(Translated by Google) Cool (Original) Круто

This place is incredible, and a must see. The ticket price is reasonable, and the audio tour is great. Fun fact: In the USA, we use the term “gaudy” to describe something flashy, or colorful, well, that term comes from this wonderful architect, Antonio Gaudi. You’re welcome :)

(Translated by Google) I really liked it regardless of how few items on display and had to wait a long time, but it was worth it. (Original) Nagyon tetszett attól függetlenül , hogy kevés a kiálíttot tárgy ,és sokat kellett várakozni , de megérte .

(Translated by Google) We must take advantage of the fact that now there is no tourism to visit Park Guell. Beautiful views. (Original) Hay que aprovechar que ahora no hay turismo para hacer la visita al parque Guell. Preciosas vistas.

Very beautiful building where Gaudí used to live for almost 20 years, located inside the Park Güell. There’s not much to see inside the Building

Such a whimsical and Incredible park, make sure you bring lots of water. There were wild parrots all over! I love birds.. Gaudí was so ahead of his time, his home was beautiful, along with all the other structures in the park. It was PACKED!! Wear comfortable shoes, it's all walking and alot of steps.

Was a very house, with very lovely architecture, was very busy when we went and would recommend buying tickets at the ahead of time on the website. It’s located in a very lovely park with lots to do and see. Great place for families and kids. Would definitely recommend checking it out if you’re in the area.

My wife and I took a look at the Gaudi House Museum, which is located in Park Güell. The museum is the residence where the great Anthony Gaudi lived for almost 20 years. A collection of furniture and objects designed by Gaudi is now on display here. Very nicely arranged.

(Translated by Google) Interesting, but not worth the entrance fee. It is only the place where the artist lived after his arrival in Barcelona. I deeply admire Gaudí, but his house is just a way to make money (Original) Interesante, pero no vale la pena pagar la entrada. Sólo es el sitio donde vivió el artista tras su llegada a Barcelona. Admiro profundamente a Gaudí, pero su casa es solo una forma de hacer dinero

(Translated by Google) Impressive to know how this great gentleman lived, perhaps responsible for making Barcelona what it is (Original) Impresionant saber com va viure aquest gran senyor, potser el responsable de que Barcelona sigui el que és

(Translated by Google) A museum house (Original) Una casa de museu

It was nice to see where Gaudi lived for about 20 years of his life. I paid 5.5 euros to get in. It is a small place and there is not a lot to see, but I liked it to do once in a lifetime. The furniture is nice to look at, although you cannot sit on it.

Really has the wow factor you must visit to fully appreciate its wonder...highly recommend..wear good walking shoes....lots and lots of steps be prepared for lots of walking

It isn't expensive to visit at €5.50 per person, but there isn't a lot to see. We had gone around everything in around 15 minutes but did linger longer as it was lovely and cool and the temperature outside was 37°c.

It’s a separate pay but it’s worth going in definitely if you want to know how Gaudi lived.

It was okay. I would go if you need to burn an hour or so. It’s rather inexpensive to get in, there’s just not much there. There are much better Gaudí museums/buildings to visit.

This museum explains Gaudi's life and projects. The park had no informative boards posted and the map online is not informative but the museum is well worth the few euros to understand Gaudi.

It's more interesting than you might expect. You can enjoy the real rooms and furnitures and learn about Gaudi's life.

Is interesting but much empty, for paying a ticket I expected much more, only need some minutes to get ready. Could improve.

Really small. Go there only if you love Gaudi

Cool to see but very small. History and the story of Gaudí is good and well told though, and price was very affordable.

Just loved it. Advice is to book afew days in advance online to get the best selection of times. Also for those over 65 and under 26 are entitled to discounted entry.

Gaudí's La Casa museum is small, has few exhibits, furniture more than anything, some videos. Nothing so interesting, maybe a consolation prize, if you can't visit the entire park.

A quick insight into the life and work of Barcelona's most renowned architect and designer.

