.

There are several museums there, all paid separately as well, that are basically tours of Guell's preserved home and working area.

You can wait until sundown and go for free, but the park is not lit, and very dark.

You'll see fun street performances and more tourists than you ever wanted to see. And there are a few cafes around the area for a quick bite to eat.

It's a can't miss sight for this area.

Walk around. Then keep walking. Take a wrong turn and get lost for a few minutes. There are so many colorful hidden nooks and crannys in this one-of-a-kind park.