Gaudí Museum

Gaudí Museum

Introduction: A museum converted from Gaudí’s former residence, designed by his assistant, Pere Falqués. It displays furniture designed by Gaudí as well as some of his personal belongings. The wrought-iron decorations around the house were made by Gaudí himself using scrap iron, representing the pinnacle of “recycling.”

The Gaudí Museum is located within Park Güell, whose public areas were designed by Gaudí himself. Transportation: Address: Parc Guell, ctra del Carmel

Metro: Line 3, Lesseps Station. Approximately a 15-minute walk from the station.

Bus: Lines 24 and 25, Parc Guell stop. Ticket / Opening Hours: Ticket: €4 for adults, €3 for students.

Opening Hours: October–March 10:00–18:00, April–September 10:00–22:00

Barcelona, Spain