Sagrada Família Tickets: How to Book the Right One (2026)
There is no ticket desk to queue at. You book a time slot online, choose basic, tower or guide, and bring ID.
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Our pick Entry ticket included N° 1
Sagrada Família guided tour with entry ticket
A guide certified by Barcelona’s tourism board, entry ticket included, at the lowest price we found.
- 1.5 hrs
- Small group
- Free cancellation
Live guide: English
Entry ticket included N° 2
Sagrada Família guided tour in six languages
Both façades and the interior with an official guide, in six languages. Regular groups are 20–30 people; a small-group option caps it at 10.
- 1.5 hrs
- Free cancellation
Live guide: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese
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Nov 2026
Entry ticket included N° 3
Sagrada Família express guided tour with ticket
A 75-minute tour in your own language with an accredited guide, then free time inside the basilica. Groups of up to 15.
- 1.25 hrs
- Small group
- Free cancellation
Live guide: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
From · per person
Nov 2026
Entry ticket included N° 4
Sagrada Família guided tour in groups of up to 9
The most-booked Sagrada Família tour on Viator: interior and exterior with a local guide, groups of up to 9, five languages.
- 1.5 hrs
- Small group
- Free cancellation
Live guide: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
From · per person
Nov 2026
Entry ticket included N° 5
Sagrada Família guided tour with tower access
The guided tour, then the lift up one tower (you walk down). Groups of up to 9, five languages.
- 2 hrs
- Small group
- Free cancellation
Live guide: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
Entry ticket included N° 6
Park Güell and Sagrada Família tour with tickets
Gaudí’s two big sights in half a day: tickets for both and a private bus between them, in groups of up to 16.
- 4 hrs
- Small group
- Transport included
- Free cancellation
Live guide: English, Spanish
Sorted by price, lowest first. Prices from the booking platform; the price at checkout is the one that counts.
A Sagrada Família ticket is a timed, named ticket bought online: the basic official one costs €26 for an adult and includes the audio guide app (official prices, checked November 2026). Sales open about two months ahead, and there is no ticket desk at the door.
In short
- Basic €26, with a tower €36, with a guide €30, with both €40.
- Children under 11 go free, but still need a free ticket for the slot.
- Book on sagradafamilia.org, about two months ahead; bring the ID that matches the name on the ticket.
- Arrive before your time: late arrivals are not let in.
Quick facts
- Opening hours
- Monday to Saturday 9:00–18:00, Sunday 10:30–18:00 (November to February); longer hours from March to October
- Basic ticket (adult)
- €26
- Under 30s: €24
- Location
- Carrer de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona
- Time needed
- about 1 hour for the basilica and museum, about 1 hour 30 with a tower
Prices and hours change. Always confirm on the official Sagrada Família website . Last checked 6 November 2026.
Which ticket should you book?
The official site sells four tickets for individual visitors. All of them include the basilica, the museum below it and the audio guide app; the difference is a tower, a live guide, or both.
| Ticket | Adult | Under 30 / student | Senior | What you add |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sagrada Família | €26 | €24 | €21 | Basilica, museum, audio guide |
| With guided tour | €30 | €28 | €23 | A live official guide |
| With towers | €36 | €34 | €28 | One tower: Nativity or Passion |
| Guided tour and towers | €40 | €38 | €32 | Guide and a tower |
Our advice: the basic ticket is enough for most people. The audio guide (the official app’s audio guide, in 19 languages: 45 minutes standard or 25 minutes express) is good, and once inside you can stay as long as you like. Add a tower if you want the view and nobody in your group is under 6 or has trouble with long stairs. Choose a guide if you want the façades explained: they are dense with stories that are easy to walk past.
Full price details, discounts and what a family pays are on our ticket price page. The tower choice has its own page: Nativity or Passion tower?
How far ahead should you book?
The official FAQ says tickets go on sale about two months before the visit. How early you need to book depends on the season:
- April to October, weekends, Easter and Christmas: as soon as your dates are fixed. Morning slots and the late-afternoon slots with the best light go first.
- November to March, weekdays: a few days ahead is often enough, but popular hours can still sell out.
Each ticket is for a fixed entry time. The official rule is strict: your ticket is valid only for the time you chose; if you arrive late you cannot go in.
Can you buy tickets at the door?
Not at a ticket desk: there isn’t one. The official FAQ says tickets are sold online only, and also that QR codes around the basilica let you buy on your phone, only if places are left for that day (official FAQ). In high season that is rare. Treat the QR codes as a last resort, not a plan.
What do you need to bring?
- Your ticket on your phone or printed.
- Official photo ID for every name on the booking: tickets carry your name and need official photo ID (ID card or passport) at the entrance.
- Proof of any discount (student card, age, disability), shown at the entrance.
- Clothes for a church and only a small bag: see dress code and rules.
What if tickets are sold out?
- Check the official site again the evening before and early in the morning: released slots sometimes reappear.
- Try another hour or day. Weekday mornings and the last slots of the day free up first.
- Book a guided tour with the entry included. Tour companies buy group slots in advance, so they often still have places when individual tickets are gone. The ones below all include the ticket.
Can you change or cancel a ticket?
as a rule no exchanges or refunds; requests go by email at least 48 hours before the visit. If a tower closes, for example in bad weather, the tower part is not refunded. Tour platforms are more flexible: most offers below allow free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
Tickets with a guide, compared
If you prefer a live guide, or the official slots are gone, these tours include the entry ticket. They are sorted by price, with what each one adds.
Next: ticket prices and discounts · opening hours · how to get there
Questions people ask
Where can I buy Sagrada Família tickets?
On the official website, sagradafamilia.org, or its app. Each ticket is for a set time and carries your name. Tour platforms also sell guided visits that include the entry ticket.
How much is a Sagrada Família ticket?
The basic official ticket is €26 for an adult, with the audio guide app. With a tower it is €36, with a guided tour €30. Children under 11 go free.
How far in advance should I book the Sagrada Família?
Sales open about two months before the visit. From spring to autumn and at weekends, book as soon as your dates are fixed.
Can I buy Sagrada Família tickets at the door?
There is no ticket desk. The official FAQ says tickets are sold online only; QR codes near the basilica sell any places left that day, which is rare in high season.