The walk to Park Guell is all uphill so if you're not a walker, I would recommend taking a cab to the park entrance. The park itself is very beautiful, especially when you visit the columns underneath the main section that everyone flocks to see. You can do the park in 2 hours, be prepared to walk uphill and climbs stairs once inside the park. Very lovely day out, especially when the weather is good and you can slowly walk around the park.

It is a lovely park for walking and getting a nice view of the city. It has washrooms but no eating or beverage places within the park so take a bottle of water with you. The gift shop is pricey, as is the norm but there are several small stores just outside the park with better prices on similar items. This park has a lot of steps and my fitness level at 65+ was not sufficient to go on every path.

The audio guide isn't a traditional one where you can easily hit play and hear information. It's through a website and is played from a browser. The Internet can be tricky in places inside the park and sometimes didn't load so I'd go to places where I had a stronger signal and prelistened to the clip before entering the point of interest. It was still good to have some information but not as detailed as I'd experienced at other attractions. The park itself is wonderful, it truly was a treat to be able to walk around and enjoy my day in such a unique place. Make sure you leave some gas in the tank to walk around the Gracias neighborhood in which Guell is located. I'd highly recommend also visiting Casa Vicens which is nearby.