Sagrada Familia
Of all Antoni Gaudi's architectural masterpieces, the Sagrada Familia is considered to be Barcelona's crown jewel. The church's imposing structure, intricate work, stained glass windows & views from the top make a must-visit. With Sagrada Familia tickets, enjoy fast-track entry, guided tours, and combo experiences.Top Experiences
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1 hr - 2 hrs
3 hrs 30 mins - 4 hrs 30 mins
Inclusions
Fast-track escorted entry to Sagrada Familia
1-Hr guided tour of Sagrada Familia (optional)
30-min introductory commentary
Expert English-speaking guide
Access to the Sagrada Familia Museum
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1-hour guided tour of Sagrada Familia with fast-track entry
Expert English, Spanish or French-speaking guide
2-hour bilingual tour with English and Spanish-speaking guide (optional)
1.5-hour bilingual tour with English and French/German-speaking guide (optional)
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Guided tour of Sagrada Familia and Park Güell with entry
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Sagrada Familia Guide
Sagrada Familia Guide
One of the most iconic churches in Europe, Sagrada Familia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that sees hundreds of visitors each day. Let’s take a look at Sagrada Familia tickets, tour highlights, timings and more.
Sagrada Familia Ticket and Tour Options Explained
Sagrada Familia Ticket and Tour Options Explained
A standard Sagrada Familia fast track ticket will gain you entry into the Basilica. Visitors can choose from a number of ticket options such as skip-the-line tickets, Sagrada Familia guided tour tickets, and combo tickets. Access to the towers, however, is not included in these tours unless specifically mentioned. Therefore, visitors need to purchase a ticket with tower access if they wish to visit climb up the Nativity or Passion facades.
Please keep in mind that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, entry into the Sagrada Familia will be restricted. All visitors are encouraged to purchase their tickets online. All visitors are required to arrive on time and wear masks for the entire duration of their visit.
Fast Track Entry Tickets
Fast Track Entry Tickets With Tower Access
Guided Tours
Combo Tickets
Sagrada Familia fast track entry tickets offer instant access to visitors, allowing them to bypass queues. Visitors can access the basilica with these tickets. They come with an audio guide whose language you can select at the venue. While the fast track entry tickets do not grant you entry into the Sagrada Familia Towers, you can admire them from the outside. Keep in mind that if you do wish to climb up the towers, you will have to purchase tickets with tower access.
Why go for these tickets?
- Gain access to the Sagrada Familia basilica and admire its beautiful interiors.
- These tickets offer skip-the-line priority access to one of the most popular attractions of Spain.
Recommended Experiences
Beat the crowd with this fast track entry ticket and gain instant access to the Sagrada Familia. Once inside, there is much to admire.
Explore the legendary Sagrada Familia with the help of an audio guide in your preferred language and marvel at the brainchild of architect extraordinaire Antoni Gaudi. Standard Sagrada Familia tickets do not include entry to the Sagrada Familia Towers so you need to purchase separate tickets if you wish to climb up the Nativity or the Passion facade. Once atop either of these towers, you will be greeted with an unrivaled view of Barcelona.
Why go for these tickets?
- These tickets come with fast track entry into Sagrada Familia.
- In addition to the basilica, you will also get access to one of the towers.
Recommended Experiences
Enjoy fast track access to Antoni Gaudi's prized creation and climb to the top of either the Nativity or Passion facade tower, according to your preference.
Make the most of your visit to the Sagrada Familia with a guided tour. Allow your professional guide to show you all the important attractions and regale you with fascinating tidbits about the history of the basilica. Your Sagrada Familia guided tour comes with priority access, allowing you to avoid queues. With a local expert by your side, learn about the intricacies of Gaudi's masterpiece and delve into the world of the magical basilica.
Why go for these tickets?
- These tickets come with a local expert who will make sure that you do not miss out on any must-see attractions of Sagrada Familia.
- Your professional guide will tell you more about this masterpiece of Gaudi’s.
Recommended Experiences
Explore the crown jewel of Barcelona and enjoy a guided visit to Sagrada Familia and enjoy unparalleled views of the city atop the towers.
Barcelona has much more to see apart from Sagrada Familia. If you would like to further explore, opt for Sagrada Familia combo tickets that provide you access to other popular attractions like Montserrat Basilica and Park Guell. These tickets are a great option for those who are in the city for a short while and would like to explore more.
Why go for these tickets?
These tickets give you priority access to some of the most popular attractions in the city.
Save both time and money with these combo tickets.
Recommended Experiences
Visit two of Barcelona’s most revered attractions on the same day, Sagrada Familia and Montserrat monastery. Your professional tour guide will help you learn more about the cultural significance of both attractions.
