[2025 Barcelona Attraction] Travel Guide for Güell Palace (Updated May)

#celebratewithtrip One of his lesser known famous works, Gaudi’s Palau Guell often goes unnoticed by tourists despite its central location on Nou de La Rambla, just off Las Ramblas itself. Palau Guell is open to the public and makes for interesting viewing. You may also now access the palace’s rooftop with Señor Gaudi’s trademark chimneys, decorated with bits of broken tiles and pottery using his favoured trencadis technique. The Palau may be less of a crowd puller than the architect’s more ostentatious works, but that hasn’t stopped it being listed amongst his seven buildings that share the UNESCO stamp of approval.

① Sagrada Familia 📍Location: Carrer de Mallorca, 401, L'Eixample, 08013 Barcelona, ​​Spain 💰Price per person: From ¥3000 🕰️Opening hours: 9am-6pm The spectacular Sagrada Familia! The pillars and stained glass that make use of sunlight to create lights are so beautiful... ② Park Guell 📍Location: Gràcia, 08024 Barcelona, ​​Spain 💰Price per person: Around ¥3000 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30am-8pm It's a great trek. lol ③Casa Vicens Gaudí 📍Location: Carrer de les Carolines, 20-26, Gràcia, 08012 Barcelona, ​​Spain 💰Price per person: around ¥3000 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30-20:00 ④Casa Batlló 📍Location: Pg. de Gràcia, 43, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, ​​Spain 💰Price per person: from ¥4000 🕰️Opening hours: 8:30-22:00 ⑤Casa Mila 📍Location: Pg. de Gràcia, 92, L'Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, Spain 💰Price per person: From ¥5000 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-23:00 Barcelona was wonderful because you could encounter Gaudi's works all over the city whether you went inside or not! ⑥Palau Güell 📍Location: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain 💰Price per person: Around ¥2000 🕰️Opening hours: 10-20:00 *Closed on Mondays The furniture inside the Güell residence was just amazing, (vocabulary) The view from the rooftop was also great!

Spanish Mediterranean Coast Tour ~ Barcelona (Region) At first we thought we didn't need to go to this place but we are so glad we finally did. We are not fans of art or architecture but the way the structure of this house was built is fascinating and so much thought went into it. Therefore it is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The ticket cost is not much and it is accessible via Las Ramblas and in the same area. Even if it’s not on your list, you must visit this site. No need to buy tickets in advance, just go there and buy them. #AprilDestinations2025 #SpainTravel #Catalonia

Casa Vicens is the first work of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi and the starting point of his career. It is known as "the beginning of Gaudi's fantastic ideas." 📕[History and Rebirth] Vincent House was built in 1883 and completed in 1885. It remained a private residence for 132 years and changed hands only three times. Originally the summer home of tile merchant Vincent, its design combines neo-Moorish, oriental and neoclassical elements. The exterior walls are decorated with colorful tiles and African marigold patterns. It is both a residence and a "living advertisement" for the tile business, showcasing Gaudí's early innovative use of materials and colors. It was not until 2017 that it was acquired and restored by Andorra's MoraBanc Bank and opened to the public. During this period, the building was converted into multi-family apartments by Gaudí's friends in 1927, and a chapel was added, but its original appearance was restored in subsequent restorations. In 2005, it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO and became the last of the eight Gaudí heritage sites in Barcelona to open. 🍃[Design features and natural inspiration] The design of Casa Vincent reflects Gaudí's ultimate admiration for nature. Plant elements such as palm leaves and marigolds can be seen everywhere in the architectural details. The wall paintings and roof decorations are all inspired by nature, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Here, Gaudí tried for the first time to combine materials such as iron, glazed tiles, and mosaics, and incorporated the arches, domes, and towers of Islamic architecture to form a unique "fairy tale castle" style. Although it lacks the iconic curves of his later works, its regular structure and functional layout foreshadow Gaudí's future breakthroughs. ❓[Why recommend it?] • This is a hidden gem among Gaudi’s buildings, a hidden gem for Spanish locals • Moorish style mixed with colored tiles + palm leaf relief, as if traveling through the story of "One Thousand and One Nights" • The Persian-style dome in the main hall on the second floor is breathtakingly beautiful • Any photo taken on the balcony looks like a magazine photo 📸[Photography location guide] ① Palm wall on the building's exterior (upward shot to show off beautiful legs) ② Peacock green cast iron balcony on the second floor (light and shadow shine through the carvings to show the peerless profile) ③ Rooftop Observation Deck (Photo with the colorful mosaic chimneys) ④ Reflection in the garden pond (pretending to be in Morocco) 🧬[Not enough vacation · Recommended itinerary] Barcelona, ​​6-person VIP Mercedes-Benz business tour group Day 1. Barcelona Airport Pickup Day 2. Barcelona Gaudi Highlights Tour Day 3. Barcelona-Tossa Beach-Barcelona Day 4. Barcelona full day free activities Day 5. Barcelona full day free activities Day 6. Barcelona Airport Transfer ✨【Free activities in the city】 After a good night's sleep, you can enjoy a free city walk in Barcelona today. Recommended attractions: Casa Vincent -- Palau Güell -- Casa Mila -- Casa Batlló -- Magic Fountain -- Plaza de España -- Barcelona Beach -- Picasso Museum -- Barcelona Cathedral -- Arc de Triomphe 💕 Editing is not easy. If you like the travel content we share, please use your lucky hands to follow and like it~

