Park Güell and Gaudí House Museum Entry Ticket

Beyond the park's famous mosaic terraces and stone colonnades, this ticket adds the house where Gaudí actually lived from 1906 until shortly before his death, now preserved with furniture, drawings and personal effects connected to him and his collaborators. It's a more complete picture of the architect than the park alone offers, connecting his most famous public design to his private life. With a high must-see score and solid culture score, it suits visitors with a genuine interest in Gaudí rather than those wanting only the photogenic terraces.