Plan Your Visit
Plan Your Visit
Visiting Sagrada Familia can prove to be an overwhelming experience due to its popularity. However, here is all the information you’ll need for a seamless visit.
Timings
Getting to Sagrada Familia
Entrances
What are the opening hours of Sagrada Familia?
Sagrada Familia opening hours will vary depending on the month of your visit.
November - February from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
March from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
April - September from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM
October from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
December 25 & 26 and 1 & 6 January from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
November - February from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
March from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
April - September from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM
October from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
December 25 & 26 and 1 & 6 January from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
What are the Sagrada Familia Mass timings?
Saturday and on the eve of holy days of obligation- 8:00 AM
Sunday and on holy days of obligation - 9: 00 AM
Sunday and on holy days of obligation - 9: 00 AM
How long does it take to tour Sagrada Familia?
It takes at least 1.5 hours to explore Sagrada Familia. If you wish to climb the towers, it is wise to keep aside another hour.
How do I get to Sagrada Familia?
Reaching Sagrada Familia is quite easy as the network of public transport is quite well connected. You can choose to take the bus or the metro depending on your convenience.
How do I get to Sagrada Familia by metro?
Metro lines L2 and L5 will take you to Sagrada Familia.
Nearest Metro Station: Sagrada Familia.
Nearest Metro Station: Sagrada Familia.
Can I get to Sagrada Familia by bus?
Yes. You can take buses 19, 33, 34, 43, 44, 50, 51, B20, or B24 to reach Sagrada Familia.
How many entrances does Sagrada Familia have?
Sagrada Familia has two entrances, one near the Nativity facade and one near Carrer de Sardenya road.
Is there a ticket counter at Sagrada Familia?
Yes. If you wish to purchase tickets, head over to the entrance near Carrer de Sardenya road. You will find a ticket counter there. However, if you have a pre-purchased ticket, you can access the attraction through the Nativity facade entrance.
Which entrance is used for Sagrada Familia group tours?
If you have tickets for a group tour, head over to the group entrance at Carrer de la Marina. You will also find a ticket counter there where you can make group bookings.
Explore Sagrada Familia
Explore Sagrada Familia
Read on to find out what makes Sagrada Familia Barcelona’s most visited landmark.
Nativity Facade
Through the Nativity facade, Gaudi has beautifully depicted the birth of Christ. Here, one can find elements of Christianity such as the depictions of the Three Wise Men, the Tree of Life, the Holy Trinity and more. Gaudi has also borrowed heavily from nature, with motifs of plants and human figurines carved across the length of the tower. The Nativity facade is a sprawling structure decorated with intricate artworks and carvings, and consists of four towers and three doors.
Passion Facade
If the Nativity facade depicts the birth of Christ, the Passion facade represents the passion and death of Jesus Christ. Considerably simpler in look as compared to the Nativity facade, the Passion facade is nevertheless a sight to behold. Gaudi has made use of plain stones and geometric shapes to enhance its simplicity. Interestingly, the Passion facade consists of four towers, each representing the four Apostles - James, Thomas, Philip, and Bartholomew.
Spiral Staircase
In sync with Gaudi’s brand of architecture, the spiral staircase borrows heavily from nature. Fashioned to represent a snail, this staircase consists of 504 stairs and is used while coming down from either one of the towers. These railing-free stairs are extremely safe and a pure testament to Gaudi’s architectural brilliance.
The Interior
The interiors of Sagrada Familia draw inspiration from both Christianity and nature. Symbolisms of both these elements can be found throughout the structure, from its tree-like columns and shell-shaped stairs to the Latin cross-shape of the basilica. The architecture of the Sagrada Familia is that of the Gothic style.
The Architecture
The original design of the Sagrada Familia consisted of eighteen spires, one for each of the twelve Apostles, the Virgin Mary, the four Evangelists and Jesus Christ. The tallest spire represents Jesus Christ and stands at a height of 560 feet. Interestingly, since Gaudi believed that no man-made structure should surpass the creations of God, he built the structure in such a way that it would be one-meter shorter than Barcelona’s highest point.
Sagrada Familia Tickets FAQs
Sagrada Familia Tickets FAQs
Which Sagrada Familia towers are open to the public?
The Nativity Facade and Passion Facade are open to the public.
Do I need to buy a separate ticket for the Sagrada Familia Towers?
Yes. Towers are not included in the standard admission ticket and must be bought separately.
Is photography allowed inside Sagrada Familia?
Yes. Photography is allowed inside the Basilica.
How long in advance can I purchase my Sagrada Familia tickets?
Sagrada Familia tickets can be bought roughly two months before the visit.