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Park Güell Tickets
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Every Park Güell ticket is for a set date and a half-hour slot, and the slots are capped. Up to 700 visitors can enter in each 30-minute window, so on busy days the best times go first. If you arrive without a ticket, there is no promise of a place that day.
The ticket is in the visitor's name and cannot be cancelled. You can change the date or time up to the day before, if there is space. Some visits on this page include a timed ticket, others only pass the park from outside; check each card before you book.
About Park Güell Tickets
The standard ticket is a self-guided visit. It covers the 12 hectares of the park, including Gaudí's mosaic terrace, the Hypostyle Room and the Dragon Stairway. General entry is from €18 (2026 prices). Children aged 7 to 12 and visitors over 65 pay €13.50. Children under 7 go free but still need a ticket, as they count towards the cap. Visitors with a disability enter free, and a companion pays the reduced rate. Bring proof of any discount.
The Gaudí House Museum is not part of the standard ticket. You can buy the park visit together with the museum, or with the Porter's Lodge, the small gatehouse museum by the main gate.
Guided tours from other companies that include entry book the timed slot for you, so you do not have to chase availability. Inside the park, groups can only be led by officially qualified guides. For the story of the park and how it was built, see our Park Güell page.
What to expect on a Park Güell Tickets experience
Arrive at the gate at the time on your ticket. You have 30 minutes from that time to get in; after that the ticket is no longer valid. Show the QR code on your phone or a printout at the entrance.
Once inside, you can stay as long as you like until closing, but you cannot leave and come back. Bring water, especially in summer.
The busiest spots are inside a second checkpoint with a one-way route: Nature Square, the Hypostyle Room, the Laundry Room Portico, the Dragon Stairway and the Austria Gardens. At peak times you may wait a little at each. The park's own route past the main Gaudí works takes about 50 minutes; allow longer if you want photos, a rest on the bench or a walk to the upper viewpoints.
The park sits on a slope, with steps, ramps and uneven paths. For visitors with reduced mobility, the park recommends the Carretera del Carmel entrance and offers two adapted routes. Wheelchairs can be booked ahead by email.
Best time to visit
Tickets for visitors are sold for slots from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm, every day of the year. Earlier and later hours are kept for Barcelona residents.
You can book up to three months ahead, and up to seven tickets per order. In spring, summer and around holidays, book as soon as your dates are fixed. The first slots of the morning are the quietest; late-afternoon slots are cooler in summer and the light on the mosaics is softer.
If you also plan to visit the Sagrada Família or another timed site on the same day, leave a generous gap between the two times, counting the journey across the city. A missed slot at Park Güell cannot be used later.
Buying on the day is possible from machines at the park entrances and at Lesseps and Vallcarca metro stations, and from the park's ticket desks. In quieter months there may be space. In high season, do not count on it.
Getting around
From Lesseps on metro line L3 it is about a 20-minute walk uphill; use the entrance on Avinguda del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya, which has escalators. Buses H6 and D40 stop on Travessera de Dalt, about 10 minutes on foot. There is a taxi rank on Carretera del Carmel, and a car park at Travessera de Dalt.
The park has several gates. Carretera del Carmel is the easiest for visitors with reduced mobility. On a guided tour, go to the meeting point on your booking, not the nearest gate.