#AprilTravelSupport Location: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain (near Las Ramblas, Barcelona, ​​Spain) Atmosphere/Facilities: A building with a harmonious Gothic exterior and ornate interior decorations / Interior full of unique and geometric ironwork and stained glass / Audio guides provided, elevators, restrooms, and other amenities Key Points: One of Antoni Gaudi's early masterpieces, a city residence built for Eusebi Güell / Spiral staircases, colorful ceilings, and fairytale-like rooftop chimney decorations / UNESCO World Heritage Site Average price per person: General admission around €12~€15 Rating: 4.6/5

#Overseas travel 📍Guell Palace Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain If you visit Barcelona, ​​be sure to visit here. This is a place where you can see the wonderful mansion of Gaudí. It was great that there was a Korean audio guide, so I could easily listen to the explanation in Korean. Of course, they lend it for free, so you can visit without worry. #Barcelona travel #Guell Palace

#January Travel Grant Event Guell Palace, a birthplace of architecture ahead of its time Guell Palace is an architectural masterpiece created under the patronage of the Guell family, and is a spot that really takes great photos! It broke away from traditional architecture at the time and presented a new style. This building, which is filled with Gaudí's creativity, still leaves a big mark on architectural history to this day. #February Travel Grant Event

#January travel support event Güell Mansion View, Güell family's artistic heritage This mansion, built in the late 18th century to symbolize the wealth and power of the Güell family, is Gaudi's early work and contains their creativity and innovation. The unique design and elaborate decorations reflect the cultural trends of the Industrial Revolution at the time! #February travel support event

