Güell Palace (Palau Güell) Tours and Tickets
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Güell Palace (Palau Güell)

Palau Güell is a must-see for architecture and Gaudí fans.
Guided tours and audio guides are available.
Large bags must be placed in lockers.
The use of flash, tripods, or selfie sticks is not permitted.
The rooftop closes when it is raining.
Parts of Palau Güell are accessible to wheelchairs, but the roof, the mezzanine, and the southern terrace are not.
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Standard tickets for Güell Palace cost €12. People aged 65 and above and students aged 18-plus pay €9, young people aged 12–18 pay €5, and younger children and teachers go free. Standard tickets include an audio guide that you download to your phone; select weekend tickets cost the same but include a tour.
Güell Palace is closed on Mondays (excluding public holidays), as well as December 25, December 26, January 1, January 6, and the last week of January. During summer (April through October), Güell Palace is open 10am–8pm; in the winter, it’s open 10am–5:30pm. Last entry is an hour before closing.
Yes, you can take photos at Güell Palace, but only if the images are exclusively for your own personal use. If you want to take photos or shoot video for professional purposes, you must seek written permission in advance. Personal photographers are not allowed to use flash, tripods, or selfie sticks.
Whether you use the audio app or join a guided visit, it generally takes 1–1.5 hours to tour Güell Palace. Tours take longer in mild weather, when you can explore both the rooftop and the southern terrace; in heavy rain or strong winds, these areas may be closed to visitors.
Güell Palace is partially accessible to visitors who use wheelchairs, excluding the roof, the mezzanine, and the southern terrace. Trained staff can help guests move from their own wheelchair to a smaller one that fits the elevator, which is only 2 feet (60 centimeters) wide and 2 feet 6 inches (78 centimeters) long.












































































































































