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Isik Robert

Isik

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The fast tickets were great. We got in very quickly and didn't have to queue. The time slot was also very relaxed, I didn't have to stress so much to arrive on time. The Sagrada Familia is well worth seeing but the entrance fee is overpriced!
YORLADY OROZCO GIRALDO
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Yorlady

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Jun 2025
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I loved the guided tour with the customs. And your music has been the best accompanied by the majestic nature inspired architecture 🍂 😍
Racquel Jane Embuscado
US

Racquel

United States
May 2025
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We love our guide Paula from Amigo Tours! She's funny at the same time she knows Guidi pretty well. We got inside right away and she made us feel we got her back throughout the tour. I really recommend her! She's the best.
Theodorus Nicolaas de Boer
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Theodorus

Netherlands
Apr 2025
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Wonderful experience, the Segrada Familia. Clear booking and information in advance. Guide from Headout at the right time at the agreed place, entrance was efficient. Good explanations and adequate information. Highly recommended
Wendy Wu
US

Wendy

United States
May 2025
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Our guide had so much knowledge and navigated through very efficiently showing us the key highlights in record time! Lots of visuals on his iPad too which was a good touch. He was amazing. Would highly recommend this tour to others visiting Barcelona.
Mary-Anne Stuart
AU

Mary-anne

Australia
May 2025
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We enjoyed our tour and learned things we hadn't heard on previous visits to SF. Our guide Roger was knowledgeable and good at making sure everyone in the group could hear and understand. He did talk a little too fast sometimes.
Jonathan Kent
GB

Jonathan

United Kingdom
Apr 2025
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We booked a last-minute tour of Sagrada Familia and Parc Guell on our recent trip to Barcelona as we'd left it too late to get individual tickets, and we are so glad we did! Jaime from the local partner, world of wonders, was fantastic! He was friendly, knowledgeable, a good communicator, and made it a really special day.
Anna Ysabelle L Santa Ana
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Anna

Canada
Feb 2025
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Our two hosts Violetta (for Sagrada) and Anna (for Guëll) were super lovely! Such beautiful places that we feel very fortunate to have visited and experienced. Will definitely be coming back 🥰

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Sagrada Familia | The Cathedral of Dreams

Born from the vision of one of the greatest visionaries of all time, Antoni Gaudi, the Sagrada Família stands as a testament to the intertwining of faith, art, and human aspiration. This basilica has been under construction since 1882, embodying a dream that transcends time. Each intricate detail of its organic forms and soaring towers reflects a deep reverence for the divine, inviting visitors into a space where spirituality and creativity converge.

As the sun casts its light through the stained glass, illuminating the interior with vibrant colors, one cannot help but feel the pulse of a living masterpiece—an unfinished symphony that continues to evolve, echoing Gaudí's belief that “the patron of this project is not in a hurry.” An ​architectural marvel, the Sagrada Família is a profound expression of devotion, a sanctuary of hope, and a symbol of the enduring human spirit. The tall ​towers and intricately designed facades that take inspiration from nature, are miracles to behold.

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Welcome to your guide to the Sagrada Familia! Whether you're here to dive deep into its fascinating history, explore the stunning architecture, or plan your visit, you’re in the right place. Use the links below to jump straight to the section that interests you the most. Let’s explore this iconic masterpiece together!

  1. Know before you buy your Sagrada Familia tickets
  2. Which Sagrada Familia ticket to choose
  3. Sagrada Familia highlights
  4. Sagrada Familia through Gaudi's eyes
  5. Plan your visit to Sagrada Familia
  6. Visitor tips
  7. Popular places to visit near Sagrada Familia
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  9. Did you know?
  10. Frequently asked questions about Sagrada Familia Tickets
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Know before you buy your Sagrada Familia tickets

