SAGRADA
FAMÍLIA
Price 2026

How much does a ticket to the Sagrada Familia cost?

The official ticket for the Sagrada Familia (basilica + audioguide) costs €26 and entry is free for children under 11. With our partners, skip-the-line tickets start from €33.80.

It is strongly recommended to book online to take advantage of the best prices and guarantee your entry on the desired day ⤵

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Today, 10 November 2026 ⤵
The Sagrada Familia is OPEN
9:00 - 18:00

Online booking is mandatory

The SAGRADA FAMILIA: visit the emblem of Barcelona!
The Sagrada Família (or Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família) is a unique basilica designed by the brilliant architect Antoni Gaudí.
The building, an emblem of Catalan modernism, whose construction began in 1882, is still under construction. In 2026, the centenary year of Gaudí's death, the Jesus Christ spire (172.5 m) was crowned on 20 February and then blessed on 10 June. No official completion date has been set.
With nearly 4.9 million visitors in 2025, it is the most visited paid monument in Spain. Its Nativity façade and crypt have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2005.

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How much does entry to the Sagrada Familia cost?

The official basilica + audioguide ticket costs €26. Other official options are the guided tour at €30, tower access at €36 and the guided tour with tower access at €40. With our partners, skip-the-line tickets start from €33.80.
Combined tickets with access to Parc Güell and/or Casa Batlló are also available for sale.

There is no ticket booth: tickets are sold online only. On site, it is possible to buy a ticket using the QR codes displayed around the basilica, subject to availability. Tickets are named; booking in advance remains the best way to get your preferred time slot.

INDIVIDUAL TICKETS

Additional information:
Prices may change: check the price displayed when booking
Tickets are free for children under 11 and people with disabilities
Visitors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult; tower access is prohibited for those under 6
Quiet hour from 9:00 to 10:00: silence is requested and earphones are mandatory for the audioguide
The basilica is a building always under construction, so visit conditions may be changed at any time.

Combined tickets and City Cards

If you are visiting Barcelona for several days, there is a good chance that you will not only visit the Sagrada Familia.
In that case, City Cards and combined tickets allow you to group several visits into a single purchase.

the different tickets explained

Parc Güell (& Gaudí House)

Built between 1900 and 1914 by Antoni Gaudí, Parc Güell has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1984.

Above all a garden, one cannot however ignore the two mushroom-shaped houses inside the park, as well as the famous salamander fountain standing in its middle.
Gaudí made an effort to follow the natural contour lines, which gives this park a very organic aesthetic.
The Gaudí Museum-House located in Parc Güell contains many pieces of furniture and objects designed by Gaudí. It can be visited with the official combined ticket Park Güell + Gaudí Museum-House.

The official entry ticket 2026 to Parc Güell costs €18 (€13.50 for ages 7-12 and over 65, free up to 6 years old and for people with disabilities) (buy here ). It is also possible, and recommended, to take a simple guided tour (buy here ) or a combined one with a guided tour of the Sagrada Familia (buy here ).

Casa Batlló

Renovated by Antoni Gaudí between 1904 and 1906, Casa Batlló is a building inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Casa Batlló is a modernist house whose facade is recognizable among all others. The wealthy textile industrialist Josep Batlló entrusted its renovation to Gaudí: it is one of his most remarkable achievements, as he harmoniously mixes many materials: stone, glass, ceramic and wrought iron.
This building is located in a block nicknamed "the discordant island" (Illa de la Discòrdia), because it brings together two other modernist houses by architects with very different styles: Casa Amatller and Casa Lleó Morera.

Ticket prices for Casa Battló

It is possible to visit Casa Batlló accompanied by an audio guide for an immersive experience in one of Gaudí's Art Nouveau masterpieces. The visit lasts approximately 1:15. Opening hours vary according to the season: check the last entry time when booking.
If you are in Barcelona, this is a visit not to be missed under any circumstances!

Casa Batlló ticket prices vary according to the date and time of visit. Reference rates recorded on 23 October 2026 for the Blue ticket: €35 for an adult, €32 for over 65 years old and €29 for 13-17 years old and students. Children aged 12 and under pay nothing.
Different visit options are available, from the Blue visit to the Platinum visit, including a special morning visit before opening.

It is possible to buy your Casa Battló tickets on site, at the ticket counters. However, it is highly likely that same-day tickets are already sold out. In addition, a surcharge of 4 to €15 per ticket applies to internet prices.
It is therefore strongly recommended to book your Casa Battló entry tickets directly online, for the date you wish.

