Sagrada Familia

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Check the official Sagrada Família site first for your intended visit date and verify the current ticket-release timing. If your preferred date or product is unavailable, compare the visible GetYourGuide and Tiqets listings and confirm the exact inclusions, meeting details, final checkout total and cancellation terms before checkout.

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Sagrada Família with Guided Tour - Companion (Individual, includes Audioguide app)

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Entry Ticket with Audio Guide

Limited slots Refund terms at checkout
per ticket€34
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Priority Entry & Expert Guided Tour

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per ticket€45
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Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

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per ticket€55
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Priority Entry with Optional Towers Access

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per ticket€57
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Guided Tour of Sagrada Familia with Optional Tower Access

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per ticket€57
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Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

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per ticket€119
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Last-minute standard entry with audio guide

Provides a reliable alternative when official tickets are sold out, featuring the official audio guide app and flexible booking options.

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In-depth guided tour with skip-the-line access

Ensures entry with a professional guide to navigate the crowd and explain Gaudí's architecture during the high-demand 2026 Centenary.

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Combining Sagrada Família and Park Güell in one day

Saves planning time by bundling guided tours and tickets for Barcelona's two most famous Gaudí landmarks in a single booking.

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Good to know

Practical notes before your visit.

TimingFor a quieter visit, choose an early weekday slot rather than a weekend or late-morning period. The Basilica’s stated opening hours are Monday–Friday from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, Saturdays from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and Sundays from 10:30 am to 8:00 pm; special events can occasionally change these hours. Check the official calendar for the date you plan to visit.
EntranceBring a valid ticket for the selected date and time. Bags, rucksacks, luggage and personal items are checked at entry, and the venue recommends avoiding rucksacks. Visitors with reduced mobility should use entrance B on Carrer de la Marina; wheelchairs may be requested there subject to availability.
PriceOfficial 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.
DiscountsChildren under 11 and people with a proven disability can receive free Basilica entry; one companion for a person with a disability is also free for the general Basilica visit. Proof must be shown at the entrance. Additional services such as guided tours or tower access may cost extra, and some discounts must be requested at least 48 hours in advance. Check the selected ticket type and bring the required documentation.

Planning your visit

Sagrada Familia, also known as Basílica de la Sagrada Família, is Antoni Gaudí’s extraordinary church in Barcelona’s Eixample district. The Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família is a landmark of Catalan Modernism, and its Nativity Façade and crypt form part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The name Basilica of the Holy Family reflects its dedication, while Gaudí’s Crypt also contains Antoni Gaudí’s tomb.

Inside, look up through the branching columns and coloured light before studying the Nativity Façade and Passion Façade from outside. The Nativity Façade is richly detailed and organic, while the Passion Façade features the sharper sculptural language of Josep Maria Subirachs. The Glory Façade is the principal unfinished entrance to the completed vision. The central Tower of Jesus Christ is visible as part of the skyline, but tower visits use the towers currently included with your ticket.

For August 2026, check the Sagrada Familia opening hours before travelling: the published summer schedule is generally 9:00 am–8:00 pm Monday to Friday, 9:00 am–6:00 pm Saturday, and 10:30 am–8:00 pm Sunday. Sagrada Família metro station is directly served by Metro L2 and L5. The general Carrer de la Marina entrance is on the Nativity side; Carrer de Mallorca 401 is the foundation’s address, not the standard visitor entrance. A Timed-entry ticket is essential, and Sagrada Familia skip-the-line tickets or a Fast-track entrance do not remove bag checks or security screening.

Arrive early, keep bags small, and follow the Sagrada Familia dress code: shoulders must be covered, and trousers or skirts must reach at least mid-thigh. Sagrada Familia guided tour options add interpretation, while Sagrada Familia tower access requires lifts up and stairs down; tower areas are not suitable for visitors with reduced mobility, and bags must be left in the tower lockers.

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Concrete caveats: security, bags, cancellation, time slots.

  • Entry checks: Bags, rucksacks, luggage and personal items are inspected. Food and drinks are not allowed inside, and the venue recommends avoiding rucksacks.
  • Tower preparation: Tower access uses an elevator up and stairs down; backpacks and other luggage must be left in lockers. Tower access may be unsuitable for wheelchair users, pregnant visitors, people with reduced mobility, vertigo, claustrophobia, dizziness, anaemia, or heart or respiratory problems.
  • Quiet Hour add-on requirement: From 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM, audioguides and other audio devices must be used with earphones.
  • Discount processing: Some free or discounted tickets must be requested at least 48 hours before the visit, and eligibility proof must be shown at entry.

Frequently asked questions

The things people ask most.

Can I use a mobile ticket, and does it have a time slot?

Show the ticket in the official app, as a downloaded file on your phone, or as a printout, and scan it at the entrance. Tickets are date- and time-specific, so choose a slot you can reach comfortably.

What happens if I arrive late?

Late arrival may affect access because admission is tied to the assigned time. Allow extra time for transport, finding the entrance, ticket scanning and security checks.

Can I cancel or change my ticket?

The venue’s general rule is that tickets cannot normally be returned or exchanged. Requests made at least 48 hours before the visit may be considered for unused tickets; partner offers can have different terms, so check the exact cancellation policy before paying.

Is buying from the official site better than using a partner?

The official channel may be preferable when you want venue-backed ticket conditions and direct handling of eligible discounts or free admission. A partner may suit visitors seeking a hosted tour or bundled experience, but verify the final checkout total, time slot, cancellation terms and inclusions.

What should I expect with bags and security?

Everyone must pass security before entering, and personal items may be checked. Avoid unnecessary or bulky bags; timed or priority wording does not remove security screening.

Do free or reduced-price visitors still need a timed ticket?

Free and discounted categories may still require a date-specific booking and eligibility proof at entry. Check the selected ticket type and bring the required documentation.

What is the main bottleneck during a busy visit?

The main practical constraint is timed admission: late arrival may affect access, and security still applies even with priority or skip-the-line wording. Book a slot with a buffer before other plans and keep your ticket and required identification ready.

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