Walking track · Barcelona

Gaudí's Barcelona Walk

Yes — Gaudí's three great Barcelona landmarks fit one walk. This route links Park Güell, Sagrada Família, and Casa Batlló on foot, then finishes under the Arc de Triomf, all inside a morning if you start early. The order follows the city's geography: quiet mosaic terraces first, the basilica at the heart of the Eixample, and a calm promenade at the end. Every stop is a supported Unlocked Landmark, and each verified visit earns its badge.

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Schematic route between Landmarks; straight lines, not turn-by-turn directions.

The itinerary

Stop by stop.

Start at opening time at Park Güell and let the walk end at the arch toward evening.

  1. 01

    Start here

    Illustrative Unlocked artwork of the mosaic terrace and gatehouse at Park Güell

    Park Güell

    Start at the top of the city while the terraces are still quiet. The mosaic viewpoint faces the whole skyline, so give it real time before you start walking — the park rewards an unhurried first hour.

    Plan about 45 min · Visit the Park Güell guide

  2. 02

    + 2.2 km from the previous stop

    Generated catalog illustration of Sagrada Família across a tree-lined plaza

    Sagrada Família

    Cross the Eixample grid to the basilica. Rather than trying to fit the whole building into one frame, choose a single detail — a façade, a spire, a patch of stained light — and let that be the memory.

    Plan about 45 min · Visit the Sagrada Família guide

  3. 03

    + 1.5 km from the previous stop

    Generated catalog illustration of Casa Batlló’s colorful façade on Passeig de Gràcia

    Casa Batlló

    Continue down the grid to Passeig de Gràcia. The façade rewards a slow look from across the avenue, and the street itself — cafés, Modernisme neighbours, city life — is part of the photograph.

    Plan about 45 min · Visit the Casa Batlló guide

  4. 04

    + 1.3 km from the previous stop

    Illustrative catalog artwork of the Arc de Triomf in Barcelona

    Arc de Triomf

    Finish on the Passeig de Lluís Companys promenade, where the red-brick arch stands in open space. The full-arch portrait needs distance rather than height, and evening turns the brick the colour it was named for.

    Plan about 30 min · Visit the Arc de Triomf guide

Place-earned, not photo-matched

Collect every badge on this track.

Unlocked verifies that you are really at each Landmark. Choose Unlock while you are there, and the badge is yours — the photo Memory can wait until you are home.

  1. 01

    Go to the Landmark.

    Follow the track above; every stop is a supported place in Barcelona.

  2. 02

    Choose Unlock.

    A current location sample verifies you are inside the Landmark's supported area.

  3. 03

    Finish the track.

    Each verified visit earns the Landmark's badge permanently in your Passport.

Before you go

Track questions.

Can you walk between Gaudí's landmarks in Barcelona?

Yes. Park Güell, Sagrada Família, and Casa Batlló sit within a single Eixample walk, and the Arc de Triomf closes the route. The longest single leg is just over two kilometres.

Do the stops require tickets?

Park Güell, Sagrada Família, and Casa Batlló each manage their own admission and entry times through official sites; book ahead in season. The Arc de Triomf is a free public monument. Unlocked's location check is free at every stop and never includes admission.

How do I collect the badges on this walk?

Open each Landmark in Unlocked and choose Unlock while you are inside its supported area. Verified visits stay in your Passport, so you can complete the route in one morning or across several days and create any Memories later.

Route and distances computed from Landmark coordinates. Sources checked September 2026 · Barcelona Tourism.