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The Sagrada Familia temple is an architectural icon of the Catalan capital, in a visit to Barcelona it is a must. The work is one of the best representations of modernism in Spain and one of the great international symbols of the country.


The project of this minor basilica began in 1882 and is still under construction, it is expected to be the tallest cathedral in the world by 2026. Get your tickets for the Sagrada Familia and do not miss this famous monument.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sagrada Familia Tickets

Where can I buy tickets for the Sagrada Familia?

You can buy your tickets for the Sagrada Familia online through authorized platforms like sagradafamilia-tickets.org. This allows you to skip the lines and secure your entry for your desired date and time.

How much do Sagrada Familia tickets cost?

Ticket prices for the Sagrada Familia vary depending on the type of visit. General tickets start at €26, while tickets that include an audio guide or access to the towers cost more. Discounts are available for students, seniors, and children.

Do Sagrada Familia tickets include access to the towers?

Not all tickets include access to the towers. You must specifically select a ticket that includes "Access to the towers" if you want to go up and enjoy the panoramic views of Barcelona.

Is it better to buy Sagrada Familia tickets online or at the ticket office?

It is recommended to buy tickets online in advance. The Sagrada Familia is very popular and tickets often sell out, especially during high season. Buying online guarantees your entry without waiting in long lines.

Can I get skip-the-line tickets for the Sagrada Familia?

Yes, by purchasing your tickets online through official or authorized platforms, you can get skip-the-line tickets that allow you to enter directly at your reserved time slot.

Are there free tickets for the Sagrada Familia?

Yes, admission is free for children under 11, people with disabilities (plus one companion), and residents on certain special days. Advance booking is required even for free admission.

What is included in the Sagrada Familia ticket?

A basic ticket includes access to the basilica and the Nativity façade. Some options also include an audio guide, a live guide, or access to the towers. Be sure to check what is included before purchasing.

How long does it take to visit the Sagrada Familia?

The visit to the Sagrada Familia takes between 1 and 2 hours. If you also visit the towers or take a guided tour, you may need more time.

Can I modify or cancel my Sagrada Familia ticket?

It depends on the ticket type. Some tickets allow date or time changes, while others are non-refundable. Check the conditions when purchasing.

What types of tickets are available for the Sagrada Familia?

There are several ticket types: standard, with audio guide, with an official guide, with access to the towers, and combo tours with other monuments in Barcelona. Choose according to your interest and budget.

La Sagrada Familia - Barcelona's most famous monument

Upon entering this marvelous building, the first thing that will leave you speechless is the combination of light, relief, color and spirituality.

The architect Antonio Gaudí, knew how to complement all the details in a perfect and harmonious way, both the sculptures, as well as the shape and height, adorns the cathedral with incredible precision.

From the moment you set foot inside the cathedral, the main thing that jumps out is the naturist style, a personal mark of Gaudí.

The central nave and the apse surprise all tourists with 36 columns perfectly placed in the shape of a tree, apart from other vegetative elements that combine in a unique way with the stained glass windows that flood the space with colors and shades.

Visiting the Expiatory Temple of the Sagrada Familia

For the interior of the cathedral, Gaudí used the idea of the architect who preceded him, leaving the Latin cross plan with 5 naves and the ogival elements.

These elements had a gothic style, as a representation of the great cathedrals and churches of Europe, but were transformed to give it a more novel and original style.

A dome with a height of 170 meters was built in the central nave; by the time of Antonio Gaudí’s death (1926) only the crypt, the apse wall and the Nativity door had been built.

In 1976, the painter Josep Maria Subirachs was commissioned to restore the lost splendor to the temple, decorating the facade of the Passion.

There is not a single straight line; this cathedral was conceived with the idea of being as organic as possible, you can only observe curved, twisted and rounded shapes that emulate the shape of trees from the floor to the ceiling.

The maximum height of the cathedral is 175.2 meters, making it the largest building in Barcelona, second only to Mount Montjuïc. Gaudí had the idea that no man-made work should surpass the works of God.

Museum and crypt

The tour inside the basilica leads to the crypt, where Gaudí is buried.

As you continue descending, in a sort of basement, you will find the museum, where the first sketches and plans of what would become the Cathedral are exhibited, as well as a bust and personal objects of Antonio Gaudí, as a tribute to this architect who marked an entire era.

Nativity gate

It is the only one that the famous architect finished during his lifetime. In it he was inspired to collect all aspects of nature, you can see rounded rocks, human figures and vegetative representations.

Most interesting of all, he mixed biblical scenes with divination signs that only those who understand the subject can decipher.

The Nativity door highlights the joy for the conception of Jesus, you can admire classic figures of the Sagrada Familia such as the baby Jesus, St. Joseph, the Virgin, the shepherds and the angels.

From here you can climb to a 60-meter high lookout point, with a simply spectacular view.

The apse

It occupies the third head of the enclosure, it is in the middle of the facades of the Nativity and the Passion. In the center, the chapel of the Assumption will be built, which will be connected to the cloister and will surround the entire enclosure. The original inspiration for the construction of the apse was the Virgin Mary, to whom Gaudí was a faithful devotee.

It contains 7 apse chapels that are a representation of the 7 sorrows and joys of St. Joseph. It is of Gothic style and its construction took place between 1891 and 1893.

Buy tickets to the Sagrada Familia of Barcelona

There are several types of visits, you can choose the one that best suits your budget. Buy your tickets online for the Sagrada Familia and choose the visit to the Sagrada Familia that suits you better:

  • Sagrada Familia with audioguide: Covers a tour of the entire interior of the church through an audioguide itinerary and is available in all languages.
  • Sagrada Familia with guided tour: You will take a tour of the Sagrada Familia accompanied by a local guide who will explain all the details of the temple.

Remember that the monument is one of the most visited places in Barcelona, so don’t forget to buy your Sagrada Familia Tickets.

Schedule to Visit the Sagrada Familia

Depending on the season, the visiting hours to the Sagrada Familia change.

  • From April to September from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm.
  • March and October from 9:00 to 19:00 hours.
  • From November to February from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.
  • Special dates: December 25-26, January 1-6 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.

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Did you know that the Sagrada Familia is built with French, Scottish or English stones?

Antonio Gaudí began building the Sagrada Familia with stones from the quarries of Montjuic. The lack of material from these quarries has meant that since the middle of the last century stones have been brought from quarries in England, France, Scotland or regions such as Galicia and Cantabria.

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Did you know that Antonio Gaudí was not its first architect?

The official commission of the Basilica was initially the responsibility of Francisco del Villar, who resigned a year after taking charge of the project. After that, Gaudí decided to take charge of the work, to which he dedicated 43 years of his life.

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Did you know that the Sagrada Familia claims to be the tallest church in the world?

Gaudí’s work aims to be the tallest church in the world once its construction is completed. It is expected to reach 172.5 meters and surpass the height of the main church in Ulm (Germany).

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Did you know that there is not a single straight line inside the Basilica?

The interior of the Sagrada Familia is laid out in such a way that there is no completely straight line. This is a modernist parameter that obsessed Gaudí, who tried to emulate a natural space, trees and vegetation.

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Did you know that its work is expected to be completed in 2026?

The current project aims to complete the construction of the Sagrada Familia in 2026. Just 100 years after the death of Antonio Gaudí.

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