Palau Güell was designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí and is located in the center of Barcelona, ​​Spain, not far from the famous La Rambla. As one of Gaudi's important works, the Palau Güell not only demonstrates his unique understanding of architecture and nature, but is also one of the outstanding representatives of modernist architecture in Barcelona. More than just a luxurious private residence, it is a blend of rich symbolism, creative design and innovative technology. The experience of visiting the Palau Güell is undoubtedly an important way to understand Gaudí and Barcelona's modernist art. 1. History and Background of the Palau Güell The Palau Güell was built between 1886 and 1890 and was designed by Gaudí on behalf of Eusebi Güell, a wealthy industrialist and businessman from Barcelona, ​​as a residence for him and his family. Güell was not only a patron of Gaudí, but also had a keen interest in modernist architecture and art. At the time, the Palau Güell was one of the most luxurious and innovative buildings in Barcelona, ​​showcasing the wealth and taste of the upper class of society at the time. Although the architectural style of the Palau Güell is deeply influenced by Gaudí's personal art, it combines Gothic, Moorish and other elements, reflecting Gaudí's ultimate pursuit of natural forms, colors, light and sense of space. The palace itself is divided into multiple levels, including the basement, main floor, upper floor and roof, each of which is uniquely designed and full of artistic atmosphere. 2. Architectural Design and Artistic Features of Palau Güell The architectural design of the Palau Güell fully reflects Gaudí's profound understanding of space, materials, decoration and nature. The entire building appears to be based on traditional Gothic architectural style, but through various innovative ways, it creates a very modern, avant-garde and symbolic architectural style. 1. Appearance and structure The exterior of the Palau Güell presents a unique sense of contrast. The building's facade is made of stone, brick and iron materials, giving it a solemn yet modern feel. The palace's facade is extremely elaborate, decorated with beautiful details at a very high level of sophistication, and the carvings and window frame designs are full of intricate geometric patterns. The architecture of the Palau Güell does not have too much decorative tendencies, but every detail is very exquisite, demonstrating Gaudí's exquisite craftsmanship and imaginative design thinking. For example, the front door is decorated with exquisite iron patterns, which are both modern and classical in beauty, creating a visual effect that is both eye-catching and harmonious. 2. Interior design When you walk into the Palau Güell, the first thing that catches your eye is a modernist style that combines luxury and simplicity. Every room in the house uses the curves and organic forms that Gaudi is known for, creating a strong visual impact and a delicate sense of artistry. Especially the design of the hall, which has open space and rich decoration. The ceiling of the hall adopts an exquisite arched structure, and the roof and walls are decorated with colorful colors. Many materials such as ceramics, glass and metal are used, demonstrating Gaudi's control of light and color. Details such as wood carvings and sculptures enhance the overall artistic atmosphere. 3. Rooftops and terraces The roof design of the Palau Güell is a highlight. The mosaic design on the roof is full of Gaudi's unique imagination. The roof is not only part of the building, but also a beautiful platform overlooking the city of Barcelona. The curves and details of the roof reflect Gaudí's love of natural forms, and the entire design appears to blend naturally into its surroundings. 3. Experience of visiting Palau Güell Visiting the Palau Güell is a double enjoyment of the eyes and the soul. After entering the palace, you will feel Gaudi's unique artistic atmosphere, as if you have entered a completely different world. From the exquisite interior decoration to the ingenious design of the building facade, every detail is worth savoring. 1. Use of sound and light The light and sound design of the Palau Güell is very impressive. Through clever lighting and spatial layout, Gaudi allows natural light to shine into the room through windows, creating a soft light and shadow effect, bringing warmth and comfort to each room. Especially in the hall and upper-floor rooms, sunlight streams in through the windows, forming beautiful beams of light that add to the sense of mystery. 2. Appreciation of architectural details Every detail shows Gaudí's pursuit of craftsmanship and unique understanding of aesthetics. From the beautifully carved wooden doors, colorful tiles to intricate ironwork, every design is a carefully crafted work of art. The wooden staircase and the lobby's decorative ceiling, in particular, showcase Gaudí's obsession with curves and organic forms. 3. Guided tours and exhibitions The Palau Güell provides detailed guided tours to help visitors better understand Gaudi's design concepts and the historical background of the building. The exhibition explains many of the unique elements of Gaudí's designs, including his sources of inspiration, building techniques and imitations of nature. In addition, the palace also displays some of the lifestyle of the Güell family at that time and the historical background of the palace, allowing visitors to better perceive the cultural depth of this building. IV. Conclusion The Palau Güell is one of the most representative buildings in Barcelona and even in Spain. As one of Antoni Gaudí's important works, it not only demonstrates Gaudí's outstanding architectural talent, but also reflects his profound understanding of nature, art and innovation. Visiting the Palau Güell is not only an in-depth exploration of architectural art, but also a wonderful journey into Gaudi's artistic world. For any traveler who loves architecture, art and culture, the Palau Güell is a must-see destination.

#European travel European travel ⭐️Güell Mansion⭐️ Palau Güell is a building in downtown Barcelona that was built and decorated by Gaudi. There are five buildings representing Barcelona: Casa Mila, Casa Batlló, Park Güell, Sagrada Familia, and Palau Güell. Although it is relatively unpopular among these five, the interior is quite spacious, so it is a good place to spend time. In particular, the view of Barcelona from the rooftop is great, so if you have time, I recommend taking your time looking around. 🎯Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain #Güell Mansion #PalauGüell #Barcelona #BarcelonaTravel #Gaudi

#EuropeanTravel #GuellMausole #BarcelonaTravel 📍Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain 📍Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Last Entry 4:30 PM) 🎨 GuellMausole is a masterpiece of Gaudí that achieves artistic harmony of space and light. The central hall of the mansion is designed as a banquet and concert hall, and its unique dome structure and pipe organ are impressive. Functional designs such as underground carriages and spiral ramps are also noteworthy, and each floor has unique architectural details. 🌟 Historical Background GuellMausole was recognized in Barcelona for its cutting-edge architectural technology and design innovation at the time. In particular, the Guell family donated the mansion to the Barcelona municipal government in 1945, and it has been preserved as a cultural and historical heritage to this day.

