Sagrada Familia
Sagrada Familia
Sagrada Familia
THE LANDMARK OF BARCELONA
The Sagrada Familia is one of the most famous churches in the world. Why? Because it is Antoni Gaudí’s “unfinished” church. His masterpiece! This modernist masterpiece has been under construction for more than 138 years, and it should finally be completed in 2026!
Opening Hours:
April – September:
9.00 a.m. – 8.00 p.m
October & March
9.00 a.m. – 7.00 p.m
November – February:
9.00 a.m. – 6.00 p.m
Best Tickets:
Best of Barcelona Pass: for EUR 99
Barcelona City Pass: from EUR 94
Admission + Audioguide EUR 33,80
Admission + Guided Tour + access Tower EUR 74
Who is writing here?
I am Céline. I’ve lived here for over 12 years and have been able to visit the Sagrada Família for you several times. I have seen this beautiful church in various stages of construction and every visit is a surprise!
On this page I’ll give you a brief overview of what there is to see and how you can book your Sagrada Familia tickets!
My Rating:
The positives:
THE must-see in Barcelona! An impressive church, inside and out!
The negatives:
In high season like Easter or Summer, there is a lot going on there! Take care of your belongings while waiting outside! Pickpockets!!
Tip:
Plan your visit from home and buy online tickets in advance! There are No Tickets on-site!
Last Modified: 09.01.2025 | Céline
Sagrada Familia
Tickets
My advice
The Barcelona City Pass
Do you want to book the most important sights conveniently with one click? Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and the Hop Bus?
Then this pass is for you!
With just one purchase, you can visit all of it! Choose your desired date – so that you can discover Barcelona for yourself without stress.
- Sagrada Familia Admission + audio guide app -> Skip the line
- Park Güell Admission
- 1 day with the hop-on hop-off bus or Casa Batlló
- Audio guide app for Barcelona
- 10% off all subsequent purchases at Tiqets
Or: Barcelona Pass + Sagrada Tower access: for EUR 99
| Sagrada Familia Tickets | Price | Information | Buy Ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
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Admission + Guided Tour + Tower |
EUR 74 | Admission + Guided Tour in English, French, German or Spanish + Acces to one Tower | Book tour |
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Guided Tour |
EUR 49.50 | Admission + guided Tour in English, Duration: 90 minutes (also avaidable in IT, ES, FRZ, DE...) | Book tour |
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Barcelona City Pass from |
EUR 94 | Admission + App Audioguide for the Sagrada Famila + Admission Park Güell + Hop-Bus & more | Buy ticket |
|
Online-Ticket |
EUR 33.80 |
+ with app audio guide - without visiting the tower |
Buy ticket |
|
Hop Sagrada |
EUR 61 | Admission + App Audioguide for the Sagrada Famila + 1 day Hop-on Hop-off Bus | Buy ticket |
|
Gaudí-bundle |
EUR 66 | Admission + App Audioguide for the Sagrada Famila + Admission Park Güell + City Audio guide App + 10% | Buy ticket |
The details
at a glance
Prices
Online prices from the official site:
Entrance fee + audio guide
EUR 26 for adults over 30 years
EUR 24 for young people under 30 + students
EUR 21 for adults over 65 years
free for children under 11 years old
free for people with a 65% disability (incl. an accompanying person – just select 2 tickets from this category)
Information
Cancellations:
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before your visit.
Handling fee:
The agencies charge a processing fee for the Sagrada Familia. I have already added this to the prices for you. That way you won’t get any surprises. But if you book through the agencies, you support our work on this website. 😀
Audio Guide
The official audio guide is now an app audio guide to download to your mobile phone.
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Audio Guide
The official audio guide is now an app audio guide to download to your mobile phone.
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The official audio guide is now an app audio guide to download to your mobile phone.
This is also provided by the Sagrada Familia for my ticket agency Tiqets: to the app audio guide
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ICOM Card
You have to make a reservation at least 48 hours before you plan to visit.
reserves@ext.sagradafamilia.org
Extras are not free.
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What is there
to see?
The Sagrada Família is THE main sightseeing attraction in Barcelona. Its history and view from the outside alone are enough of a reason to go and take a look. But the inside is wonderful, too. Once you’re past the waiting period and enter, you can’t help but be amazed. You can love it or hate it – but you absolutely must see it.
In addition to the church itself, there is what’s known as an “Espai”. It helps you understand the way in which the architectural elements are linked to nature. There’s also a museum below the Basilica – don’t worry, it’s already included in the price. There you can see old photographs, drawings, models, and short films on the building of the cathedral.
