Colorful park - Park Güell

The central area of the park is composed of a huge open oval square, with three uniquely shaped fountains in the center, the most famous of which is called Gaudi Dragon, which has the appearance of a giant lizard. Ascending the steps, you will reach a hall supported by 86 Doric columns, known as the "Hall of a Hundred Columns". Originally planned as a market where residents could set up stalls and street musicians could perform, the Hall of a Hundred Columns is now a magnificent space. Above the hall is a circular plaza, with winding benches along the edge, resembling a colorful snake coiled on the plaza, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. This is probably the longest and most beautiful bench in the world, covered with beautiful tiles that form various patterns and images, like a fairy tale world. Gaudi's consistent style is inherited in Park Güell, where all design elements come from nature. Gaudi had a sincere love for nature and transformed mountains, rivers, trees, flowers, and animals into his designs. Therefore, the beauty of nature is the source of art!