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Palau Güell (Gaudí) (approx. 3 hours)

Product no.: 1103

Wander down the majestic Passeig de Gràcia boulevard. You’ll continue down the bustling Ramblas and on to discover the spectacular Palau Güell, a palace built by Gaudí that served as a private residence for his patron Count Güell. The building was designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

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Palau Güell (Gaudí)

With this Barcelona walking tour, wander along the impressive Passeig de Gràcia boulevard, where you can see magnificent facades with an abundance of unexpected details. Continue down the bustling Ramblas and on to discover the spectacular Palau Güell, a palace built by Gaudí that served as a private residence for his patron Count Güell. The building was designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Itinerary:

1. Passeig de Gràcia, taking in the facades of:
- Casa Milà, by Gaudí
- Casa Batlló, by Gaudí
- Casa Amatller, by Josep Puig i Cadafalch
- Casa Lleó i Morera, by Lluís Domènech i Montaner
2. Plaça de Catalunya
3. Las Ramblas
4. Palau Güell (visit around the interior)

See the detailed itinerary

Duration: Approx. 3 hours

Included in the price:

The services of an official tour guide (approximately 3 hours).

Not included in the price:

Entrance fees

Comments:

Palau Güell is closed on Mondays.
As you will be accompanied by an official tour guide, you will not have to wait in line for visits inside the monuments and tourist attractions.

Included in the price:

The services of an official tour guide (approximately 3 hours).

Not included in the price:

Entrance fees

Comments:

As you will be accompanied by an official tour guide, you will not have to wait in line for visits inside the monuments and tourist attractions.

1. Passeig de Gràcia, taking in the facades of: - Casa Milà, by Gaudí This building, commonly known as La Pedrera, has a spectacular avant-garde facade dominated by curved lines reminiscent of the swell of the sea. The building was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.
	- Casa Batlló, by Gaudí This is Gaudí’s most fantastical work, popularly known as the Carnival house. It has a captivating facade and the building is rich with fascinating architectural details. The building was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.
- Casa Amatller, by Josep Puig i Cadafalch This building has a pretty facade with floral motifs and large neo-Gothic windows. You will see that the railings on the balconies and the doors are exquisitely delicate and the building has a typical ridged roof inspired by Dutch houses. It has been declared a Historical-Artistic Monument of National Interest. - Casa Lleó i Morera, by Lluís Domènech i Montaner This is a large stone building decorated with numerous Modernista decorative elements that make it very impressive.
	2. Plaça de Catalunya Continue on to Plaça de Catalunya, the heart of the city and one of Barcelona’s most dynamic meeting points, always full of locals, tourists and street performers.
	3. Las Ramblas Amble down Las Ramblas, the emblematic boulevard that is a melting pot for all kinds of cultures and traditions.
Finally, visit the interior of the famous Palau Güell, private residence of Gaudí's patron and one of the first buildings to be designed by Antoni Gaudí. The building is entirely Modernista in style and is considered one of Catalonia's architectural and cultural gems. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.