  • Fast-track access: Many tickets offer fast-track entry, which can save you a lot of time, especially during peak hours. For example, the Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Tickets with Hosted Entry let you skip the lines and include a 30-minute introduction from an expert guide. This is perfect if you’re short on time or just want to avoid the hassle of waiting.
  • Guided exploration+tower access: If you’re interested in learning more about the history and architecture, guided tours can be very insightful. The Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Guided Tour includes a detailed tour with a small group, which means you can get more attention and ask questions. For a more flexible experience, the Combo: Sagrada Familia + Park Güell Tickets includes an audio guide, allowing you to explore at your own pace while still getting valuable information. The Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Guided Tour With Tower Access allows access to Sagrada's towers.
  • Combo tickets: Consider combo tickets if you plan to visit multiple attractions. The Sagrada Familia & Park Güell Tickets + Barcelona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour Combo is a great option. It not only saves you money but also provides convenient transportation between major sites. This way, you can see more without the stress of figuring out public transport.
  • Exploring beyond: If you’re visiting multiple sites, combo tickets that include transportation can be very convenient. The Sagrada Familia & Park Güell Tickets + Barcelona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour Combo offers a hop-on hop-off bus pass, which stops at popular attractions like Sagrada Familia and Park Güell. This makes it easy to get around without worrying about navigating public transport schedules.
  • Accessibility: Sagrada Familia is wheelchair accessible, making it a suitable visit for everyone. If you have mobility issues, some tickets like the Park Güell & Sagrada Familia Guided Tour offer wheelchair options at Park Güell as well. Always check the accessibility options available to ensure a smooth visit.
  • Cancellation policy: Be aware of the cancellation policies for your tickets. Most tickets, like the Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Tickets with Hosted Entry offer free cancellation up to 48 hours before your visit. This flexibility can be very useful if your plans change unexpectedly.
Sagrada Familia interior with intricate stained glass windows and towering columns in Barcelona, Spain.

Quick visit

If you're short on time but want a complete experience, the Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Tickets with Hosted Entry offer a great balance of fast-track access and a quick introduction without a lengthy tour.

Sagrada Familia interior with vibrant stained glass windows during a guided tour in Barcelona.

Detailed exploration

For those who want in-depth information and don't mind spending more time, the Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Guided Tour or the Sagrada Familia Fast-Track Guided Tour With Tower Access are ideal. These tours provide detailed insights from expert guides, and the latter also includes access to the towers.

Sagrada Familia and Park guell Fast Track Guided Tour Tickets

Combo experience

If you're planning to explore more of Gaudí's works and want to make the most out of your trip with convenience, the Combo: Sagrada Familia + Park Güell Tickets or the Sagrada Familia & Park Güell Tickets + Barcelona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour Combo provides comprehensive coverage of Barcelona's key attractions with transportation options.

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Intimate experience

For a more personal and less crowded experience, the Sagrada Familia Semi-Private Guided Tour with a smaller group size allows for a more intimate understanding of the basilica.

Sagrada Familia highlights

The Basilica
The Interiors
The Façades
Sagrada Familia facade in Barcelona showcasing intricate architectural details.
Sagrada Familia Museum
visitors paying respects to crypt of Antoni Gaudi
Sagrada Familia interior ceiling with intricate geometric patterns, Barcelona, Spain.
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The Basilica

In 1883, Antoni Gaudí took charge of designing Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, a church dedicated to the Holy Family. Devoted to this project until his death in 1926, Gaudí laid its foundations and crafted models, knowing he wouldn't see it finished. His plans have since guided architects, and over 140 years later, the Sagrada Familia remains unfinished, with completion expected in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.

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The Interiors

Much like the rest of the basilica, there is a lot to see inside the basilica. The basilica's interior, a testament to Gaudí’s genius, marries Gothic naturalism with sacred symbolism and nature's motifs. The Latin cross floor plan, with its five-aisled nave, three-aisled transept, and grand ambulatory, reflects Gaudí’s visionary style. Church columns, like towering tree trunks, rise to a vaulted canopy, evoking a majestic forest, while stained glass windows cast a divine kaleidoscope of light. Here, one truly feels in the presence of the Almighty.

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The Façades

The Sagrada Familia has three monumental façades, each connected to the life of Jesus Christ:

The Nativity Facade represents the birth of Christ and was the first part of the church that was built by Gaudi.

The Passion Facade represents the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Christ.

The Glory Facade represents Christ’s eternal glory and is the only one yet to be completed. It features scenes of Christ's rise to heaven and eternal bliss. Although unfinished, the glory facade is already taller than any of the other church towers.

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The Towers

The Sagrada Familia Towers are a formidable sight. Of the 18 planned, 9 have risen—the Nativity Facade's four, the Passion Facade's four, and the Virgin Mary Tower. The Nativity towers gaze upon the eastern horizon, while the Passion towers face the heart of Barcelona. An elevator may lift you skyward, but the descent must be on foot.

