Park Güell on Carmen Hill opened in the year of Gaudi’s death and in 1984 made a world Heritage site. It was a housing development that Güell asked Gaudi to design, it failed, the council took it over and now it is a park on the hill with stunning views. The number 24 bus will drop you at the gate. The park is free but to go inside the houses you MUST book on line before you go, the interiors of the houses have timed entrance spaces, you would be very unlikely to turn up and get in. Book here.
Guadi is everywhere his art is all around you once you enter Barcelona.
Antoni Gaudi was a Catalan Architect born in 1852 whose works were of an individual distinctive style. There is so much of his work, that you can easily do day trips and longer just on Gaudi.
This building is up Las Ramblas to the left. Again, near a metro. Again you are asked
to book on-line to avoid disappointment
as with all these attractions.
