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Another Gaudi attraction in Barcelona 🇪🇸!!!!!

#timetotravel Magnificent architecture with mosaic tiles in a massive park. Gaudi is definitely way ahead of his time!!! Definitely be prepared you will have a long walk because the individual attractions are quite far apart from each other. It is advised to bring plenty of water and an umbrella if you can because it is not shaded. Note: remember to get tickets in advance because the attraction is really busy and tickets do get sold out!! #境外遊 #spain #barcelona

An excellent and fun morning at Park Güell

Park Güell is a private park located in Barcelona near La said and El Coll neighborhoods. If you are staying in Barceloneta or Barcelona Center, I will suggest you to get the metro L3 and get off and the Lesseps or Vallarta stops, which is 20 mins walking to the Park. Unfortunately, you do have to pay do get in the park. The cost of the ticket is 10 euro and it will cost extra to visit Gaudi house located in the park. I have researched a little bit and I saw that there are some ways to get into the park for FREE, however, since I was there for short time and it was a last minute plan I didn’t have time to sign up for a free entrance! If you’re curious to know how to get there please contact me! TIPS: wear comfortable shoes, bring some cash(there are many vendors selling cute items), and carry a hat! ##barcelona ##park ##sun ##follow ##vacation ##ideas ##europe ##mytripvlog ##urbanexplorer ##lovelife ##summervacation ##awesomepic ##passionpassport ##2023travelwish ##celebratewithtrip ##tripblazers ##tripmoments ##tripinspired ##tripdeals ##barcelonatravel

Gaudi’s Park Guell

Park Guell is a large park outside of Barcelona displaying a wide array of Antoni Gaudi’s work. I never found much appeal when seeing Gaudi’s art pieces and buildings in photographs, but only after seeing the works in their original and intended settings did I understand you must “experience” Gaudi’s works to appreciate them. Park Guell was an inspirational place to walk around and admire the beautiful mosiacs, buildings, and structures. It is a bit far from Barcelona city centre, but a few different bus lines can get you there, and the trip is well worth it! #solotravel #spain #parkguell #museum #unesco

Park Güell, Barcelona Summary

Getting There - Requires walking up a steep hill or alternatively taking the bus. The nearest metros are both a 15 min walk away and the walk is mostly up hill. Description - The park is very beautiful and the views of the city are stunning. It is the most efficient and cheapest way to take in Gaudí architecture in the city of Barcelona. Other Gaudí experiences are quite expensive to enter. This park has many Gaudí designed buildings to explore so it's certainly more value for money than any other attraction in the city. The best times to visit are on sunny days, either in the morning or afternoon when it's a bit cooler since you'll be doing a lot of walking uphill however it's important to note that the area directly around the park isn't the best for getting food/drink afterwards so plan to travel somewhere else once you're done. I would estimate that 2hrs is enough time to see the park, some photo opportunities are more crowded than others so expect to queue for the best shots, especially if there are tour groups at the time you're visiting. #barcelona #gaudi #art #spain

MUST VISIT 🇪🇸 Park Güell in Barcelona

Getting There - by Metro 🚇 Vallcarca, then walk about 12 mins to reach the park as it located up hill. Address: 08024, Barcelona Spain Attractions - Park Güell , world of Gaudi Must buy ticket online in advance as they always sold out. Recommended to get ticket with third party apps like : Pelago by Singapore Airlines or download Tiqets App ($13.50 Euros). You're able to choose date and timing. If you purchase from official website is much more expensive. You can't buy ticket on the spot there as they will not be selling any. You are allowed to enter early than your schedule time. Mine ticket was 4pm but 3:30pm I already went in. 😊 Remember to screenshot your ticket and save in library as the connection there is terrible. You might not always connected to 4G data. Park Güell is a privatized park system composed of gardens and architectural elements located on Carmel Hill, in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. When you visit here, prepare like for a small hike, as this place is up on a steep hill and it's a big garden you need time to explore fully. Make sure to grab the map at the entrance and bottle of water. The garden is big and has many sights to see, it is advisable to come here either in the morning or as out of season as you can, otherwise you can't see much of the sights due to tourists. The architecture is impressive and placed perfectly around the park. #barcelonaspain #mustvisit #parkguell#Wheretogospain