Tower access is not part of the standard ticket; a special ticket is required, granting entry to the church and ascent to either the Nativity or Passion Facade tower

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Sagrada Familia Museum

The Sagrada Familia Museum, nestled at the foot of the Passion façade, is a subterranean treasure trove. Here lie Gaudi’s architectural models, drawings, and period photographs, painstakingly restored after the devastating fire of 1936. Visitors may delve into Gaudi’s life and genius, beholding the models that reveal the grand scale of his visionary work.

Note: All Sagrada Familia ticket options give you access to the Sagrada Familia Museum.

The Crypt

Designed by Antoni Gaudí, the crypt beneath Sagrada Familia is a hidden gem that is often overshadowed by the grandeur of the basilica above. It contains the tomb of Gaudí himself, who was buried there after being struck by a tram in 1926.

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The Mosaic Roof

The roof of the Sagrada Familia is covered in a mosaic designed to reflect moonlight, acting as a lighthouse to guide sailors. The reflection of the roof in sunlight also makes the structure visible from many points around Barcelona.

Sagrada Familia through Gaudi's eyes

Sagrada Familia interior with towering columns and intricate vaulted ceiling in Barcelona.

The High Columns

Forests petrified, their branches reaching for the canopy of stained glass. Each one a unique entity, a testament to the infinite variations of nature’s design. They are not mere supports, but conduits, channeling the earth's energy into the sacred space above.

Stained Glass Window
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The Nativity Façade
The Passion Façade

Plan your visit to Sagrada Familia

Timing is key to a good journey, right? The opening hours of Sagrada Familia vary depending on the time of year. Generally, the basilica is open from 9am to 8pm from April to September. Find more detailed information, on our page dedicated to ​Sagrada Familia timings.

But knowing Sagrada Familia's opening hours is just the first step! Below is a detailed breakdown of everything you need to know to plan your perfect visit!

Sagrada Familia exterior with tourists entering through fast-track guided access in Barcelona.

The ​best time to visit Sagrada Familia is in the mornings between 9 AM and 10 AM when it is relatively less crowded. Noon and sunset are popular times for visitors, as the cathedral’s stained glass windows are most beautiful when the sunlight hits the colorful fragments of glass. You can beat the crowd during these hours with the help of a ​fast-track entry ticket

sagrada familia mass

An international mass is held at the Basilica of the Sagrada Família on Saturdays, Sundays, holy days of obligation, and the eve of holy days of obligation. The service lasts approximately 1 hour and is conducted in several languages. This mass is open to everyone and free to attend, however, spaces are limited.
International Mass Timings: 

  • Saturday and on the eve of holy days of obligation- 8am 
  • Sunday and on holy days of obligation - 9am 

The Sagrada Familia also hosts extraordinary Masses throughout the year. These masses can be attended by invitation only.

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Getting to Sagrada Familia
Where is the Sagrada Familia located?

The Sagrada Familia is located in the heart of Barcelona at C/ de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain. It is easily accessible by public transport options.

Getting to the Sagrada Familia by Metro

The Sagrada Familia is located in the heart of Barcelona at C/ de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain. It is easily accessible by public transport options.

Getting to the Sagrada Familia by Bus

The Sagrada Familia is located in the heart of Barcelona at C/ de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain. It is easily accessible by public transport options.

Getting to the Sagrada Familia by hop on hop off bus

The Sagrada Familia is located in the heart of Barcelona at C/ de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain. It is easily accessible by public transport options.

Sagrada Familia Entrance
Which entrance should I use if I have purchased Sagrada Familia entry tickets online?

If you have pre-purchased an individual entry ticket online, use the entrance located on the right side of the Nativity façade.

Which Basilica entrance should I use if I am coming in a group?

If you have pre-purchased an individual entry ticket online, use the entrance located on the right side of the Nativity façade.

Is entry into the Sagrada Familia timed?

If you have pre-purchased an individual entry ticket online, use the entrance located on the right side of the Nativity façade.

Can I purchase Sagrada Familia tickets at the entrance?

If you have pre-purchased an individual entry ticket online, use the entrance located on the right side of the Nativity façade.