Silver, Gold and Platinum tickets add extra spaces or content, detailed during booking. From the Gold ticket onwards, the visit includes an augmented reality tablet and the original concierge booth. Only the Platinum ticket is modifiable and cancellable for free.

Special "Be the First!" Visit of Casa Battló

Casa Battló also offers a privileged visit option, allowing access to the house from 8:30, before the official opening at 9:00. Be the first to enter Casa Batlló!
Tickets for these visits cannot be bought on site, it is essential to book them online:

• "BE THE FIRST" Visit
  A morning visit, only at 8:30 and 8:45, with very few visitors, ideal for photos
  Total duration = 1:15 // From €45 // Purchase available online only
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Sagrada Família in photos

Vaults and columns of the nave

Stained glass windows of the nave

The towers of the façade

The basilica in Barcelona

The Nativity Façade

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Sagrada Familia opening hours

It is advisable to check before your visit that no exceptional event prevents access.

Usual hours for the next 4 weeks:

• Every day except Sunday: 9:00 - 18:00
• Sunday: 10:30 - 18:00

Access to the Sagrada Familia

Address of the Sagrada Familia basilica

Carrer de Mallorca, 401
08013 Barcelona
SPAIN

GPS coordinates of the Sagrada Familia

N. 41° 24' 13"
E. 2° 10' 28"

Map / Directions:

Getting to the Sagrada Familia by Public Transport

Metro: Lines L2 and L5 to Sagrada Família station

Bus: several TMB lines serve the basilica, including lines 19, 33, 34 and B24

Basilica Entrances

• Individual entrances (groups of 9 people or fewer): Calle de la Marina // Nativity Façade
• Group entrances (groups of 10 people or more): Calle de la Marina // Group Entrance

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Accommodation near the Sagrada Familia

Many accommodation options are available within walking distance of the Sagrada Familia; you can view them here:

1. As a list via this link:
   See accommodation options around the Sagrada Familia here
   
2. In the form of an interactive map below:
   

Gaudí's House

The Gaudí Museum House, located in Park Güell (more info here ), is open to visitors with the official combined Park Güell + Gaudí Museum House ticket, sold by the park operator. The Casa Batlló (more info here ) is another notable house designed by Gaudí.

Gaudí's House was the residence of architect Antoni Gaudí from 1906 to 1925. It now hosts a museum aiming to show a more personal side of the man, not only through his work as an architect.
The Gaudí House museum opened in 1963 and gathers personal objects and documents, as well as furniture and other pieces designed under his direction.

Gaudí Museum House - Rate 2026

The official combined Park Güell + Gaudí Museum House ticket grants access to free exploration of the park's monumental zone and the museum. Its price is displayed at the time of booking on the official website parkguell.barcelona.

Gaudí Museum House opening hours

The combined ticket sets a museum entry time, chosen during booking, with a tolerance of 30 minutes. Museum capacity is limited: waiting may be required, and late arrival does not guarantee entry.
Park Güell tickets are sold for entries between 9:30 and 17:30.

Access to the Gaudí Museum House

Address of Gaudí's House

Park Güell, Carretera del Carmel, 23A
08024 Barcelona
SPAIN

Map / Directions:

Getting to the Gaudí Museum House by Public Transport

Metro: Line L3 to Lesseps station

Bus: Lines 24, 116, V19, D40 and H6

FAQ / Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to visit the Sagrada Familia?

The official basilica + audioguide ticket costs €26. The guided tour costs €30, tower access is €36 and the guided tour with tower access is €40. There is no ticket booth: tickets are sold online only, including on site via QR codes displayed around the basilique, subject to availability.

What is the best time to visit the Sagrada Familia?

Morning is often the best time to visit the Sagrada Familia. There is less crowding and the light is ideal for taking photos inside. Ideally, come at opening time at 9:00 am and make sure you have booked your skip-the-line ticket in advance.

What is the dress code for visiting the Sagrada Familia?

Smart attire is required: no transparent clothing, swimwear or hats in the basilica (unless for religious or medical reasons), and no bare feet. Trousers and skirts must reach at least mid-thigh.
Bare shoulders are not allowed in the Chapel of the Holy Sacrament.

When will the construction of the Sagrada Familia be finished?

No official completion date has been set. In 2026, the centenary year of Gaudí's death, the Jesus Christ spire, the tallest of the basilica (172.5 m), was crowned on 20 February and then blessed on 10 June.
Work began in 1882 and was regularised by a municipal building permit granted in 2019.