Getting there by bus
To reach Park Güell by bus, the H6 and D40 lines are recommended by the official site. Get off at Travessera de Dalt, then it's about a 10-minute walk to the park.
The Essentials
Parc Güell Bus at a Glance
| Recommended Routes | H6D40 H6 and D40 |
|---|---|
| Stop | Travessera de Dalt |
| Market | Approximately 10 minutes |
| Walking access | Sant Josep de la Muntanya or Carrer Larrard |
| Other useful lines | 24V19 24 and V19 depending on your starting point |
| One-way Ticket 2026 | 2,90 € |
Sources: official website of Park Güell and TMB. Information verified in September 2026.
H6 or D40: Which bus to take to Parc Güell?
Parc Güell officially recommends lines H6 and D40. Both serve Travessera de Dalt, about a 10-minute walk from the park.
Bus H6
Take the H6 and get off at Travessera de Dalt. From there, walk to Parc Güell.
- Recommended route via Park Güell
- Stop at Travessera de Dalt
- Approximately a 10-minute walk
- Access possible via Sant Josep de la Muntanya or Carrer Larrard
Bus D40
The D40 also serves Travessera de Dalt. Choose H6 or D40 depending on your starting point in Barcelona.
- Recommended route via Park Güell
- Stop at Travessera de Dalt
- About a 10-minute walk
- Convenient from several areas in the west of Barcelona
Other Options
Do buses 24, V19, and 116 serve Parc Güell?
H6 and D40 are the official recommendation, but other TMB lines might be useful depending on your starting point.
Bus 24 and V19
The 24 remains a useful alternative, especially if you're starting from Plaça Catalunya. Its route connects the city center to the El Carmel area and serves the surroundings of Parc Güell.
The V19 connects Barceloneta to Plaça Alfonso Comín and also serves the park's vicinity. TMB has strengthened this line on weekends and holidays in 2026 to accommodate the high demand around Parc Güell and the maritime area.
And what about bus 116? The 116 still directly serves the Parc Güell area, but it is a local neighborhood bus. The City of Barcelona has intentionally removed it from navigation apps to prevent it from being overcrowded by visitors.
For a sightseeing tour, opt for H6 or D40.
Final part of the journey
How to reach the entrance of Park Güell from the bus?
From Travessera de Dalt, it takes about 10 minutes on foot. The official site offers two routes to reach the park.
Via Sant Josep de la Muntanya
Follow the Avinguda del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya. This route features escalators on part of the climb.
- About 10 minutes from Travessera de Dalt
- Escalators on part of the route
- Recommended access via Parc Güell
Via Carrer Larrard
You can also reach the park via Carrer Larrard, the other officially marked route from Travessera de Dalt.
- About a 10-minute walk
- Direct access to the pavilion area
- Uphill route
Transportation Tickets
How much does the bus cost in Barcelona?
Buses H6, D40, 24, V19, and 116 are part of the TMB network and use the standard public transport fares in Barcelona.
| Single ticket | 2,90 € |
|---|---|
| T-casual | 13 € for 10 trips in zone 1 |
| Purchase on the bus | Single ticket payable by contactless credit card |
| Mobile Payment | Compatible card, smartphone, or smartwatch |
TMB rates effective from January 15, 2026. Prices are subject to change.
From another monument
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Other Solutions
Tourist Bus and Accessibility
Bus Turístic and Barcelona City Tour
The Barcelona Bus Turístic – Blue Line and the Barcelona City Tour – East Route both have a "Park Güell" stop on Avinguda de la Mare de Déu de Montserrat.
- Park Güell Stop
- About a 10-minute walk according to the park's official site
- Recommended access via Carretera del Carmel and Av. Pompeu Fabra
For people with reduced mobility
Parc Güell recommends that visitors with specific mobility needs use the entrance at Carretera del Carmel.
- Recommended Entry: Carretera del Carmel
- Reference Address: Carretera del Carmel, 23
- Plan your journey with the official TMB route planner
Other access options
Bus or metro to get to Park Güell?
The bus usually helps cut down on walking: H6 and D40 drop you off about 10 minutes from the park, compared to about a 20-minute walk from the Lesseps or Vallcarca metro stations.
Plan your visit
Check your schedule before you go
The tourist entry to Park Güell is linked to a specific time slot. Plan for travel time and the few minutes' walk between your bus stop and the park entrance.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ about Buses to Park Güell
The official website of Park Güell recommends lines H6 and D40. Get off at Travessera de Dalt and then it's about a 10-minute walk to the park.
Head down Travessera de Dalt. You can then reach Park Güell via Avinguda del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya or Carrer Larrard. The walk takes about 10 minutes.
Yes. Line 24 is still in service and serves the Parc Güell area. It can be particularly convenient from Plaça Catalunya. However, for the general route to the park, the officially recommended lines remain H6 and D40.
Yes. The V19 line, which connects Barceloneta to Plaça Alfonso Comín, serves the area around Parc Güell. TMB even increases service on certain sections of this line on weekends and holidays during peak times.
The 116 still directly serves the Parc Güell area, but it's a neighborhood bus. The City of Barcelona has removed it from navigation apps to limit tourist saturation. To visit the park, opt for H6 or D40.
In 2026, a single TMB ticket costs 2.90 € in zone 1. The T-casual costs 13 € for 10 trips in zone 1.
Yes. A single ticket can be purchased on board with a contactless bank card. TMB also accepts payment with a compatible smartphone or smartwatch.
The bus generally allows for less walking: lines H6 and D40 drop you off about 10 minutes on foot from the park, while the Lesseps and Vallcarca metro stations are about 20 minutes on foot. However, the best choice depends on your starting point.