Is there a queue to get into the Sagrada Familia? 

If you have pre-purchased an individual entry ticket online, use the entrance located on the right side of the Nativity façade.

Sagrada Familia Skip the Line tickets

You can save yourself up to 2 hours of waiting in line by purchasing a fast track entry ticket or a guided tour pass online. You will have to choose a fixed time slot for your entry at the time of booking your tickets. Simply make your way to the entry gate 15 minutes before your chosen time to go through the security checks.

Please note that while the Sagrada Familia ​Skip the Line tickets allow you to skip the general queue, the security line cannot be skipped. You will have to queue up along with the other people who have the same tickets.

Sagrada Familia Facilities
  • Audio Guides: They are available in 16 languages Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Hungarian, Korean, Swedish, Finnish, Dutch and Polish.
  • Guided Tours: Guided tours are available in English, Spanish, French and German.
  • Luggage Storage: There are no locker facilities for suitcases and bulky items. Small bags and items can be stored temporarily when visitors climb the tower. 
  • Accessibility: The Basilica has free wheelchairs available for visitors with reduced mobility, a special accessible entrance for the disabled and ramps throughout the visitor path.
Plan Your Visit
Sagrada Familia Dress Code

As it is a Catholic church, there are some clothing rules:

  • No see-through clothing
  • Shoulders must be covered 
  • Trousers and skirts must come down to at least mid-thigh
  • Visitors will not be allowed to enter wearing clothing that celebrates any sort of festivities or has decorations with religious or promotional themes
  • Visitors may not enter barefoot 
  • No hats are allowed inside the church or the museum except for religious or health reasons
Detailed Dress Code
Sagrada Familia Restaurants

You might find yourself hungry and ready for some chow after your Sagrada Familia visit, especially if you decided to climb to the top of the towers.

  • Los Bellota: Located about ​170m away from the basilica, the restaurant offers delicious tapas and wines, as well as Filipino fare.
  • Madre Taberna Moderna: Located​ 160m away from the Sagrada Familia, you can enjoy some traditional dishes like bravas, and croquetas, while enjoying the view of the basilica.
  • Paisano Bistró: This small family-run Italian bistro, located only ​230m away from the basilica is a great place to grab some pasta or pizza.
  • Bardeni el Meatbar: Located only ​240m away is the Bardeni, the first meat bar in Barcelona.
Sagrada Familia Hotels
  • Budget: No Limit Hostel Graffiti (​1 km)
  • Mid-range: Hotel Best Aranea (​750m), Hostal Felipe II (​900m), Hotel htop BCN City (​1.1 km)
  • Luxury: ibis Barcelona Centro (​350m), Hotel Well and Come (​1 km)

Festa Major de la Sagrada Família

The Festa Major de la Sagrada Família is an annual neighborhood festival held around Saint George's Day (April 23rd) in Barcelona, Spain. Named after the iconic Sagrada Família basilica, this lively event is a celebration of Catalan culture and community.

For several days, the neighborhood comes alive with a variety of cultural, religious, and festive activities. Expect to find:

  • Traditional Catalan dances: Sardanes and other local dances fill the streets.
  • Human towers (Castellers): A daring Catalan tradition where people form human towers.
  • Fire runs (Correfoc): Exciting displays of fire and traditional costumes.
  • Giant's parade: Colorful giants and big-heads parade through the streets.
  • Live music and concerts: A mix of traditional and contemporary music.
  • Street food: Enjoy delicious Catalan cuisine.

If you're visiting Barcelona during this time, the Festa Major de la Sagrada Família offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Catalan culture and experience the warmth of a local community celebration.

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La Pedrera (Casa Milà)

An architectural treasure that shines in Barcelona's crown, La Pedrera or Casa Mila is a tribute to Gaudí's genius and the city's innovative spirit

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La Rambla

This famous pedestrian street is a hub of activity, with street performers, shops, and restaurants.

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Park Güell

Another Gaudí masterpiece, this park is filled with whimsical architecture and stunning views.

