Do you want to have all the "Highlights" of Barcelona in one booking? Then take a look at the Barcelona City Pass. With one booking only you can visit the Sagrada Familia, the Park Güell, get one or two days on the Hop-on Hop-off Bus and airport transportation from and to El Prat!
After the booking you get a 20% discount on further Sights and once in the city you can discover Barcelona with the App you will receive! |
Sagrada Familia Tickets |
Price |
Important information |
17 €* + fee |
- without Audio guide -without tower - can't be added on-site |
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25 €* + fee |
No audio guides for children under the age of 12 |
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32 €* + fee |
- no children under the age of 6 allowed - children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by their parents - disabled people are not allowed up the tower (stairways) - in case of bad weather, the Sagrada Familia can close the access to the towers for safty reasons |
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34,50 € |
- Tour with other people - Duration: 1,5 hours |
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55 € |
- Tour with other people - Please take a look at the information of the tower access |
Opening hours:
April - September: 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. October: 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. November - February: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. March: 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m Price of admission: On-site: you can't buy a simple admission ticket on site Online: €17 + fee (for people over 30) €15 + fee (for people under 30) €14 + fee (for people over 65) free (for children under the age of 11, people with disabilities (above 65%) How to get there: L2 (purple line), L5 (blue line): Sagrada Família |
€32 for people over 30
€30 for people under 30 €26 for people over 65 free for children under 11 *Fee: €5.75 per Ticket |
Additional info:
- Don't be too late for the access as well as for the tower access! - You will receive the audio guide at a booth inside the Sagrada ground. - Children under 6 years are not allowed on the towers. - Children under 16 years need to be accompanied by parents - People with handicaps should know that you go up by elevator, but you have to go down a stairway! |
€17 for people over 30
€15 for people under 30 €14 Euro for people over 65 free for children under 11 Fee: €4 per Ticket Possibility to book an Audio guide App for your mobile phone for €3.75. |
Additional info:
- Make sure to be on time! - In every case: Choose your tickets wisely and check all the details. There is no refund for Sagrada Familia! |
€25 for people over 30
€23 for people under 30 €20 for people over 65 free for children under 11 *Fee: €5.75 per Ticket |
Additional info:
- You will receive the audio guide at a booth inside the Sagrada ground. - Children under the age of 12 are not allowed to take an audio guide. |
€34.50 for people over 17
€29 for children (10 - 17) free for children (0 -9) |
Additional info:
- Duration: 2,5 hours - admission ticket included |
1. Online Ticket + Audioguide:
€32.50 for people 30 and up €29.90 for people under 30 €26 for people 65 and up free for children under the 11 fees included |
Additional info:
- You will receive the audio guide at a booth inside the Sagrada ground. - Children under the age of 12 are not allowed to take an audio guide. |
2. Online Ticket + Audioguide + tower
€33.16 for people 30 and up €31.09 for people under 30 €26.94 for people 65 and up free for children under 11 fees included |
Additional info:
- Tiqets will tell you all the details in there confirming Email. - There won't be an audio guide for Children under the age of 12 - children under 6 are not allowed on the towers |
3. Online Ticket + Guided tour + Tower
€55 for people over 12 €49,50 for children between 6-11 years children under 6 are not allowed on the towers |
Additional info:
- children under the age of 6 are not allowed on the towers |
The Barcelona City Pass!The Power Pass!
There are 3 versions: 1. Sagrada Familia online Ticket + Park Güell online Ticket + Hop-on Bus + Airport Bus for €84.50 2. Sagrada Familia Guided Tour + Park Güell online Ticket + Hop-on Bus + Airport Bus for €89.50 3. Sagrada Familia with Audioguide and Tower + Park Güell online Ticket + Hop-on Bus + Airport Bus for €95 |
First steps:
1. Ticket counter 2. Admission with a timed ticket, for groups and single admissions After admission: 3. Audio guide pickup Things to look at: a. Gaudí’s Nativity Façade b. Subirach’s Passion Façade c. Gloria Façade, incomplete d. Entrance to the museum e. Entrance to the crypt f. Stairs to the Nativity side tower g. Stairs to the Passion side tower |
First try: In May, I gave it a try myself. I went to the cash register (1) at around 6 p.m. on a Sunday, and it was my turn right away. I got a timed admission ticket for 30 minutes later. In the past, I would have been admitted immediately, now I had to wait half an hour.
