€20.0 / Adult

This castle-like building stands out for its mix of medieval and modernist styles. Designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí, it sits on a spot with a long history, including connections to royalty. The structure is surrounded by gardens and offers awesome views of the city.

  • The building is most popular for its unique architecture, blending straight lines (rare for Gaudí) with creative details.
  • The dragon-shaped tower and colorful mosaics are eye-catching.
  • The gardens and terraces give you a chill place to relax and take photos.

  • See a Different Side of Gaudí: Most people know Gaudí for his curvy, colorful buildings, but this place shows his more "serious" side with straight lines and a castle vibe.
  • Epic City Views: The terraces and gardens offer some of the best panoramic views around. Perfect for photos or just hanging out.
  • Hidden History: The site has a cool backstory, including links to medieval kings and legends. You can spot little details that tell stories from the past.

  • Tickets: It’s smart to book a few days ahead, especially on weekends.
  • Dress Code: No special dress code, but comfy shoes are a good idea for walking around the gardens.
  • Best Time to Visit: Late afternoon is great for softer light and fewer crowds.

Entry Tickets

Torre Bellesguard: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide App

4.7
See Gaudí at your own pace with spectacular views of Barcelona
Entrance to the Bellesguard Tower
Downloadable audio guide app
Discover another side to the history of Catalonia and Torre Bellesguard, enjoy incredible views, and learn about the aspects that inspired Gaudí in his designs for the acclaimed Sagrada Familia. The Torre Bellesguard house was built between 1900 and 1909. For this project, Gaudí used a rectilinear approach, a method he had hardly put into practice before. He was inspired by a medieval castle belonging to Martin I of Aragon, known as Martin I the Humane, the last king of the Catalan dynasty. And when Antoni Gaudí got inspired, architectural magic soon followed. Explore the Modernist and Gothic styles that ended up inspiring some of the architectural solutions that Gaudí would apply to the Sagrada Familia. Plus, enjoy spectacular views of Barcelona: Bellesguard literally means "beautiful view" in Catalan.

Guided Tickets

Torre Bellesguard: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

4.5
See Gaudi's secret work without the crowds, with beautiful views of Barcelona
Entrance to Torre Bellesguard
40-minute guided tour in Catalan, English or Spanish
Follow your guide and see one of Gaudí's most unique masterpieces, away from the crowds and tourists. Learn about the history of Catalonia and the Bellesguard house itself, enjoy amazing views and learn how work here went on to inspire the Sagrada Familia! The Bellesguard house was built between 1900 and 1909, and for this project Gaudí took a rectilinear approach, one he had barely ever used before. It was inspired by a medieval castle belonging to Martin I, aka Martin the Humane, the last king of the Catalan dynasty. Explore the Art Nouveau and gothic styles that went on to inspire certain architectural solutions Gaudí later applied to the Sagrada Familia. And enjoy spectacular views of Barcelona; _Bellesguard_ is literally Catalonian for "beautiful view".

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General admission price for adults starts at €20.0.
Last checked: Feb 19, 2025
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