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Park G\u00fcell Tickets<\/h2>\n

Park G\u00fcell Tickets:<\/strong>(Due to the large influx of visitors, limited number of visitors are allowed each day, buy your ticket here to guarantee entry.)<\/a> <\/em>G\u00fcell Park is one of the most interesting and unusual projects designed by Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona. G\u00fcell Park, located on Carmel Hill, a little outside the city, was built in the 1910s as a villa park for the wealthy families of Barcelona. If you find it difficult to go to G\u00fcell Park which is located outside the city and wait in the long ticket queue, you can join one of the guided tours here<\/a>.<\/em><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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How to go to G\u00fcell Park by metro?<\/h3>\n

Address;<\/strong> Carrer de Olot. Transportation by Metro:<\/strong> Take the L-3 line, the nearest metro stations are Vallcarca and Lesseps. After getting off at the Vallcarca or Lesseps metro stop, you need to walk for 10-15 minutes. If you get off at the Vallcarca stop, you can take the escalator up the slope. If you get off at the Lesseps stop, there are few slopes. Bus lines:<\/strong> p<\/u>ublic bus numbers H6, 32, 24 and 92 stop near to Park G\u00fcell.<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Special note;<\/strong> Pay special attention to the thieves and pickpockets on the city bus from Catalonia Square to G\u00fcell Park!<\/p>\n

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Park G\u00fcell tickets; the price, where and how to buy<\/h3>\n

G\u00fcell Park is located on the slopes of Carmel Hill outside Barcelona. G\u00fcell Park is the one of the most popular touristic attractions of Barcelona and daily number of visitors accepted are limited. For this reason, if you buy your ticket in advance<\/a><\/em> or join one of the guided tours, you will be guaranteed your entrance. In addition, you will enter without waiting in the long ticket queues at the entrance. The official entrance fee of G\u00fcell Park is 10 \u20ac as of 2021. If you buy skip-the-line tickets, the price may be a few \u20ac more.<\/p>\n

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Features of G\u00fcell Park<\/h2>\n

Park G\u00fcell (Parc G\u00fcell) was founded in 1910 by Antoni Gaudi<\/strong>, the most famous architect of Spain, Catalonia and Barcelona. The project was ordered in 1914 by Eusebi G\u00fcell, Barcelona’s wealthiest businessman and also a good friend of Gaudi. This was a garden-city project in the style of Catalan Art Nouveau (Modernisme)<\/strong> style. G\u00fcell Park is located on the slopes of Carmel Hill<\/em> on the east borders of Barcelona. The project unfortunately was not finished because of the financial problems of G\u00fcell Family.<\/p>\n

Park G\u00fcell is located in the middle of a large green area on the slopes of Carmel Hill, a little far away from the center of Barcelona. G\u00fcell Park has a magnificent panoramic view of Barcelona and the Mediterranean. This unfinished but fantastic park was opened to the public by the Barcelona Municipality in 1926 <\/strong>and\u00a0was taken to the UNESCO World Heritage List<\/strong> in 1984. Entry fee was also introduced in 2015, when the tourists flocked to the city. Park Guell is one of the four most important Gaud\u00ed works in Barcelona and hosts a pool of “trencadis”<\/strong> workmanship, one of the most exclusive ornaments of the “Modernisme” art movement. You can see this unique artistic style in the shape of the world’s longest bank and water circle.<\/p>\n

On the area of \u200b\u200b15 hectares, only one of the 40 villas was completed. This white manor house ” Trias House”<\/strong> can be seen on the upper slopes of the park. This house is still being used by Trias Family. Around the middle of the park you will see one of the most interesting parts of Park G\u00fcell; viaducts and roads in the form of birdhouses. Additionaly Casa Museu Gaudi<\/strong>, the house once Gaudi lived is now a museum dedicated to the artist. The salamander fountain is one of the most popular part and also one of the symbols of Barcelona. Sala Hospitalia Square and the world’s longest sitting bank and the Hansel Gratel Houses (was projected as guesthouse and security house) are also amazing buildings not to be missed.<\/p>\n