Suck in more Gaudi goodness... Really nice museum.

(Translated by Google) Wonder beautiful garden. (Original) Wunder schöner Garten.

(Translated by Google) The Gaudí house museum is very beautiful (Original) Muy hermosa la casa museo Gaudí

(Translated by Google) The history and legacy of a great artist (Original) La historia y legado de un gran artista

Beautiful little museum, gives you a peak into how Gaudí lived!

(Translated by Google) I liked (Original) Me gustó

(Translated by Google) Gaudi hes patrimonio.catalan.y.los.españoles.noteniamos.que.pagar.para.vistarlo (Original) Gaudi hes patrimonio.catalan.y.los.españoles.noteniamos.que.pagar.para.vistarlo

Informative and well worth a visit

Poignant memories of a genius

An opportunity to tour a complete house built as "a model home" at Park Guell (originally meant to become a 60 houses resident project). It ended up being the home of Gaudi himself, where he lived for almost two decades. This is an opportunity to learn a bit about Gaudi's daily routine and the humble life he chose to live despite his success, as well as to see some of the furniture and other items he designed.

I am not much of an architecture buff, I'm much more interested in ancient ruins and monuments but for those that are this is one of the rare places in the world where a city has a star architect that has been elevated to great heights. I was moved by how simple his own needs and desires were when it came to his personal effects and room. It could not have been more of a contradiction from the ostentatious nature of his design.

A real insight into Gaudi. The garden is stunning. His home is so inspiring.

Parc guell must go in Barcelona with beautiful architecture though it two residential buildings were built but this place is good to be at sunset

I visited the house in December 2016. There was a great interactive feature which showed the house how Gaudi would have seen it. The architecture is unique, being quirky and funny in some places, and breathtaking in others. It is small, but you need to take your time during the two hour tour to really appreciate the designs. Highly recommended!

The Gaudi house was a nice place to visit, but you don't just go for the house, you go for the surrounding park, structures and views. Beautiful place to spend a few hours.

Nice view of Barcelona. The park is quite large and nice to walk in. The Gaudi museum is unique and worth the visit.

An absolute work of genius. Definitely buy tickets online ahead of time and do the guided tour.

You must visit the Gaudi house museum to see the plaxe where the grwat Gaudi lived. Recommend it!

(Translated by Google) It was not inside, but it looks cool from the outside;) (Original) Внутри не была, но снаружи выглядит прикольно;)

(Translated by Google) Don't miss this beautiful visit (Original) No te pierdas esta hermosa visita

(Translated by Google) It was interesting to know the house of a genius like Gaudí. It is located in the Park Güell in Barcelona. In this place it was planned to build 60 houses by order of the Catalan industrialist Eusebi Güell; he asked Berenger, a Gaudí collaborator, to do the project. But because he did not have the title of architect, Gaudi signed the project. However, only two houses were built. The work was carried out between 1903 and 1905 and when it was finished it began to be sold. Nobody bought it, Gaudí decided to do it. He lived here with his father, who died the same year, and a niece who also died in 1912. He continued here until 1925 and then went to the Expiatory Temple of La Sagrada Familia for a few months until he died. He donates his house to this institution, which has four floors. It shows his personal belongings and also furniture that he had designed for Casa Batlló, Casa Calvet, Casa Milá, Casa Vicens and the Crypt of Colonia Güell. It is important to reflect on the stupid death that this creator had, being run over by a tram and not only that, but being mistaken for a beggar. (Original) Fue interesante conocer la casa de un genio como Gaudí. Se encuentra ubicada en el Parque Güell de Barcelona. En este lugar se pensaba construir 60 viviendas por orden del industrial catalán Eusebi Güell; él le pidió a Berenger, colaborador de Gaudí que hiciera el proyecto. Pero debido a que este no tenía el título de arquitecto, Gaudi firmó el proyecto. Sin embargo sólo se realizaron dos casas. La obra se efectuó entre 1903 y 1905 y ya terminada se comenzó a vender. Nadie la compró, Gaudí decidió hacerlo. Él vivió aquí con su padre, quien murió el mismo año, y una sobrina que también falleció en 1912. Él continuó acá hasta 1925 y luego se fue al Templo Expiatorio de La Sagrada Familia por unos meses hasta que muere. A esta institución les dona su casa, la cual posee cuatro plantas. En ella se muestran objetos personales de él y también un mobiliario que lo había diseñado para la Casa Batlló, la Casa Calvet, la Casa Milá, la Casa Vicens y la Cripta de la Colonia Güell. Es importante reflexionar sobre la muerte estúpida que tuvo este creador, ser atropellado por un tranvía y no sólo eso, sino que ser confundido por un mendigo.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Muy interesante

