Park Güell Skip The Line Guided Walking Tour

Join this tour to the magnificent Park Güell and amaze yourself with the mixture of nature and design that make Gaudí’s Park a unique Modernist place in the world. Antoni Gaudi was commissioned to build this architectural wonder by Count Güell, who wanted him to plan an elegant residential area with a public space for the aristocracy of the city. Today a public park, it belongs to the heritage of this marvelous city and was declared UNESCO’s World heritage site in 1984. We will access the Monumental Zone of Park Güell through the two flight staircase dominated by the famous dragon, decorated with the Catalan style mosaic made of ceramic tiles well-known as Trencadís. The park is arranged around a large central square bordered by a snaky bench made of ceramic tiles, which also serves as the roof of the famous hall in which we can find 86 Doric columns shaped likes trees. With strained paths and viaducts of sloping columns between them, Gaudí’s work unites nature and architecture like no other does.