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benjamin clayborn

Benjamin

Jul 2025
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It was an awesome tour our guide was super knowledgeable and did a great job with the entire guided tour and kept everyone engaged.
Isik Robert

Isik

Jun 2025
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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
CO

Yorlady

Colombia
Jun 2025
5/5
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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
5/5
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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
NL

Theodorus

Netherlands
Apr 2025
4/5
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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
5/5
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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
4/5
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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
5/5
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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.

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Things to know before you buy your Sagrada Familia tickets

  • Skip those famously long Sagrada Familia lines with fast-track tickets, especially handy during peak season when queues can snake around the block. Want to know what you’re looking at? You can upgrade with a multilingual audio guide or opt for a friendly host who’ll give you a 30-minute intro and help you through the entry process.
  • For more depth, take guided tours in English, Spanish, French, or German. If you want epic city views, choose the guided tour with tower access.
  • While you're in the area, why not make a day of it? Book a combo ticket or guided tour that covers both Sagrada Familia and Park Güell—two Gaudí masterpieces with one easy booking.

Which Sagrada Familia ticket is best for you?

Tour guide with tourists at Sagrada Familia entrance on a sunny day in Barcelona.

Fast-track tickets

If you are short on time

Skip the long queues and head straight inside with fast-track entry. Want a bit more insight without joining a tour? Add a hosted entry for a quick 30-minute intro, or plug into a multilingual audio guide and explore at your own pace.

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  • Sagrada Familia fast-track tickets
Guide explaining stained glass windows to tourist inside Sagrada Familia, Barcelona.

Guided tours

If you want to dive deeper

Take the guided tour to dive into Gaudí’s vision, the symbolism in every arch, and the century-long journey of construction. Tours are available in English, Spanish, French, and German. Opt for small groups for a more intimate experience or tower access for sweeping views of Barcelona.

Recommended tours:

  • Sagrada Familia fast-track guided tour
  • Sagrada Familia fast-track guided tour with Tower access
Park Güell mosaic benches and Sagrada Familia spires in Barcelona guided tour.

Combo tickets

If you want to tick two Gaudi icons at once

Park Güell and Sagrada Familia are just 2.3 km apart, so it makes perfect sense to visit both while you're in the neighborhood. Choose a combo tour with a guide (and optional transfers), or explore solo with fast-track tickets and audio guides.

Recommended tickets:

  • Combo: Park Guell + Sagrada Familia fast-track tickets
  • Combo: Park Guell + Sagrada Familia fast-track guided tour
  • Headout Barcelona Pass: Access 3 attractions with audio guide

Sagrada Familia highlights

Sagrada Familia Nativity Facade in Barcelona showcasing intricate sculptures and architectural details.
Sagrada Familia Passion Facade sculptures in Barcelona, Spain, showcasing intricate biblical scenes.
Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
Sagrada Familia towers with intricate spires in Barcelona, view from guided tour access point.
Altar piece with crucifix in Sagrada Familia, Barcelona.
Sagrada Familia interior with towering columns and colorful stained glass windows.
Sagrada Familia museum visitor observing architectural model display.
Sagrada Familia Crypt interior with intricate stone carvings, Barcelona, Spain.
Sagrada Familia interior view of ornate columns and ceiling in Barcelona.
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Nativity facade

This was the only facade that was completed before Gaudí himself. It’s an explosion of life, joy, and intricate detail. You’ll see scenes from Jesus’s birth carved into stone like a living Christmas card, with vines, animals, and angels everywhere you look.

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Passion facade

In contrast, the Passion Façade is stark and dramatic, telling the story of Christ’s final days with raw emotion and sharp, angular sculptures. It’s haunting, beautiful, and makes you stop in your tracks.

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Glory facade

Still under construction, this will eventually be the grandest of them all — representing the path to God, complete with scenes of death, judgment, and resurrection. Even unfinished, you can feel its ambition.

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Towers

The Sagrada Familia Towers are a formidable sight. Of the 18 planned, 9 are complete—4 towers of the Nativity Facade's, 4 towers of the Passion Facade, and the Virgin Mary Tower.

If you opt for tower access, ride the elevator up one of the spires for unbeatable views of Barcelona. You’ll also get a close-up look at Gaudí’s quirky mosaics, twisting shapes, and dizzying heights.

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Altar and apse

The altar area, surrounded by columns and bathed in warm light, is quietly majestic. Look up to see a massive canopy-like structure with Jesus suspended from it, framed by golden lighting. Gaudí wanted it to feel celestial and it truly does!

Interiors

Step inside and prepare for your jaw to drop. 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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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.

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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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.

Decode the layout with the Sagrada Familia map

Want to make the most of your visit? The Sagrada Familia map gives you a clear view of the entire layout, from the iconic Nativity and Passion facades to the interior chapels, museum areas, and elevators to the towers.

You’ll know exactly where to pause for the best views, what’s accessible, and how to navigate your way between different sections of this sprawling basilica.

Sagrada Familia map showing entrances, exits, and key areas like the Nativity Façade and Basilica interior.

Plan your visit to Sagrada Familia

Tour guide explaining Sagrada Familia details to tourists inside the basilica.
  • November to February: Monday to Saturday from 9am to 6pm. Sundays from 10:30am to 6:00pm.
  • March and October: Monday to Friday from 9am to 7pm. Saturdays from 9am to 6pm. Sundays from 10:30am to 7:00pm.
  • April to September: Monday to Friday from 9am to 8pm. Saturdays from 9am to 6pm. Sundays from 10:30am to 8pm.
Detailed Sagrada Familia timings
Colorful stained glass windows inside Sagrada Familia, Barcelona.
  • The best time to avoid crowds at Sagrada Familia is in the mornings between 9am to 10am. 
  • 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
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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Sagrada Cathedral interior during mass

An international mass is held at the Basilica of the Sagrada Família on Saturdays, Sundays, and 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: Every Sunday at 9am

The Sagrada Familia also holds regular crypt masses in Spanish and Catalan, along with special invite-only services on major religious days.