(Translated by Google) It's worth seeing! (Original) Це варто побачити !

(Translated by Google) The best, enjoy as a child the best art of the 19th century (Original) Lo mejor, disfrute como un niño del mejor arte del siglo XIX

(Translated by Google) Gaudí's house museum is located inside the parc Güell, a beautiful park he designed himself. It is the house where he lived for twenty years of his life. The Gaudí's house-museum is located inside parc Güell, a beautiful park projected by himself. It is the house where he lived for 20 years of his life. (Original) La casa museo di Gaudí si trova all'interno del parc Güell, un bellissimo parco da lui stesso progettato. Essa è la casa dove visse per vent'anni della sua vita. The Gaudí's house-museum is located inside parc Güell, a beautiful park projected by himself. It is the house where he lived for 20 years of his life.

(Translated by Google) A formidable family experience (Original) Una experiència en familia formidable

(Translated by Google) essential (Original) imprescindible

(Translated by Google) Extra entrance fee is payable to visit this house. Gaudí's story is told. Here you can also buy admission to La Sagrada Família, one of Gaudí's works, with a guided tour in Spanish or English. (Original) Paga-se entrada extra para visitação a esta casa. É contada a história de Gaudí. Aqui também é possível comprar entrada para La Sagrada Família, uma das obras de Gaudí, com visita guiada em espanhol ou inglês.

This place opened a sad fact of Gaudi's life :(

(Translated by Google) You can go through, but you don't have to. (Original) Kann man durchlaufen, muss man aber nicht.

(Translated by Google) Not great except for a quality short film about Gaudi's life. (Original) Pas top sauf un court métrage de qualité sur la vie de Gaudi.

(Translated by Google) nice walk but simple. Better go home Battlo (Original) lindo paseo pero simple. Mejor ir a casa Battlo

(Translated by Google) Disappointed they find the furniture in a practically empty house without much to offer a beautiful garden and with an explanatory film by Gaudí the only two things that are saved. (Original) Decepcionado se encuentran los muebles en una casa prácticamente vacía sin mucho que ofrecer jardín bonito y con una película explicativa de Gaudí las dos únicas cosas que se salvan.

(Translated by Google) A pity that with the entrance of the park you do not enter the one of the house. The visit is good although I expected better (Original) Una lástima q con la entrada del parque no te entre la de la casa. La visita está bien aunque me la esperaba mejor

(Translated by Google) Full of magic and charm (Original) Lleno de magia y encanto

(Translated by Google) Fantastic, very beautiful the story of this magnificent architect (Original) Fantástico, muy bonito la historia de este magnífico arquitecto

(Translated by Google) We recommend! (Original) Sehr zu Empfehlen!

(Translated by Google) Simply beautiful (Original) Sencillamente hermoso

(Translated by Google) Because it is very beautiful (Original) Porque es muy bello

(Translated by Google) House in which Gaudí lived for a few years with part of his family. (Original) Casa en la que vivió Gaudí durante unos años con parte de su familia.