Park Güell 🇪🇸

Park Güell is one of the famous attractions in Barcelona. I will say this is the most beautiful park in Barcelona and you must add this place In your travel list. This building is built by Antoni Gaudí and the architecture is absolutely amazing. As you see from the picture, the park is spectacular with different shapes of rocks and the way they built together is just fantastic. Therefore, I am highly recommend this place for you to come and have a look in this spectacular park! #park #barcelona #spain #parkguell #gaudi

Barcelona Spain 🇪🇸

Barcelona is a good place for visiting and enjoying the spectacular view in here. The weather condition is good for walking around in the city centre and you can explore more. Today, I have been Park Güell, W Barcelona. The place in here are stunning and there is lots of interesting architecture in Park Güell. Park Güell is built by Gaudi and he has made his own special style for this place. Another masterpiece by him is Casa Batlló, which is a must visit in Barcelona! Therefore, let’s come to Barcelona and chill at this place ! You can enjoy the beach life, night life and even more delicious food! #barcelona #spain #food #travel #europe #sea #beach #seaview #wave #parkguell #casa

Barcelona 🇪🇸 Spain

Barcelona is one of the historical city in the world. There is lots of attractions for you to visit! For example, Casa Batlló, La Sagrada Familia , Park Güell and so on. Today, I have been La Sagrada Familia and the view is absolutely stunning. This church is the most iconic building of Antoni Gaudí's unique style and you will definitely like it! Now they are still building as the church isn’t finished yet. However, the view nowadays is already enough for you to feel the greatest art and works in this century . Let’s come along and visit Barcelona ! Restaurants recommendation: Cerveseria Catalana This restaurant I highly recommend as the food is delicious ! I have ordered cuttlefish black rice, octopus and shrimp. They are absolutely delicious! I like it very much and I definitely will come visit again. #barcelona #spain #travel #europe #tripcom #photography #food

A Gaudi love affair 🎆

Park Guell is one of the masterpieces of the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi, who projected it in 1900. Inaugurated as a public park in 1926, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, reconizing its patrimonial and cultural value as a symbol of modern architecture, being one of the biggest exponents of Gaudi's modernism. This playful urban park, the work of architect Antoni Gaudi, features peaceful greens, winding paths and many sculptures and mosaics designed by Gaudi himself. I would definitely recommend to visit this spot when in Barcelona. If you start feeling hungry, there are reasonably priced cafes outside of the park ✌️ #tripblazers #myvlogtrip

The must-visit Park Guell in Barcelona

My local friend suggested that I could spend 2 hours here, so I reserved about 3 hours before heading to another tourist spot where I bought the ticket (they popular tourist attractions there always require advance reservations with specific timeslot) but personally I could easily spend 5 hours there because of the beautifully designed houses and the pleasant walk around it. The map given in the park will guide you through the hill with three crosses and a biodiversity walk, if they are your things. #parkguell #barcelona #architecture #gaudi

Park Guell

#fallingforfall I wanted to come to visit Barcelona as I wanted to visit Nou Camp, home of FC Barcelona. Thus, when I was in Barcelona, I took the chance to visit other places. One of them is Park Guell. Park Guell is a park located on Carmel Hill in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. I remembered fondly that as it was located up on a hill, I got to enjoy the panoramic view of the city from up there. I took some photos that I was quite pleased with. The park not only consisted of many trees, it also had many ceramic architecture. It was really an unique park. As it was the fall season, it was very cooling despite being in the open. Address: Carrer d'Olot, 13, 08024 Barcelona, Spain

Park Guell @Barcelona

Park Guell is a private park located on Carmen Hill in Barcelona. What made this park famous and you should visit it while in Barcelona is because it has a beautiful garden with stunning architecture, designed by Antoni Gaudi. This park represents a modern architecture design by Gaudi, his masterpiece can be seen here, such as small pieces of broken ceramic within the building and the bench in several locations within this park. Park Guell viewpoint is the most popular landmark in this park, with a beautiful design surrounding this location, especially the broken ceramic. From this location, visitors can view the city of Barcelona. Don't miss The House Casa del Guarda, a cute little house near the main entrance, designed By Antoni Gaudi. This park is part of the UNESCO world heritage site. Address; 08024 Barcelona Spain #eurotrip

Park Guell is one of the most impressive public parks in the world. The park is located in Barcelona and was designed by famous architect Antonio Gaudi. Gaudi planned and directed the construction of the park from 1900 to 1914 for Eusebi Guell for a residential park intended for sixty single- family residences. The project, however, was unsuccessful and the park became city property in 1923. Though never fully completed, it still remains one of Gaudi’s most colorful and playful works. On any day, and especially on weekends, you can see hordes of tourists and locals staring awestruck at the gingerbread gatehouses and snapping photos of the giant ceramic lizard/dragon on the stairs that lead up the hillside.