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Sculpture and entrance detail at Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, during a guided tour.
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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Guided tour of Sagrada Familia

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.

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Tour guide explaining Sagrada Familia details to visitors in Barcelona.
  • 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. 
Plan Your Visit
Girl in a wheelchair holding a smartphone on a city sidewalk.
  • Sagrada Familia is wheelchair accessible. The main areas of the basilica, including the ground floor, museum, and shop, can be comfortably accessed by visitors with reduced mobility. There's a designated entrance for wheelchair users, and ramps and elevators are available where needed.
  • Unfortunately, the towers aren’t accessible by wheelchair or for those with mobility issues, as there is elevator for going up and you have to take the stairs for the descent. These narrow stairs are not accessible to wheelchair users or people with limited mobility.
  • To make your visit smoother, it’s a good idea to inform staff at the entrance if you need any special assistance. They’re generally accommodating and kind.
Tour guide at Sagrada Familia, Barcelona

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 rules
Tapas and drinks on a table.

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.
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Zoom into the magic with Sagrada Familia photos

Tour guide explaining Sagrada Familia's stained glass interior to visitors.

Early morning sunlight filters through the stained glass, casting warm golds and ambers across the pews.

Crucifix and canopy inside Sagrada Familia, Barcelona.
Women descending spiral staircase inside Sagrada Familia tower, Barcelona.

Visitor tips

  • Sagrada Familia is one of the most visited landmarks in Spain, and entry slots do sell out, especially for the towers and guided tours. Book your tickets online in advance to lock in your preferred time.
  • The first hour after opening and the last hour before closing are the quietest. Early morning gives you softer light inside, while late afternoon offers a golden-hour glow through the stained glass.
  • Before entering, walk around the entire exterior of the basilica. Each façade is completely different in theme, emotion, and style. It’s like walking through three centuries of storytelling.
  • Grab a physical or digital Sagrada Familia map to plan your route inside and spot things you don’t want to miss.
  • Photos are allowed inside, but please turn off flash and keep your voices low — this is still a place of worship and reflection.
  • It’s a functioning basilica, so avoid wearing sleeveless tops. You don’t need to go full formal, but make sure you cover your shoulders and knees.
  • Don’t skip the small on-site museum. It offers insights into Gaudí’s models, construction plans, and the evolution of the basilica. And yes, the gift shop is great for design lovers.
  • Mass is held in the crypt and occasionally in the main basilica. Entry is free for mass, but seating is limited. It’s a unique chance to see the space in its intended use.
  • Construction is ongoing—it’s part of the charm! Don’t be disappointed if certain areas are closed off. You’re witnessing a living, evolving masterpiece in action.
  • While there is a lift to ascend the towers, you will need to rely on a steep staircase to climb down. For this reason, children below the age of 6 and people with disabilities are discouraged from entering the tower. 
  • Plaça de Gaudí and Plaça de la Sagrada Família are peaceful green spots across the street— ideal for relaxing after your visit or getting some stunning reflection shots of the basilica.
Casa Mila in Barcelona with unique stone facade and wrought iron balconies.

La Pedrera (Casa Milà)

1.5 km away from Sagrada Familia

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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Park Güell entrance with mosaic walls and visitors in Barcelona, Spain.

Park Güell

2.1 km away from Sagrada Familia

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

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Crowded street scene on La Rambla, Barcelona, with kiosks and historic buildings.

La Rambla

2.8 km away from Sagrada Familia

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

Placa Reial in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter with palm trees and people gathering.

Gothic Quarter

3.1 km away from Sagrada Familia

Immerse yourself in the city's history with a stroll through this medieval neighborhood.

Barceloneta Beach view in Barcelona, part of a 2-day itinerary experience.

Barceloneta Beach

3.5 km away from Sagrada Familia

Enjoy the sun and sand at this popular beach, perfect for relaxing or water sports.

Frequently asked questions about Sagrada Familia tickets

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

The standard admission ticket does not include access to the Sagrada Familia Towers; you must buy a separate ticket to climb one of the two open towers. These tickets take you on a guided tour of the basilica and allows you to climb one of the facade 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 time should I arrive for my ticketed slot?

Arrive at least 15–20 minutes before your selected time slot. Late arrivals may not be granted entry, especially during peak season.

Is entry free for children?

Children under 11 years old can enter for free; however, a free ticket must still be reserved for them when booking online.

How long should I plan to spend inside?

Most visitors spend 1.5 to 2 hours inside, depending on whether they’ve booked a guided tour, added tower access, or plan to visit the crypt and museum.

Can I attend a mass at Sagrada Familia?

Yes, but only at designated times. Public mass is usually held in the crypt, and occasionally in the main basilica. Entry is free, but seating is limited, and quiet observation is expected.

What happens if it rains?

The basilica is mostly indoors, so rain won’t affect your visit. However, tower access may be suspended in case of bad weather or high winds, and refunds for tower portions may be issued in such cases.

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Sagrada Familia facade with intricate stone carvings and spires in Barcelona, Spain.

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Stained glass windows inside Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, showcasing vibrant colors and intricate designs.

Inside Sagrada Familia

Sagrada Família illuminated in purple at night, long exposure, Barcelona, Spain.

Christmas at Sagrada Familia

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