The Sagrada Família is a church like no other. Outside, your guide will show you the ornate sculptures and explain their meaning. Step inside, and you're transported into a stone forest with towering columns as trees, a vaulted ceiling as the sky, and different shades of light filtering through the stained glass windows.
Want a unique view of Barcelona? Upgrade your ticket to take the elevator to the top of one of the towers and see the city from above.
Sagrada Família Large Group: Inside guided tour of Sagrada Família. Group size of up to 20 people.
Large Group Tower Upgrade: Take the elevator to the top of one of the basilica towers for panoramic views and return by stairs with our optional add-on.
Small group tour of 10 people: Guided tour of Sagrada Família in a smaller group of a maximum of 10 people.
The Nativity Façade
The place where the origins of both the basilica and the Holy Family are found. Here, you’ll explore the beginnings of this monumental project.
Stained Glass Features
Inside the central body of the basilica the stained glass windows flood the building in a rainbow of light.
The Central Aisle
Gaudí’s legendary “forest of stone” carries the dome above in the world’s largest inner church structure.
The Passion Façade
Laced in symbolism and codes to unravel, this is the West-facing side of the church where the story of the death of Christ is explored.
The School
This old schoolhouse was attended by generations of workers who have dedicated their lives to this architectural treasure.
The Museum
An underground path leads to the museum where you will get a glimpse into Gaudí’s office and gain insight into how he was inspired to design the Sagrada Família.
Sagrada Família Tower Upgrade
Subject to availability, upgrade to access one of the Nativity or Passion basilica towers for panoramic views of Barcelona. You can stay inside the basilica for as long as you like after the tour ends.
The meeting location is Carrer de Provença, 441, 08025. Meet your guide outside the Taco Bell close to the Sagrada Família Metro Station (at exit Provença).
Plan to show up 15 minutes early. The tour starts promptly, and you may not be able to catch up if you arrive late.
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