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Antoni Gaudí in collaboration with Berenguer and Josep Maria Jujol, projected and directed between 1900 and 1914 on behalf of Eusebi Güell the creation of a residential garden city of English type, planned for 60 single-family homes

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The great entrance stairway leads to the Hypostyle Room, which was designed to be the market for the estate. It is made up of 86 striated columns inspired in the Doric order

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Outside the monumental zone of the central part of the park, running east towards the Carretera del Carmel exit, is the Pont de Baix, bridge, the first of the viaducts of the network of paths that help overcome the topography and connect the various parts of the park

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Here Gaudí's talent can be verso, since structurally the whole set is perfectly balanced. The outer columns lean toward the interior to support the weight of the unevenness of the terrain, forming a vault in elongated stone that encompasses circular UN almost pass.

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Already inside the park and to the right we find an artificial cave with a central supporting column in the way of some medieval crypts

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In one of the entrances to this famous modernist park of Barcelona, a small house is located. This is the House of the Guard, rather, what must have been the house where the guard of the housing development lived that should have been the current Park Güell