Park Guell, Barcelona's representative park!

Park Guell was originally built as a residential complex for the wealthy in Barcelona, ​​and was supposed to sell about 60 houses, but it failed, so the city of Barcelona acquired it and changed its use to a park for its citizens. The wave-patterned bench in the central square, using the Trancadis technique, is the world's longest bench. Gaudí, a pioneer in ergonomics, designed the backrest by modeling a human waist. The world's longest bench in Park Guell!!! When I saw it in person, the Trancadis technique was beautiful, and the view from Park Guell was so high that it was a work of art. You can even see the ocean in the distance! My heart is full🍃 ➰ Behind the story) I went there because it was open, but there were so many people here ㅋㅋㅋ I waited a long time to take this picture!!ㅠ_ㅠ It was not just about looking at the building, but also taking a walk and looking down from a high place, so there was a lot to see~ 💚 📍Güell Park Business Hours Every day 9:30 - 19:30 ​📍Admission fee 10 euros #Free Accommodation Event#Güell Park #Barcelona Travel #Barcelona #Gaudi