Sagrada Familia: Fast Track Ticket + Optional Towers
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Buying guide
For the lowest rates, book directly through the official Sagrada Família site, where standard entry starts at €26. However, official tickets sell out weeks in advance, especially during the 2026 Centenary. If official slots are gone, partner platforms like GetYourGuide and Tiqets offer last-minute availability, flexible cancellation policies, and guided tour upgrades.
Provides a reliable alternative when official tickets are sold out, featuring the official audio guide app and flexible booking options.
Compare offers ↓Ensures entry with a professional guide to navigate the crowd and explain Gaudí's architecture during the high-demand 2026 Centenary.
Compare offers ↓Saves planning time by bundling guided tours and tickets for Barcelona's two most famous Gaudí landmarks in a single booking.
Compare offers ↓Tiqets GetYourGuide
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Official website (standard ticket with audio guide app starts at €26, with no booking fees)
Compare offers ↓02GetYourGuide or Tiqets, which often have separate ticket allocations
Compare offers ↓03Official website 'with towers' ticket, or Tiqets 'Fast Track + Optional Towers'
Compare offers ↓04Tiqets Guided Tour or GetYourGuide Guided Tour
Compare offers ↓05Official website, where free tickets must be added to your booking (proof of age/disability required at entry)
Compare offers ↓06GetYourGuide Combo Tour or Tiqets Gaudi Bundle
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
Individual ticket holders must enter through the Nativity Façade on Carrer de la Marina, while groups of 9 or more use the adjacent group entrance. Arrive 15–20 minutes before your timed slot, as all visitors must pass through a mandatory airport-style security check, which can take 10–30 minutes during peak times. Note that there are no ticket sales on-site; you must purchase a timed-entry ticket online in advance.
Official tickets start at €26 for standard entry (with the official audio guide app) and €36 with tower access, subject to a €2–€5 centenary surcharge starting June 2026. Reduced rates are available for students/under 30s (€24 base) and seniors (€21 base), while children under 11 and disabled visitors enter free but must reserve a zero-cost ticket online. Barcelona residents receive a 50% discount in 2026 by applying via email. Authorized partners like Tiqets and GetYourGuide charge a markup (starting around $38.78 USD) but offer flexible cancellation policies and crucial last-minute ticket allocations when official slots sell out weeks in advance.
Under-11 visitors and people with disabilities receive free Basilica entry under the official rates; the companion is also free for the standard Basilica visit. Additional services, such as guided tours or tower access, may still cost extra, and tower products list a paid companion rate. Students, under-30 visitors and seniors have reduced rates shown on the official prices page. Bring official photo ID and any proof needed for the selected discount. Special discounts that require advance processing should be requested at least 48 hours before the visit.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Yes, you can scan mobile tickets directly from the official app or a downloaded PDF. Entry is strictly timed; you must arrive within your designated 15-minute window or you will be denied entry.
Official tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable under normal circumstances. If you want the flexibility to cancel or reschedule, booking through authorized partners like GetYourGuide or Tiqets is recommended, as they offer refundable options.
The basilica enforces a strict punctuality policy. If you miss your 15-minute entry window, your ticket is automatically forfeited and you will not be allowed inside or given a refund.
All visitors must pass airport-style security at the Carrer de la Marina entrance. Large suitcases and backpacks are prohibited and there is no luggage storage on-site; strollers are allowed in the nave but must be parked if you go up the towers.
Children under 11 and visitors with a documented disability of 33% or higher (plus one companion) receive free entry. These free tickets must still be reserved online in advance to secure a time slot, and official proof must be shown at the gate.
As an active place of worship, a strict dress code is enforced. Shoulders must be covered, shorts and skirts must reach at least mid-thigh, hats must be removed inside, and swimwear or sheer clothing is prohibited.
Tower access (Nativity or Passion) requires a specific ticket, is not wheelchair accessible, and is closed to children under 6. You take an elevator up but must walk down a narrow spiral staircase; towers may close without notice due to high winds or rain.