You can also visit the towers – this, however, will cost a little bit extra. Also, each tower ticket is valid for only one of the towers – you can either climb to the top of the side of Gaudí’s Nativity Façade, or you can choose the side of Subirach’s Passion Façade. But only one or the other per ticket.
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more about the tickets
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Prepare your visit
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A bit of history
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IN GAUDI'S MASTERPIECE
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We’ll take you there… but for 1 minute only!
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more about
the tickets
There are countless tickets for the Sagrada Familia. With a tower, with a tour, combination tickets to save money and a lot more. I have already listed these in the table above. Here you can find them again – explained in more detail or compared to the prices on site. For even more information, you can visit the Sagrada Famila Tickets page with my on-site experiences.
Combination tickets:
Barcelona City Pass:
Admission Sagrada Familia + Admission Park Güell + 1 day hop-on hop-off bus, 10% of further tickets etc.: From EUR 94
Gaudi Pass:
Admission Sagrada Familia + Admission Park Güell: EUR 66
Hop-on Bus + Admission Sagrada Familia:
Admission + ticket hop on/hop off bus (1 day): EUR 61
Standard tickets + Audio guide:
On site: not possible
Online via the Sagrada Familia: EUR 26 (booking in Spanish and English only)
Via Tiqets: EUR 33.80 (easy to book in various languages!)
Guided tours:
On site: no
Online via the Sagrada Familia: Admission + public guided tour for EUR 30, reduced EUR 28
Duration: 50 minutes Languages: regularly in Spanish, English and French. Italian & German sporadically.
Via Tiqets: EUR 49.50 for 1.5 hours (can easily be booked for and in different languages!)
Towers:
Admission + tower + audio guide
Online via the Sagrada Familia: for EUR 36
Via Tiqets: for EUR 46.80 (can easily be booked in different languages!)
Access to one side: either Gaudi’s birth side or the Passion facade Subirachs.
Some advice
on preparing your visit
The Sagrada Família has changed the admission during the Covid-Pandemic. You used to be able to buy tickets on site. This is not possible at the moment. All bookings have to be done online!
There are timed tickets only, and only a limited number of people will be granted access at any given time. This means for you:
1. Purchase your timed ticket online, ahead of time. You can plan your day much better if you do – for instance, you can click here, purchase a ticket via Tiqets, and then simply go to Sagrada Família at the assigned time. While this will cost you some Euro processing fee charged by Tiqets, you will save time – and this is worth it!
Admission + Audio guide (via Tiqets):
EUR 33.80 for people over the age of 30
EUR 31.20 for people under the age of 30
EUR 27.30 for people over the age of 65 years
2. You can use Tiqets to purchase not only an admission ticket, but a tour, too. Your tour guide will tell you everything important there is to know about Sagrada Família. The price is EUR 49.50 per person.
3. The All round-Pass: Barcelona City Pass
Admission and Audio guide to Sagrada Familia + Park Güell, Hop-on Bus for one day and more: from EUR 94
Sagrada Familia
a bit of history
The Sagrada Família is the “incomplete church” – after all, it’s been under construction for over 130 years, despite the improved construction conditions due to technology. Nevertheless, there are rumors that the church is to be completed by 2026 – the centenary of Gaudí’s death.
Construction began in 1883. Antonio Gaudí (1852 – 1926) was not initially in charge of construction. Instead, the project was headed by Francesc de Paula del Villar, who moved on to other projects as early as 1884. Gaudí then took over for the next 42 years! The last 12 years of his life were completely dedicated to the Sagrada’s construction, he even lived on-site!
Under Gaudí’s tenure, the Apsis (1891-1895), part of the cloistered courtyard, the part known as the Temple school (1909 – 1910), and, the most important part, the Nativity Façade (1925), were completed. After Gaudí’s death, the Nativity Façade’s bell towers were completed. And then came the Spanish Civil War.
It took until 1954 for construction to start up again, in the western part – the Passion Façade, which shows the sufferings of Jesus Christ. The Catalan artist Josep Maria Subirach took over the sculpting work in 1986.
Currently, the Glory Façade and the remaining towers (the final number will be 18) are being built, following plans made by Gaudí.
However, Gaudí’s Nativity Façade remains the thing the Sagrada Família is famous for.
Nowadays, the admission fees go towards the construction project.
Official website of the Sagrada Família (EN): sagradafamilia.org/en/
Text and image rights: © Céline Mülich, 2013 – 2025
