Kabegaminceg

The original name given to the Park Güell by Antoni Gaudí was with the English word 'park' (as opposed to the Catalan parc) The reason is that the architect was inspired by the British garden city movement of the 19th century, whereby housing communities were designed with both outdoor areas and industrial and commercial areas alongsideAccess Although Park Güell is a bit of trek from the centre of the city you'll be more than rewarded for your efforts The best way to get to the Park is by taking the MetroGet on the Green line (L3) and ride it to Vallarta stationFrom here you have about a 15minute walk up a steep hill to reach the park entranceIt is located in one of the entrance pavilions of Park Güell, one of Antoni Gaudí's most iconic works The shop's range is based on products connected with Gaudi's work and Barcelona, such as postcards and posters, Tshirts and textile accessories, jewellery and costume jewellery, decoration, reproductions and a children'