To protect this fragile UNESCO World Heritage site and ensure a pleasant visit for everyone, please respect the park's rules. Here’s what you need to know about photography, prohibited items, and general conduct.
Park Güell is a treasured part of Barcelona's heritage. The regulations are in place to preserve its unique architecture and natural environment for future generations. Your cooperation helps protect Gaudí's legacy. For related information, see our pages on accessibility and our visitors guide.
Follow these guidelines for a safe and respectful visit
Do not climb on the monuments or cross safety barriers. The mosaic surfaces are delicate. Leaning or sitting on fragile parts of the architecture is prohibited.
Personal photography and video are permitted. However, the use of tripods, drones, and any professional audiovisual equipment is forbidden without prior written permission.
Eating and drinking (except water) are not allowed within the Monumental Zone to keep the area clean and preserve the site. Picnics are allowed in the designated areas of the free forest zone outside the ticketed area.
Pets are allowed in the park but must be kept on a leash at all times. They are not allowed inside certain enclosed spaces like the Porter's Lodge Pavilion.
Common questions about park rules
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