(Translated by Google) Excellent simple very good pieces of furniture (Original) Excelente sencillo muy buenas piezas de mobiliario

(Translated by Google) It is a fantastic site !! Everything in general, Very clean, adequate spaces, in short, I recommend it (Original) Es un sitio fantástico!! Todo en general, Muy limpio , espacios adecuados, en fin, lo recomiendo

(Translated by Google) It is fine, without more, but it is dispensable, the only thing that is worth taking the ticket to see the park (Original) Esta bien, sin más, pero es prescindible, lo único que vale la pena coger la entrada para ver el parque

(Translated by Google) It has been fantastic to visit the house where Gaudí lived for 20 years, to see his bedroom, his office, his chapel and the video where they show us his great work. I am excited, so much that I will repeat the visit (Original) Ha sido fantástico visitar la casa donde Gaudí vivió durante 20 años, ver su dormitorio, su despacho, su capilla y el video donde nos muestran su gran obra. Estoy entusiasmada, tanto que repetiré la visita

(Translated by Google) A genius! (Original) Un geniu!

(Translated by Google) A little trip to the past, some magnificent pavements, some very well-rehabilitated roofs, and some amazing spaces of a house from the beginning of 1900. And a little surprise ..... for those who go there. The environment is a park adapted to the topography. It's a conversation with Gaudí. (Original) Un petit viatge al passat, uns paviments magnífics, uns sostres molt ben rehabilitat, i uns espais sorprenents d'una casa de principis del 1900. I una petita sorpresa.....per qui hi vagi. L'entorn un parc adaptat a la topografía. Es una conversa amb Gaudí.

(Translated by Google) For lovers of Gaudi's creativity! See with your own eyes the place where A. Gaudi worked, life. (Original) Для ценителей творчества Гауди! Воочию увидеть место, где работал А.Гауди, быт.

We noticed a discrepancy that when we show the Gaudi House Museum tickets at the entrance of Psrk Guell, we were automatically allowed into the Park Guell which we actually paid for separately but not asked for. So we could have toured the park after visiting the house museum. The runners and locals are allowed into the park without any identification.

(Translated by Google) To visit absolutely (Original) A visiter absolument

(Translated by Google) It was closed (Original) Estaba Cerrado

(Translated by Google) From here you can enjoy a fantastic view over Barcelona! (Original) Von hier genießt man einen traumhaften Ausblick über Barcelona!

(Translated by Google) Marvelous (Original) Maravilloso

Gaudis house he lived for 20 years. Very fun history tour, short and a self learning experience. Takes about 10-15 min to walk through the house. 30 if you read everything. It was only 5 euro.

It is a simple house. Considering its ticket price, it is good enough. I went there as I bought the ticket of this house together with the ticket of la Sagrada Família. If Parc Güell is on your plan, this house is a good place to visit. If not, as it is not that easy to reach by tourists (it is on a hill), it is somewhere you can skip. If you finally decided to go there, it is better to buy the ticket together with ticket of la Sagrada Família. It is cheaper.

One of the greatest Catalan Architect ever walked on earth Antoni Gaudi's house, very humanistically designed and well preserved, must see place.

A nice spot to visit. You can walk around Gaudi's home for 5 euros, see the interesting architecture and garden. Probably a 15 or 20 minute visit tops.

I stopped by here since Park Guëll had sold out Got to see some of the designs of Gaudi and learn a bit about him. It’s worth the €5.50. walk to the house/museum through the outdoor architecture. Plan to spend about 45min between the 1st and 2nd floors. After the museum, walk past the palm trees to hear the noisy monk parquets, and glance over the entrance to see a view of Barcelona over the park. Public transportation buses can be caught either side of the park with an easy walk.

It was ok and you could learn some more things about Gaudi, but I expected more. This was the house he was living in before he moved to sagrada familia and in the house are just some furnitures that he designed.

