Park Güell
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Overview
This colorful park perched high on the hills was named after Count Eusebi Güell – and originally intended as a gated community for the city's well-to-do. It was opened to everyone when Gaudí passed away in 1926.
It gets even more fanciful inside the Park Güell Monumental Zone. Man-made walls, roads, and walkways mimic natural forms. Exuberant buildings, colorful tile work, and the amazing snaking Serpent Bench all beg for you to take a photo.
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What To Expect
- Explore Gaudí's dreamland of fairy-tale landscaping in the Park Güell Monumental ZoneImmerse to Gaudi's one-of-a-kind imagination that you can see from the man-made walls, roads, and walkways that mimics natural forms.Enjoy the views of Barcelona from up high and see other worldly architecture, peaceful nature
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US$ 13