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Individual | Up to 9 people
Are you coming to visit the Basilica with friends or family and you are less than 10 people? Choose the tour that best suits your needs and explore the Basilica.
Grups | Up to 30 people
If you are a group of up to 30 people, you will be facilitated during the visit. Special access, audio equipment to better follow the visit, tour adapted to groups… You will always be accompanied by an official guide who will explain all the secrets of the Basilica. This visit is also perfect for university groups or companies not related to tourism.
Escoles | Educational visit
For students of any level up to high school, we offer dynamic visits with guides specialized in school groups.
Fast pass tickets to the Sagrada Familia
Sagrada Familia entrance and audio guide
This ticket is ideal for those who want to see the main part of the Sagrada Familia (lower level) and admire its impressive interior without visiting the towers. It includes a free audio guide, accessible through an app on your smartphone. Visitors can spend up to 2 hours inside the basilica, depending on arrival time.
Entrance Sagrada Familia with Towers and Audioguide
With this ticket you can explore both the main part of the Sagrada Familia (lower level) and one of its towers, which offer spectacular panoramic views. The ticket also includes access to a free audio guide available through a smartphone app. This ticket allows visitors to stay for up to 2.5 hours, depending on arrival time.
Sagrada Familia and expert guide
Perfect for those who want to know the basilica in depth, this ticket includes access to the main part of the Sagrada Familia, where visitors can stay up to 2 hours, depending on the time of arrival. It also includes a 50-minute guided tour led by an expert who provides information about the history, architecture and symbolism of the basilica. Guides are available in Spanish, English, French, Italian, Catalan and German.
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Tickets for a guided tour of the Sagrada Familia with an expert guide
SACRED NAME AND EXPERT GUIDE – Best for deeper understanding
If you want to really understand the significance of Gaudi’s masterpiece, this ticket offers a 50-minute expert-guided tour available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Catalan or German. After the tour, you can continue exploring the main area on your own for 2 hours, depending on your arrival time.
- Recommended for: visitors who wish to receive detailed information from an expert guide.
- Duration: guided tour (50 minutes) + free time to explore (up to 2 hours).
- Best time to visit: midday or early afternoon, when the interior is beautifully illuminated by the stained glass windows.
Sagrada Familia Highlights
Basilica
In 1883, Antoni Gaudí was commissioned to design the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, a church dedicated to the Sagrada Familia. Dedicated to this project until his death in 1926, Gaudí laid its foundations and made models, knowing that he would not see it finished. His plans have guided architects ever since and, more than 140 years later, the Sagrada Familia remains unfinished, although it is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí’s death.
Interiors
Like the rest of the basilica, there is much to see inside. The interior of the basilica, testimony to Gaudí’s genius, combines Gothic naturalism with sacred symbolism and motifs from nature. The Latin cross plan, with its five-nave nave, three-nave transept and large ambulatory, reflects Gaudí’s visionary style. The church’s columns, like towering tree trunks, rise to a vaulted canopy that evokes a majestic forest, while the stained glass windows project a divine kaleidoscope of light. Here, one truly feels in the presence of the Almighty.
Facades
The Sagrada Familia has three monumental facades, each related to the life of Jesus Christ:
The Nativity Façade represents the birth of Christ and was the first part of the church built by Gaudí.
The Passion Façade represents the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Christ.
The Façade of Glory represents the eternal glory of Christ and is the only one that remains to be finished. It presents scenes of Christ’s ascension to heaven and eternal beatitude. Although unfinished, the glory façade is already taller than any of the other towers of the church.
Towers
The towers of the Sagrada Familia are a formidable spectacle. Of the 18 planned, 9 have been erected: the four on the Nativity façade, the four on the Passion façade and the tower of the Virgin Mary. The Nativity towers look out over the eastern horizon, while the Passion towers look out over the heart of Barcelona. An elevator can take you up to the sky, but the descent must be done on foot.
Access to the towers is not part of the normal entrance; a special ticket is required to enter the church and climb the Nativity or Passion Façade tower.
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