Small show house where Gaudi used to live for a while before, tells you a bit more about his character from the way he lived and at the end there is a nice movie to watch

Worth the small additional fee to explore the modest home of the great designer. While the aesthetic may not be to everyone's taste, everything is highly functional and the seating is some of the most comfortable you will find

Good building to check out in a good area. I didn’t go in but the views from the outside were great

Wonderful park. Genius Gaudi thought of everything. Enjoyed the tour and our guide Gemma from Golden travel was great. Museum itself is not much and Costs extra on top of ticket but not much. Only 5.5 euros per person. Few bits of furniture he designed. But all in all great place Park Gaull.

Didn’t go in you need a separate ticket. Beautiful from the outside

It's really worth paying the 5.5 euros to enter into Gaudi's House. Many pueve sof furniture designed by him and very interesting movie about his life and work. Would recommend to visit it for sure.

Loved it! By 10am it was really busy and very hot! I highly recommend going on a guided tour.

The museum was 4-5 euros each person to enter. Not much is in there I'd say. I just learned Gaudi, his father and cousin were living in the house. Just that.. lol.

Pretty small, but a very interesting part of Park Guell! It has lots of information on Gaudi and his life/works. Definitely cool to be immersed in it for a minute! It's fun to see some of his work up close.

Very cool place to visit. The decor, lines, layout, etc is something to see! It blows my mind how places like these are constructed without the modern machines we have. This is a must see!

Beautiful! The whole park was impressive (around Gaudi's house there was a garden arch with yellow, fragrant flowers and there were beautiful birds too). There is a lot to see (take your time) and the entrance is not expensive. They will ask you to pay using your phone- there is free wifi if you don't have internet. Tip: make sure you have a good phone, when you buy your tickets online (you will need to scan a QR code then to pay online).

Wonderful place. It give you an understanding of temporary of your life. Because even if you are a Gaudi, your home become empty very soon....

Very unique place to visit and a lot of interesting places to see, including the house where Gaudi lived for almost 20years. Very now view over Barcelona and full of nature, just like the master designed it.

You have to buy tickets for the Museum, but they are cheap (about €5). You can't miss to visit it, it was the Gaudí's home for over 20 years, and you could see where he lived and the way he lived. You could watch a video about his life and the story of the park, which really worth it.

This place is worth a visit if you have spare time. However, if your schedule is tight, it can be safely ignored without missing out on a significant experience. It's an optional attraction that may not be essential to your overall itinerary.

It's ok. For 5€ it is good to see. You can get a small discount if you buy the ticket along with the entrance to the basilica.

Should’ve read the reviews previously and not get my expectations too high. Frankly, for the price of the visit to the museum, i would not visit it again. It is just not worth it for the amount of pieces and information you get inside.

It is small but interesting if you want to see more about where Gaudi lived for many years. There's also a neat garden area. We thought it was worth the 5 euros each.

Set in the middle of Guell Park. Note: you must buy tickets for Quell Park, then go to house where they have a QR code for you to scan for the Museum. Lots of information and definitely worth the effort. Don't miss the Gardens that go around the house! They are awesome.

The place is okay.. for a stroll around but there isn’t a lot of architecture and you firstly have to pay to enter the park and the pay again to go to the museums in the park!! The plants and nature is beautiful but it’s always very full and somehow the tickets are always sold out. So I recommend buying ahead of time.

Just brilliant and a wonderful way to understand how brilliant the creator of Barcelona was! Visiting the park gives you a sense of his brilliance and mind!

Lovely city .. Gaudi is every where ! The House (this is not his house by the way), Segrada Familia even the public chairs on the high street ! On the very Same streets that he beautified, he was hit by a tram while on his daily walk (Not sure what to make of that!). Perhaps thats why the church is a building site until now.. lovely food

Really small museum but interesting and worth of few euros easily.

Very intresting place for all, who inspired by Gaudi. The house where lived the most talanted architecture.

A fine house with a rich history in Barcelona, Güell, and Gaudi. There is a spartan decor and a few good features. There were no waiting time and not many people inside. They have free WiFi, which is needed to buy the tickets! Not sure it was worth the entrance fee, though...