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Enjoy art in the Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece
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#1 Attraction in Barcelona
Enjoy art in the Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece
Tickets to visit the Sagrada Familia
Find the best available tickets and tours of Sagrada Família Barcelona, Gaudi’s must-see masterpiece. Purchasing a ticket for the Sagrada Familia in advance significantly enhances the convenience and enjoyment of your visit. By planning ahead and securing your entry online, you can avoid the long lines and ensure that your schedule remains flexible, allowing you to make the most of your time in Barcelona.
There are various types of tickets available to cater to different interests and preferences. Whether you opt for a basic entry ticket, a guided tour for an in-depth exploration, or a combination ticket that includes access to the towers for breathtaking views of the city, there is an option to suit every visitor. This flexibility allows you to tailor your experience to your needs, making your visit to this architectural masterpiece as seamless and enjoyable as possible. Planning and purchasing your Sagrada Familia ticket in advance is a smart step towards a hassle-free and memorable trip.
Entry ticket + towers access
- Fast-Track entrance tickets
- Complete audioguide
- Access to the towers
Guided Tour in English
- Fast-Track entrance tickets
- Complete audioguide
- Tour with official guide
Other tickets
Hop On Hop Off
- Access to multiple routes
- Complete audioguide
- Discounts up to 250€
Visit the Sagrada Família
Welcome to Sagrada Família, an exquisite temple designed by Antoni Gaudí. This iconic Roman Catholic minor basilica is part of a larger UNESCO World Heritage Site. In combining both Gothic and Art Nouveau architectural traits, Gaudí spearheaded the project that would become one of his largest and best-recognised accomplishments. It is currently estimated that Sagrada Família will be complete in 2026, a century after Gaudí’s passing.
Join us for a tour of this intangible piece of Barcelona’s architectural heritage, touching on the different features that make it so special and discovering how geometric designs were welcomed into the heart of Gaudí’s masterpiece.
Everything you need to know before visiting Sagrada Familia
Before embarking on your journey to visit the iconic Sagrada Familia, there are several essential aspects to consider to ensure a fulfilling and memorable experience. Firstly, it’s crucial to plan your visit in advance, as this architectural masterpiece attracts millions of visitors annually. Purchasing tickets online ahead of time not only guarantees entry but also allows you to skip the long queues, providing more time to explore this marvel at your own pace.
Once inside, prepare to be awe-struck by the sheer grandeur and intricate details of Antoni Gaudí’s visionary masterpiece. From the towering spires to the ornate facades adorned with biblical scenes and symbolism, every element of the Sagrada Familia tells a story of faith, nature, and the human spirit. Take your time to admire the interplay of light and color streaming through the stained glass windows, casting a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of hues across the cavernous interior.
As you wander through the nave and aisles, immerse yourself in the rich history and symbolism woven into every corner of this architectural marvel. Learn about Gaudí’s groundbreaking design principles and his deep reverence for nature, which inspired the organic forms and motifs found throughout the Sagrada Familia. Gain insight into the decades-long construction process, which has been carried on through generations of craftsmen and artisans dedicated to realizing Gaudí’s vision.
Beyond its architectural significance, the Sagrada Familia serves as a profound spiritual sanctuary, inviting visitors of all backgrounds to reflect and contemplate amidst its sacred spaces. Whether you’re drawn to its towering spires reaching skyward or the tranquil ambiance within its walls, a visit to the Sagrada Familia is sure to leave a lasting impression on your heart and mind
HISTORY OF SAGRADA FAMÍLIA
With a long and storied past, there is a lot to be discovered at Sagrada Família. Originally, the project itself was dreamt of by Josep Maria Bocabella, a bookseller who found inspiration during his time in the Vatican. The design itself was created by Francisco de Paula del Villar, whose plans were for a piece of Gothic architecture.
More than a decade after Josep Maria Bocabella visited the Vatican, Antoni Gaudí took control of the project. Naturally, he had very different plans in mind. Taking years to perfect this architectural masterpiece, Gaudí passed away in 1926. Current estimates place Sagrada Família being complete in 2026, a century after Gaudí’s passing.
Other things to do in Barcelona
Nearby attractions. Before or after visiting the Basilica you may wish to visit the also nearby Park Güell and especially the Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, an architectural complex that is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Both works were created by Gaudí, Park Güell being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, while the Hospital was declared in 1997.
Additionally, you may be interested in visiting the Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, beautiful works that also belong to the Modernism movement. Also, if you are transported by the beauty of the Gothic that emitted the portals of the Basilica, you may wish to visit the Cathedral of Barcelona, which is located approximately ten blocks southeast of the Sagrada Familia.
Hop On Hop Off Ticket
- Access to multiple routes
- Complete audio guide in more than 16 languages
- City map with a detailed guide
- A discounts card having more than €250 on different activities
Montserrat tourist bus ticket
- Multilingual guide on board
- Introductory visit to the abbey
- Montserrat rack railway
- Cancellation option
La Roca Village Shopping Express Ticket
- Multilingual guide on board
- EVIP card
- Barcelona – La Roca Village return ticket
- Cancellation option
Barcelona daytrips
Barcelona, with its vibrant culture, stunning architecture, and beautiful coastline, is a destination that captures the hearts of travelers from around the world. However, beyond the bustling streets of this Catalonian capital lies a wealth of picturesque towns, serene beaches, and historical sites that make for perfect day trips. Exploring the surrounding areas of Barcelona allows visitors to experience a different pace of life and discover the rich diversity of the region. From the charming fishing village of Cadaqués to the lively beach town of Lloret de Mar, the breathtaking Costa Brava, the historical city of Girona, and the medieval allure of Tossa de Mar, these destinations offer a blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and unique attractions that are just a short journey away from Barcelona. In this guide, we will take you through some of the best day trips you can embark on from Barcelona, each offering its own unique charm and unforgettable experiences.
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