Antoni Gaudi planned and directed the construction of the Park Güell from 1900 to 1914 for Eusebi Guell, a residential park for sixty single-family residences. The project, however, was unsuccessful and the park became city property in 1923. By that time, only two out of sixty planned houses had been built. Today?s Gaudí House Museum is one of those two houses, that the architect bought in 1906. Though never fully completed, it still remains one of Gaudi?s most colorful and playful works. In 1984, Park Güell became a UNESCO World Heritage site for its historical, architectural, and artistic uniqueness.

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