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Visitor Tips

  • If you plan on visiting the Sagrada Familia, especially the ​towers, we recommend booking your tickets well in advance since tickets to the top get sold out quickly.
  • It would be best to book your Sagrada Familia tickets online. If not, you would have to wait for hours at the ticket counter, and might not get access to the towers during your visit.
  • If you would like to know the details about the basilica, including its history, construction, and other general trivia, we highly recommend opting for a guided ​Sagrada Familia tour.
  • Tickets to enter the Basilica are for a particular time slot. If you miss your allotted slot, you will have to purchase a new ticket. 
  • While there is a lift to ascend the towers, you will need to rely on some rely on a steep staircase to climb down. For this reason, children below the age of 6 are not permitted to enter. People with disabilities are discouraged from entering.

Did you know?

  • A forest inside: Gaudí was inspired by nature, and it shows. Look closely at the columns, and you'll see they resemble trees, complete with branches and leaves. Gaudí aimed to recreate a forest-like atmosphere within the basilica. The towering columns and play of light contribute to this immersive experience.
  • Number magic: Some believe that the number 33, significant in Christian symbolism as the age of Jesus at crucifixion, is hidden throughout the basilica's design.
  • Animal kingdom: Keep your eyes peeled for animal motifs carved into the stone. These creatures often symbolize different aspects of faith. For example, the Nativity facade has so many details of plants, animals, literal natural elements engraved on it.
  • Geometric intricacies: Beyond the organic forms, the Sagrada Familia is a masterpiece of geometry. Look closely at the patterns and shapes, and you'll find hidden mathematical principles at work.
  • A living organism: Gaudí envisioned the Sagrada Familia as a living organism that would evolve with time. The basilica is designed to adapt to the changing seasons and sunlight, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow.

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Frequently asked questions about Sagrada Familia Tickets

What types Sagrada Familia tickets are available?

You can purchase both standard admission tickets as well as guided tours to the Sagrada Familia. Entry tickets can be paired with audioguides while guided tours are also available in multiple languages.

What is the cancelation policy for Sagrada Familia tickets?

It depends on the Sagrada Familia ticket you choose to book. While some tickets offer a full refund on canceling tickets up to 48-72 hours in advance, for others there may be no refund available on cancelation. Please check before you make your reservation.

How long in advance can I purchase my Sagrada Familia tickets?

Sagrada Familia tickets can be bought roughly two months before the visit.

How long are my Sagrada Familia tickets valid for?

Sagrada Familia tickets are valid only for the date and time of entry you select while purchasing the tickets.

Will I get access to the towers with Sagrada Familia tickets?

Access to the Sagrada Familia Towers are not included with the standard admission ticket and you will have to buy a separate ticket to access the tower. These tickets allow you to enter the church as well as climb one of the two open towers.

Which Sagrada Familia tower will I be able to climb with Sagrada Familia tickets?

Only the towers on the Nativity and Passion Facade are open to the public. If you have purchased tickets with access to the towers, you can climb any one of the two towers.

Will I have to queue before entering Sagrada Familia church?

If you purchase your tickets online, you can enjoy your visit to the Sagrada Familia without waiting. You are still required to queue at the security since it is mandatory.

What languages are audio-guides available in with Sagrada Familia tickets?

Audioguides are available in 16 languages: Catalan (CA), Spanish (ES), English (EN), French (FR), German (DE), Italian (IT), Chinese (ZH), Japanese (JA), Portuguese (PT), Russian (RU), Hungarian (HU), Korean (KO), Swedish (SV), Finnish (FI), Dutch (NL) and Polish (PL).

What are Sagrada Familia opening hours?

Sagrada Familia opening hours vary depending on what time of the year you plan to visit: between 9am to 8pm from April to September; between 9am to 7pm in March and October; between 9am to 6pm from November to February; 9am to 2pm on 1 and 6 January, and 25 and 26 December.

Are there limitations to what I can wear while visiting the Gaudi church?

Since the Sagrada Familia is a Catholic church, visitors must dress appropriately. They cannot wear see-through clothing, shoulders must be covered, trousers and skirts should come down to at least mid-thigh, and visitors should not wear any clothing that celebrates any sort of festivities, or has decorations with religious or promotional themes.

Are there lockers for bag and luggages at La Sagrada Familia?

Only small bags and rucksacks can be temporarily stored while visitors go up in the towers. For safety reasons no suitcases can be stored at the venue.

Are wheelchairs available at Sagrada Familia?

The Sagrada Familia provides wheelchairs for disabled users.

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