Colonia Güell Tours and Tickets

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Colonia Güell tickets cost €10 for adults and €8 for students, seniors (65+), and young people aged 11–18. All tickets include an audio guide. Tickets with a live guide cost €13 for adults and €10.20 for students, seniors, and young people. Children aged 10 and under enter for free.

Gaudì-centered tours of Colonia Güell focus on Gaudì’s crypt, the unfinished church, and his design for the industrial village. If you tour using the audio guide included in the ticket, start at the exhibition center, which includes Gaudì’s model for the church, then explore the colony as a whole, including the crypt.

Yes, you can take photos in Colonia Güell for personal use only. However, it’s forbidden to take photos during religious services in the church, and it’s important to be respectful of the people who live in the colony houses when photographing their homes. You must apply to the authorities if hoping to take photos for commercial projects.

Yes, there are restaurants at Colonia Güell. Simple food options in the workers’ village include Bar Sport and Bar Restaurant Ateneu Unió, with Capritx offering slightly more ambitious fare amid Gaudì-inspired decor. There are restrooms, Wi-Fi access, and a gift shop in the visitor center.

Yes, Colonia Güell is reasonably accessible. The walking paths around the colony are smooth and flat, while there is step-free access to the Gaudì crypt and plenty of room for wheelchairs to maneuver. Parking is free and includes bays for visitors with access needs.