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The Park Güell (1900-1905), initially conceived as an English-style garden city, is perhaps the most unique of the many works that Eusebi Güell commissioned to Gaudí. It was declared a universal monument by UNESCO in 1984, along with two other works by the great Catalan architect, so we can get an idea of the beauty of this work. Located in the northern part of the city, above the quarter, it was acquired unfinished by the city council in 1923.
From the forest of stone columns to the famous winding bench that surrounds the perimeter of the main viewpoint (not forgetting the house in which Antoni Gaudí lived for the last 20 years of his life), the park is a festival of fantasy and color.
This impressive park by Gaudí has five accesses, three of which are best connected with public transport:
The zone of restricted access or the payment area occupies 7.9% of the park. This area corresponds to the so-called monumental site where most of the buildings are located. The entire area outside the monumental site is open access.
The Park Güell iteneraries are not all suitable for people with reduced mobility. On this map you can see the routes that are suitable. The coach parking has three places for people with reduced mobility and accredited vehicle.
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