Tick off two of Barcelona's absolute must-see attractions with one ticket, and embark upon a guided tour of Antoni Gaudí's limitless imagination. Explore his magical walled public park, Park Güell, for a taste of his inimitable creative style. Then, visit the Catalan genius's pièce de résistance, the sublime architectural wonder that is the Sagrada Familia. You'll be dizzy from double-taking by the time you're done!

Enter Park Güell through the staircase guarded by a flamboyant-looking dragon, festooned with a mosaic of ceramic tiles. He's one of Barcelona's most recognizable images, and a sign of things to come once inside.

The park is arranged around a large central square bordered by a snaking bench covered by the 'trencadís' Catalan mosaic style. It's a patchwork of splashing colors and melting shapes with vibrant viaducts on sloping columns and imagery evoking animism and spirituality. Gaudí's work unites nature and architecture like no one else before him or since.

After the ultimate walk in the park concludes, prepare to have your idea of creative genius eclipsed by one of the most intricately ornate and grandiose buildings in the history of architecture - the magnificent Sagrada Familia.

Gaudí's crowning achievement speaks for itself. The 170-meter basilica is a monumental achievement in art, architecture, and sheer ambition. After 136 years, Gaudí's final vision is still not finished. Making it perhaps the world's most mesmerizing work in progress!