Park Guell

#spain #parkguell #barcelona The park sits on a hill top which provides a spectacular view over the city. 🏢The architecture, the design of the rocks , the benches decorated with colorful mosaic were beautiful and unique. The entrance fee is a reasonable . it can be reach easily just a 15 min drive for city centre 🛺🛺. however do note that there is a distance from the entrance to the main attraction , which is the lizard . 🦎🦎can very crowded during peak season . Beautiful and spacious. You can either walk at your own pace or have a guide show you around and teach you about all of the Gaudí architecture. there are shop at the exit selling thing related to Gudi but is not cheap

One of my favourite parks in the world - Park Guell

We visited Barcelona some years ago and fell in love with this city. Barcelona is full of architecture designed by Gaudi, a Catalan architect from Spain. He was for sure a genius. One of our site seeing spots was Park Guell, it was built from 1900 to 1914 and it’s also a masterpiece of Gaudi. In 1984, UNESCO declared the park a World Heritage Site under "Works of Antoni Gaudí" I love Gaudi😍 #星級作家衝衝衝 #境外遊 #高第 #gaudi #barcelona

The entrance to the Park Güell is an entrance to Paradise on earth and this is accomplishes by use of symbols, color and fantasy forms. To further intrigue visitors, theatrical element has been added into the final design. #Barcelona #Spain #unforgetabletrip #architecture #happynewyear

All structure in Park Guell employs curved stone columns as well as local brick and stone to preserve the natural feeling of the landscape. Most importantly, Gaudí mixes his flamboyant style with nature to come up with structures that rise from the ground like trees but are identifiable as built elements never-the-less. #unforgetabletrip #uniqueexperience #happynewyear

On my way to the top of park Güell in Barcelona. This is a huge park with plenty of things to do inside. But for me the main attraction was the view this park gives you of Barcelona city, every time I was stopping to see the amazing views I could have. #givethanks

Blue sky, Hiking places, a beautiful sea next to the city, football, Messi. Yeah, my next trip took me to Barcelona and the first thing I did, was to get to this place as soon as possible. I was asking about the best sightseeing this city could offer and park Güell gets 10/10 #givethanks

Park Güell -Barcelona

Park Güell -Barcelona Fantasy Park to be in. It’s absolutely gorgeous and the atmosphere so welcoming. This is a beautiful and magnificent green park that is surrounded by a modernist architecture with breathtaking views of Barcelona. Monumental Zone of the park is the most mesmerizing attraction and must not be missed. I would rate it 8/10. #mountainview #barcelonaspain #güell #mytripvlog #barcelona

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!

The paradise of modern architecture in Barcelona.

On May 4th, 2019, I took advantage of the weekend to visit the busiest city in Spain, Barcelona, for two days. Many famous modern buildings in the city left a deep impression on me. During the two days, I visited Guell Park, Sant Pau Hospital, bullring, Sagrada Familia, Arc de Triomf, Castle Park, Cathedral, Palau de la Musica Catalana, Placa de Catalunya, Palau de la Virreina, Columbus Monument, National Art Museum, fountains, twin towers, and Plaza de Espana. I walked more than 20 kilometers on the first day. The most impressive buildings are: 1. Despite being under construction for over 240 years (with construction cranes still present, and reportedly set to be completed in 2026), the Sagrada Familia designed by Gaudi is still awe-inspiring with its complex and massive decorative towers! This church is listed as a World Heritage Site, but I personally find another Gaudi work, Park Guell, to be just average. I think Gaudi's works are too luxurious and not very practical. 2 St. Paul's Hospital, magnificent and palace-like. It is also a world cultural heritage. 3 Palau de la Música Catalana, with its exterior full of colorful glass, tiles, and floral decorations, features a spectacular dome and a variety of rich artistic decorations inside, colorful and magnificent! 4 Sculptures: The Castle Park Tower and the Columbus Sculpture by the seaside are very beautiful. 5 Plaza de España, magnificent, full of artistic and cultural atmosphere. In short, among the more than 30 major European cities I have visited, Barcelona can definitely be ranked in the top five. My ranking is Rome, Paris, Barcelona, Prague, London, Vienna. Of course, I have not been to Eastern European cities such as Istanbul, St. Petersburg, and Moscow, so I dare not comment on them. During the economic crisis in Spain, with 30% of Spaniards unemployed and the relatively affluent Catalonia region in the east seeking independence, street order was not very good. In broad daylight, my selfie stick was snatched by a local young man in his twenties. I was taking photos with my phone at the time, and the selfie stick was in my coat pocket. When I felt my clothes move and turned around, the thief had already run several meters away. I chased him for a few steps but eventually gave up for safety reasons. From now on, I will try to travel with companions when visiting Western Europe.

