As of 25 October 2013, entrance to Park Güell is now by entrance ticket. The aim of this Barcelona City Council initiative is to limit visitor numbers in order to protect and preserve this architectural complex, designed by Antoni Gaudí. All profits from ticket sales will be used to maintain the site.
Ticket prices are subject to discounts depending on the age of visitors. Barcelona residents wishing to have free access must register with the Citizen Advice and Information Centre in Plaça de Sant Miquel. Registration means that they will form part of the Gaudir+BCN community, from which they can book entry and enjoy many other benefits. The Barcelona City Council has created this community in order to promote Park Güell and the work of Antoni Gaudí.
For further information:
Gaudir+BCN:
Customer service number: 902 200 302
(Monday to Friday from 9am to 9pm)
Email: gaudirmesbcn@bsmsa.cat
http://www.parkguell.cat
Limited access to Park Güell
Barcelona, 31.10.2013 | Published by Barcelona City Council
Special Mention of the Jury" of the 2013 Europa Nostra Awards for the Réseau Art Nouveau Network!
Brussels, 30.09.2013 | Published by Réseau Art Nouveau Network
The Réseau Art Nouveau Network received a special mention from the jury in the framework of the Europa Nostra Awards 2013/European prize for Cultural Heritage, of which the ceremony took place in Athens on 16 June 2013.
Candidate in the category 4 "Education Training and Awareness-Raising", the Réseau Art Nouveau Network is part of "projects with an outstanding contribution to the conservation and enhancement of heritage which were recognised and particularly appreciated by the Juries".
A great recognition of the common work achieved since 1999 by the members of the Network!
A video showing the Sagrada Família in 2026
Barcelona, 27.09.2013 | Published by Sagrada Família
The Sagrada Família has produced a video showing what the Temple of the Sagrada Família will look like once work has been completed. Entitled "2026 We are constructing for tomorrow", the 90-second video provides a virtual, bird´s-eye view of the yet-to-be-built elements rising into the air and how the building will look when completed.
The finalisation of construction work is planned for 2026 to mark the centenary of the death of its architect, Antoni Gaudí.