The tour was nice and gave a good history of the Park which did make me appreciate it more. I will say that we did not have much time to take photos in certain areas, and the park is large. When you get to the end of the tour, you cannot go back. You have to go back around if you want to re-visit an area, which is a long walk.

Our tour guide Ignacio was very knowledgeable regarding the park and Antonio Gaudi. He was also very patient with my travelling companion who was using a cane and thus moved slowly. One suggestion is to include a warning in the tour description for handicapped travellers and people who walk with canes, because the park's terrain is not well suited to such people.

Overall the park was beautiful (even on a cold January day), and we had a great time walking around the space, exploring the Gaudi designed flow and architecture. The play with natural shapes amongst the columns and structures, the way he played with lines and depth, and the overall expanse of the park were captivating and beautiful. I did feel that I didn't learn as much from out guide as I thought I was going to. Throughout the tour he kept his statements and explanations rather short, and when he asked if we had questions, I didn't know what to ask because I feel like I hadn't been led in the right direction to ask the right questions. He was knowledgeable and had lots of fun tidbits to share, but overall it was a semi-sleepy explanation of the space and I feel like I only got 85% of what I wanted.