Park Güell Ticket with Gaudí House Museum

As soon as you purchase the audio guide (by selecting the option at checkout), we will send you the download instructions via email.

We strongly recommend it. The full Barcelona map and audio is about 74,19 MB, so downloading over Wi-Fi is faster and saves your mobile data. More importantly, downloading in advance means the guide still works where there is no signal.

Downloading in advance saves mobile data and prevents connection issues. Signal strength around certain sites can drop out entirely, making downloads impossible once you are there.

The app is 79,38 MB and the total map and audio package for Barcelona is approximately 74,19 MB.

It is a self-guided tour app for your personal smartphone. Once you’ve downloaded the map, the app shows the main points of interest in Barcelona. Simply tap any marker on the map to hear its story:

Tap any point on the map to open its card, then press the play button to start the audio. A headphone icon shows how many tracks a stop has, and “Take me here” draws a walking route from where you are standing. Bring headphones for the clearest listening in busy areas.

Yes. Once you have downloaded the content, the map and all of the audio play completely offline, with no connection needed. This is exactly why we ask you to download everything beforehand.

The audio guide is available in German, English, French, Italian, and Spanish. You pick your language in the app before you download the content, so choose it while you are still on Wi-Fi.

No. Like the ticket itself, the audio guide is non-refundable and cannot be cancelled or changed once purchased, so please check the dates and details before you book.

1. Install the app (79,38 MB) and open it on Wi-Fi.
2. Choose your language: German, English, French, Italian, and Spanish.
3. Tap download and wait for all the content (about 74,19 MB) to finish saving.
4. Check it plays by turning on flight mode before you leave.

Take the metro to Lesseps station (L3, green line). From there, walk through Plaça Lesseps and along the busy Travessera de Dalt to Carrer Larrard, then turn left and walk up to the main entrance at Carrer d’Olot. Note: it’s quite a climb — the walk takes about 20 minutes and requires some effort. Alternatively, get off at Vallcarca station, take the Park Güell exit and turn left onto Baixada de la Glòria. You can use escalators for part of the ascent, but be prepared for a steep climb to Gaudí’s Park Güell.

You have four bus options. The first two are lines H2 and 32; they stop at Travessera de Dalt, from which it’s about a 10-minute walk to the park.

Line 24 runs from Plaça Universitat, Plaça Catalunya, or Passeig de Gràcia and stops at Carretera del Carmel. The final public bus option is route 92, which also passes the Sagrada Familia and follows a similar route to line 24.

The tourist hop-on hop-off bus also stops at Park Güell. Choose the blue route — it also passes the Sagrada Familia, which is useful if you want to visit both sights. The bus drops you directly at the Park Güell stop.

Driving to Park Güell is generally not recommended. Although the quickest route is via the C-58 highway, parking near the park is difficult. To guarantee a spot, reserve parking in advance. There are several local parking garages, but all charge by the hour. From most parking areas it’s typically a 10–15 minute walk to the main entrance.

A taxi can drop you off directly in front of Park Güell’s main entrance. From the city center you’ll pay about €12 for the ride. You can also use Cabify for convenience — it is one of the main ride-hailing services in Barcelona.