Visit Park Güell with your digital admission ticket and explore one of the largest green spaces in Barcelona. Spend time working through the Monumental Zone – the designated area of the park where the iconic attractions are located – with its intertwined nature and striking architecture.

Admire Antoni Gaudí's eclectic designs, including the vivid mosaic art on The Dragon Stairway with its world-famous salamander, El Drac. Gaze upon the colored ceiling of the columned Hypostyle Room, and stand upon its rooftop Nature Square.

Wander amongst the otherworldly stone structures of the Porter's Lodge Pavilions and the sloping Laundry Room Portico. Take in the panoramic view of Barcelona from the snaking multi-color tiled Serpentine Bench.

Designed to be an urban retreat for city residents, the park's design was assigned to Gaudí by Eusebi Güell. The Catalan entrepreneur wanted to recreate a British residential garden on Muntanya Pelada (Bare Mountain), opening as a municipal park in 1926.

This one-of-a-kind landscape became more than just an escape from the metropolitan bustle. It was recognized as an artistic monument in 1969 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

After the architectural maze, immerse yourself in the green of the green Austria Gardens, full of dozens of plant and tree species. For those wanting to peer into the life of Gaudi and the place where he resided between 1906 to 1925, the Gaudi House Museum is full of memorabilia.

While you have to enter the park at your booked time slot, you can stay for as long as possible. The adjacent Forest Zone that makes up this incredible central-city urban nature reserve doesn't require a ticket.