Description
Originally intended as a luxury housing estate, Park Güell evolved into Barcelona’s most colorful public park. It offers the most famous postcard views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea, framed by Gaudí’s iconic mosaic-covered serpentine benches.
What to See: The famous mosaic salamander (El Drac), the Hypostyle Room with its 86 stone columns, and the “Greek Theater” square.
Pro Tip: Aim for a visit just before sunset for the best photography lighting. Entry is strictly timed, so don’t be late for your slot.
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