So I waited and showed up at the entrance (2) at Carrer de la Marina at the appointed time. There I was, of course, faced with a line. Granted, the line went through fairly quickly, but still, there were somewhere between 50 and 100 people going into the cathedral with me. This may not sound extreme to you, but if you consider the peak months of July, August, September, and October and pick a different time, things will look completely different. In early July, I spotted a line in front of the new cash register (1) for the first time. After all, even if they work faster, more people are going to show up in the next few months. This means that the waiting times between purchasing a ticket and actually entering the cathedral will become longer and longer too. I’ll have to test it again sometime soon. |
Second try, August: I waited until August before giving it another go. So I headed towards the Sagrada at around 11.45 a.m., and the situation in front of the church was an incredible chaos. People waiting at the cash register, people waiting in front of the entrance, people spending their waiting times looking at the facades. And even more people waiting to board the hop-on hop-off buses that stop here every three minutes. There was a lot going on here.
So I went to the cash register. But before I could even get in line, I was warned that the next tickets would not allow entry before 5 p.m. I still wanted to test it, so I waited. And yes, that waiting period passed fairly quickly – ten minutes and a quick question later (would I be paying cash or with a credit or debit card?), I was in the payment area. The people who wanted to pay by card were guided to some ticket machines, which I can only hope are easy to use for everyone. I chose to pay cash, and got my ticket for 5 p.m. So, as a tourist in Barcelona, I would now have five hours to kill. As you can see, it’s rather chaotic as a whole. That’s precisely why I’d recommend getting an online ticket. |
a) I cooperate with “TicketBar”. I’ve tested this myself, for both tours and online tickets. TicketBar offers the admission tickets for €19 or €21.25. (Sagrada Familia is the only sight where they have to add a little fee.) I get a little commission for that. So, if you choose to buy these here, you'll support my work on this website! Many thanks for that ;)
Tickets for people over 30: €21.25 Tickets for people under 30: €19 Tickets for seniors over 65: €18 (fees included) In this case, too, you get your ticket via E-Mail, and you can either print the PDF or show it on your phone. Keep in mind that the QR code must be legible. How it works: Just choose the date, a time and the number of tickets while booking. After the payment you'll receive an Email with the tickets. Take a look at your Spam-folder as well. b) My other agency is "Tiqets". I am currently testing their offers, but I thought it would be good to already present them to you. They too are adding a fee on the Tickets. |
This is much easier with TicketBar. The tour will take 1.5 to 2 hours so it is a little bit more expensive than the Sagrada Familia offer, but also longer! A tour is €34.50 per person, but it’s absolutely worth it. And other providers are even more expensive. The €34.50 include the price of admission, so there are no extra charges. And you can stay in the Sagrada Família once the tour is over.
The TicketBar booking system is available in English (and typically it’s also smart enough to recognize the language of your operating system – if not, you can switch it manually). Also, t won’t ask you what language you’d like the tour to be in – it’s automatically booked in the language you’re viewing the site in! It couldn’t be simpler. Tours are available daily. The exact times are included in the booking email. And if you book the tour before starting your vacation, you can adjust your other activities according to the tour time. Otherwise, you might have some overlap, which you would probably like to avoid. |
Interested in a combination ticket for the admission + audio guide + access to one of the towers?
There you go! Here you can purchase admission, tower access, and an audio guide for €38.25 (reduced price €35.75 incl. fees). * How it works: Choose a time for the admission and after the payment you'll receive an exact time for entering the tower. In most cases it's 15 minutes after the admission time. Be sure to be on time for both admission and tower!
However, I have been warned that the tower tickets in particular are often sold out well ahead of time due to very limited availability. This is true of on-site purchases and the Sagrada’s own agency too, however... |
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