Park Güell Guided Tour Ticket

Take the metro to Lesseps station (L3, green line) and walk through Plaça Lesseps and the busy Travessera de Dalt to Carrer Larrard. Turn left and walk uphill until you reach the main entrance of Park Güell at Carrer d’Olot. Please note: it is quite a climb and the walk takes about 20 minutes — a good option if you don’t mind some physical effort. Alternatively, get off at Vallcarca station, choose the Park Güell exit and turn left onto Baixada de la Glòria. You can go up part of the way using escalators, but be prepared for a considerably steep walk up to Gaudí’s park in Barcelona.

You have four bus options. Lines H2 and 32 stop at Travessera de Dalt; from there it's about a 10-minute walk to the park.

Line 24 runs from Plaça Universitat, Plaça Catalunya, or Passeig de Gràcia and stops at Carretera del Carmel. The other public option is route 92, which also passes the Sagrada Familia and follows a similar route to line 24.

The Barcelona tourist (hop-on hop-off) bus stops at Park Güell. Take the bus that runs the blue route — this line also passes the Sagrada Familia, which is convenient if you want to combine both highlights. It will drop you off at the Park Güell stop.

Driving to Park Güell is not recommended. The quickest access is via the C-58 highway, but parking is a constant headache. To guarantee a spot when you arrive, reserve parking in advance. You can park in various local parking facilities, but all charge by the hour. From those parking areas it’s a 10 to 15 minute walk to the main entrance.

A taxi can drop you off directly in front of the main entrance of Park Güell. From the city center, a ride will cost about 12 euros. You can use Cabify for convenience — it’s one of the best taxi services in Barcelona.