Palau Güell (Güell Palace): Entry Ticket Day Tours

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Visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Gaudí's first major commissions in Barcelona, Admire the facade, an intricate tapestry of stone, wrought iron, and mosaic, Explore the underground stables, where Gaudí's mushroom-shaped columns and the original access ramp stand out , Take in the great central hall with its soaring dome ceiling and central skylight, Discover the rooftop terrace and admire Gaudí's whimsical chimneys, with unique panoramic views of Barcelona's skyline

First Sunday each month & holidays (23/4, 11/9, 12/9, 23/9, 15/12): free entry via venue website

Staff can assist visitors in switching to a wheelchair that suits the size of the lift

Certain groups (teachers, journalists, official tourist guides) can benefit from discounted or free entrance directly at the venue

This ticket **does not** include entry to Park Guell

Venue Address: 3-5 Carrer Nou de la Rambla
Skip the ticket line and scan your Palau Güell tickets directly at the entrance at your selected timeslot.
Wheelchair accessible

The Palazzo Guell was built by Gaudí in 1888. It is the work that established Gaudí's status as the creator of the great atmosphere and space. It was selected as a world cultural heritage in 1984. The Palace of Guell was originally built as the residence of the industrial tycoon Guell. Gaudi fully took into account the needs of the occupants' private life and social interaction in the design, and incorporated many whimsical ideas in lighting and home design. The Güell family crest, cast in wrought iron between the arches, is extraordinary. The parabolic vault of the central hall is uniquely designed, and the vault and columns are clearly influenced by the Alhambra. The various chimneys are the ancestor of many bold chimney shapes designed by Gaudi. The broken porcelain collage method that Gaudí loved was also used here on a large scale for the first time, which is exquisite and spectacular. In addition, Palais Guell also has a long-term exhibition, which mainly displays the mosaics and iron works used by Gaudí in designing this luxurious residence, as well as decorative objects such as tables and chairs, sculptures, paintings, etc.

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Located at Carrer Nou de la Rambla 3-5, 08001 Barcelona, just off La Rambla, Your ticket includes access to the rooms open to visitors, the stables, the rooftop, and the southern terrace, For safety reasons, the rooftop and southern terrace may be closed during rain or strong winds, Please check the product page for opening hours, as the palace is typically closed on Mondays and certain public holidays, Arrive at your booked time slot if your ticket is timed entry, The site involves stairs across multiple levels; check accessibility details before visiting if needed