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◷ TIMED ENTRY

Park Güell

Barcelona, Catalonia

Timed tickets, 1,400 visitors an hour and a 30-minute window to get in.

How it opens
Rolling window
30 min · 1,400/h
Cost
€18
Rule checked on Sep 30, 2026
Permit type
Timed-entry ticket (half-hour slots)
Official source
parkguell.barcelona
Rule checked on Sep 30, 2026

Overview

Park Güell is ticketed and capped: access is limited to 1,400 visitors per hour, and a ticket gives entry to the monumental area, the green area and the viewpoints. You book a time, the reservation is held for 30 minutes after it, and once you leave you cannot go back in. The general ticket is €18 on the official site, where tickets can be bought up to three months ahead.

Missed the window? Book a guided visit with entry included

Licensed operators hold their own allocation of tickets. A guided visit is the realistic way in when the official release is gone — and you skip the queue.

Exact tour we link to:Park Güell Guided Walking Tour

See guided visits & prices

Booking partner: Civitatis. Free cancellation on most tours.

Without a ticket you may not get in at the time you want, especially in spring and summer. Late-morning and sunset slots go first. If the day is full, a guided visit that includes admission is the fallback; Barcelona residents can enter free with a Passi Verd reservation.

At a glance

Do you need a permit or reservation?Timed-entry ticket (half-hour slots)
Cost€18
How to get itBuy on the official site (parkguell.barcelona) — up to three months ahead.
When it opensRolling window · 30 min · 1,400/h
All-inclusive alternativePark Güell Guided Walking Tour
Official rulesparkguell.barcelona
Prices and times — Park Güell
FAQ — Park Güell
Why access is regulated (1,400 visitors/hour)

How the permit works

  1. 1Buy on the official site (parkguell.barcelona) — up to three months ahead.
  2. 2Choose a time; you have 30 minutes after it to enter.
  3. 3Show the ticket at the entrance; it covers the monumental area, the green area and the viewpoints.
  4. 4Plan your route before you go: once you leave, you cannot re-enter.

Required documents

  • Ticket on your phone or printed
  • ID for reduced or free categories
  • Barcelona residents: Passi Verd reservation

Insider tips

  • Book the first slot of the morning for the Dragon Stairway and the terrace without crowds.
  • Buy only on the official site: resellers add a markup to the same €18 ticket.
  • Combine it with the Sagrada Família on the same day — both need timed tickets, so book them together.

Sold-out alternatives

If your dates are gone, these get you a comparable experience.

Barcelona’s other timed ticket; tower access goes first.
Spain’s best-known timed entry, with a separate Nasrid Palaces slot.
Bunkers del Carmel
A free viewpoint over the city, no ticket needed.

Frequently asked questions

Do you need a ticket for Park Güell?

Yes. Access is limited to 1,400 visitors per hour, and the ticket covers the monumental area, the green area and the viewpoints. Barcelona residents can enter free with a Passi Verd reservation.

How much is the Park Güell ticket?

The general ticket is €18 on the official site.

How late can I arrive for my Park Güell time slot?

The reservation is held for 30 minutes after the time on your ticket.

How far ahead can I book Park Güell?

Up to three months ahead on the official site, which the park recommends as the only place to buy.

Can I leave and come back in?

No. Once you exit Park Güell you cannot re-enter with the same ticket.