Gaudi Trail, Barcelona

Take the metro from La Sagrada Familia up to Lesseps - Parc Guell is signposted from there. Intended for wealthy families to buy triangular plots of land and have their houses built there (perhaps by Gaudi, perhaps not) the venture never took off and another one of Gaudi's ideas fell by the wayside.

The park's attractions include its serpentine ceramic bench, water fountains and the Hansel and Gretel style houses that Gaudi did manage to finish.

More: Pictures of Parc Guell

Walking Tour of Modernist Barcelona

This walking tour of Barcelona takes you to the major modernist architecture in Barcelona, from the works of Gaudi to the likes of Domenach i Mutaner and Puig i Cadafalch.
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Tour of Gaud�'s Barcelona

If it's specifically Gaudi that you're interested in (or you don't want to walk so far), this Tour of Gaudi's Barcelona is ideal. You'll take in Placa Espanya, the National Palace, Guell Park and the Sagrada Familia over an eight-hour period. This is a good introductory tour of Barcelona with some of Gaudi's highlights to be seen, but I wouldn't say it that closely linked to Gaudi. The tour above is better.
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