The construction of Park Güell began in 1903, with the original intention of creating a distinguished residential area surrounded by natural beauty to attract the city's emerging bourgeoisie and big industrialists. Gaudí, a design genius, carefully planned a wonderful and extraordinary plan for this purpose. However, due to factors such as the complexity of land transactions, lack of transportation facilities, and too avant-garde residential design, the project failed to advance as planned, and was finally completed in 1914. It was transformed into a park. In this dreamlike park, the most eye-catching thing is the vast platform overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The seats around the platform are inlaid with colorful broken tiles, showing a charming color. Under the platform, the hall full of pillars seems to be in a forest. Looking up, you can clearly see the figures of various stars. At the entrance of the park, the "dragon-shaped" sculpture that spits water (some people think it is a lizard) has become a popular object for tourists to take photos with. If you don't take a photo with it, you seem to be embarrassed to say that you have been to Park Güell. . The entire park's architecture adheres to Gaudí's consistent design style, and all design elements are drawn from nature. The most charming moment in the park is when the sun sets, when the sunlight dyes the city and the sea with a warm golden color. The address is: Carrer Olot, 7, Barcelona. How to get there: You can choose to take Metro Line 3 (Green Line) and get off at Lesseps Station or Vallcara Station, or take bus No. 24 to Carretera del Carmel - Park Güell Station. Since the park is located halfway up the mountain, you need to walk a long distance after taking the subway. The bus station is basically located at the bottom of the hillside, so you can go directly up the mountain. Therefore, it is more recommended to take the bus, which also passes through Passeig de Gracia and tourists can catch it at this station. The opening hours are as follows: From March 27 to May 1, opening hours are from 08:00 to 20:30; From May 2 to August 28, opening hours are from 08:00 to 21:30; From August 29 to October 29, opening hours are from 08:00 to 20:30; From October 30 to March 26 of the following year, the opening hours are from 08:30 to 18:15. Ticket price: The full ticket is 10 euros. Children under 6 years old can enter the park for free. Children between 7 and 12 years old, seniors over 65 years old, and people with disabilities and their accompanying persons can enjoy a discounted ticket of 7 euros. You can also enjoy certain discounts when purchasing tickets online. It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance during the peak tourist season in order to choose a suitable visit time and avoid waiting in line in hot weather.

#MayTravelSupportEvent It's not a must, but it's a charming place! It seems like a place where you can see Guell's faith in Gaudi. The mansion with curves using iron and wood was cool. The iron feels dark and cold, but it was impressive that they brought out the brightness with stained glass and put a lot of effort into lighting and ventilation. Did the current blinds exist at that time? I saw a modern blind that can be adjusted by pulling the string, and it was Gaudi after all. The rooftop feels open and the chimney is pretty.

#Overseas travel 🇪🇸 Barcelona, ​​Guell Palace 🇪🇸 Guell Palace is a building that contains Gaudi's unique architectural style. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its uniqueness with various materials and cannot be seen anywhere else. You can also rent an audio guide, so if you want to hear a rich explanation, rent it ~ #Spain #Spain travel #Barcelona #Barcelona travel #Guell Palace

#European travel Spain Barcelona travel Guell Palace tour😊 Guell Palace Palau Guell is a building where you can see Gaudi's early architectural style and it is a building where you can feel the difference and similarity at the same time with the Gaudi architecture we usually know🧐 It may feel boring compared to other buildings, so if you are planning to see the interior of Casa Mila and Casa Batlló, I recommend going to Guell Palace first and then visiting 📍Guell Palace Located near Ramblas district 10:00~17:30, Closed every Monday Adults 12 euros, students 9 euros, ages 10~17 5 euros (Free on the first Sunday of every month, February 12, April 23, September 11, September 24~15, December 15) Free Korean audio guide rental, storage locker #Spain #Barcelona #Guell Palace

When you think of Gaudi, one of the works that comes to mind is Park Güell!!! I made a reservation and went on an open run, so there weren't many people, and I was able to see it comfortably. It was so beautiful as its reputation suggests, and I understood why it was a masterpiece. ㅜㅜ I recommend a morning when there are no people. [Park Güell] Gràcia, 08024 Barcelona, ​​Barcelona Spain #HongKongAirFlightEvent #SpainTravel #ParkGüell #BarcelonaTravel

Palau Güell in the old town of Barcelona. This is also one of Gaudi's most famous works. But if you're expecting Gaudi's colorful works, you might be surprised when you go inside Palau Güell? ! The heavy atrium is really beautiful with the light coming in from outside. There is a pipe organ, and if you're lucky, you might be able to hear it being played. The rooftop is colorful, just like Gaudi's image, with lots of rooftop decorations made of tiles! ! Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla 3-5 We recommend that you book your tickets in advance! ! #HongKongFreeAirTickets #SpainTourism #SpainTrip

Palau Güell is one of the residences designed by Gaudí and the only one that has not been renovated. You can go to the basement first, then walk through the red carpet to the second floor. There are many corners inside and outside the building, and the streamlined shape can reduce the oppressive feeling of the building and allow more light. The ceiling is even more gorgeous, with a touch of oriental color. It uses different arrangements, collages, and inlays with different carvings, which is very eye-catching. There are also stars and moons in the night sky on the top to add a sense of mystery. You can visit one of the toilets afterwards, which looks like Chinese style and colorful 😂 The chimneys and ventilation on the roof balcony are unique spires, most of which are made of colorful mosaic tiles. The green chimneys are dazzling in the sunlight and look like cute fruits. #Palau Güell Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5, 08001 Barcelona Espanya Ticket price: 12€ for adults Opening hours: Closed on Mondays and holidays