Park Guell

Park Guell In 1900, Mr. Gaudi, after several visits to England, was inspired by Howard's Garden City movement. With great ambition, he decided to emulate the British urban garden movement and build a wealthy garden that could rival the British landscape gardens for the middle class of Barcelona. Each planned residence can receive sunlight and see the Barcelona cityscape with the sea as the background every day. Gaudi bought a bald hill called the Guell Hill in the suburbs of Barcelona, and invited Gaudi to realize this grand plan together. This is one of Gaudi's most important and successful works in his architectural career - the Guell Park.

Park Guell is located at Barcelona Spain. It was named after Eusebi Guell designed by Antoni Gaudi. Once you enter you can see already its architectural design made of rustic stone. with a 17hectares that is a lot of walking, with its designs and views that are really astonishing, you wont feel the time passing so fast. its better to visit the place earlier and in advance. We had experienced of arriving late for only 10mins but then we had to book/buy a new ticket since they are very strict of time since they are limiting the visitors/tourists inside the premises. #parkguell #barcelona #travel

Amazing Park

#celebratewithtrip Park Güell is placed in one of the several hills that surround Barcelona. Although it is a bit far away from the city center, this historical park owns one of the most exclusive and beautiful views of the city of Barcelona. This park is now one of the most visited attractions in Barcelona.Once inside, you will be able to enjoy a masterpiece designed by Antoni Gaudí. Although this is not the biggest park in Barcelona, Park Güell is so rich that there are other buildings to visit. For example, you can visit the house-museum of Antoni Gaudí But the most admired work of Gaudí in this park is the salamander of the main staircase of the park. This mosaic salamander has become one of the main symbols of the city of Barcelona

Park Guell

#bucketlistreboot On the other end of Barcelona one must definitely go and see it – Park Güell. Eusebi Güell assigned the design of the park to Antoni Gaudí, the renowned architect and the face of Catalan modernism. You will have remembered Gaudi from the Sagrada Familia cathedral. Typical to his style, this is a very interesting park that shows off how man-made structures can seamlessly blend in with nature. Barcelona is an amazing city for families and city breaks. It offers amazing architectural landscapes and impressive views. This makes this city stand out on the world map and truly be a pioneer of human culture and architecture pushing ever so more the boundaries #barcelona #spain

Greek Theatre and Hypostyle Hall

#bucketlistreboot The Greek Theatre was intended to hold outdoor shows and popular Catalan culture events. The undulating bench is covered with tile-shard mosaic surrounding it. Below is the hypostyle hall, a covered space with eighty-six fluted columns. The roof is made up of small domes built using the Catalan vault technique covered in trencadis, with a circular panel. Both designs by the architect Josep Maria Jujol and buikt between 1909 and 1914. Park Guell is located at 08024 Barcelona, the nearest metro station is Lesseps L3 serving this station, from here it is 1 kilometers walk or you can take Bus 116 stop at the entrance of Park Guell. Park Guell is another masterpiece work from Gaudi that was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, that attracts millions of visitors.

Monumental Staircase

#bucketlistreboot The monumental Staircase is a double stairway structured in three sections, combining rocks and vegetation. The second flight of stairs is decorated with a fountain in the shape of a snake's head resting on the crest of Catalonia, a dragon with very vivid colours. Park Guell is located at 08024 Barcelona, the nearest metro station is Lesseps L3 serving this station, from here it is 1 kilometers walk or you can take Bus 116 stop at the entrance of Park Guell. Park Guell is another masterpiece work from Gaudi that was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, that attracts millions of visitors.