TL;DR
  • Duration: about 4 hours for two sites and most of a day for three
  • Included: entry to each site plus a guide. Transport between sites only on the combined tours
  • Best for: first time visitors with two days in the city and no rental car
  • Book ahead: 4 to 6 weeks, because a combo needs matching slots at more than one site
  • Practical warning: separate tickets are not interchangeable, so a missed slot at one site does not move the others

How we ranked this list

We ranked by how much booking friction the bundle removes, in this order: how many sites it covers, whether transfers are included, review volume on the Viator catalogue we work with, and the starting price per site.

  • Number of sites first, because that is what a combo is actually for
  • Transfers second, since Park Guell is uphill and away from the metro that serves the other two
  • Review volume third, because combos fail on timing and timing shows up in reviews
  • Price per site last, which is the only way to tell a real bundle from a repackaged single ticket

What we left out. We left out bundles that mix a paid site with something that is free to enter, which inflates the apparent saving, and any combo that does not name every site included. We also left out city passes, since they are only worth it under travel patterns we cannot verify for you.

Sagrada Familia, Park Guell & Casa Batlo: Complete Gaudi TourFrom EUR 135
★ 4.8 · 1,294 reviews

The full three site version, which is the only one that removes both transfers and both extra bookings.

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Park Guell and Sagrada Familia Tour with Skip the Line TicketsFrom EUR 119
★ 4.8 · 6,821 reviews

The two site version, and the more realistic plan if you also want lunch and an afternoon that is not a queue.

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Barcelona all included: Sagrada, Park Güell, Montjuic & GothicFrom EUR 119
★ 4.9 · 2,541 reviews

The widest bundle we track, worth it only if a full day of walking is genuinely what you want.

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Prices are indicative starting prices per person and can change.

Combo ticket comparison

ComboSitesPriceSaves
2-site comboSagrada + Park GuellEUR 62EUR 8
3-site combo+ Casa BatlloEUR 85EUR 18
Multi-Gaudi pass+ Casa MilaEUR 99EUR 22
Premium combo+ Palau GuellEUR 115EUR 28

Recommended 2-day Gaudi itinerary

Day 1 (Sagrada and Park Guell):

  • 9:00 to 11:00: Sagrada Familia (first slot, basilica + towers)
  • 11:30 to 12:30: Coffee + metro from Sagrada to Lesseps
  • 13:00 to 15:30: Park Guell (Monumental Zone + viewpoint)
  • 15:30 onwards: Lunch in Gracia neighborhood

Day 2 (Casa Batllo and Casa Mila):

  • 9:30 to 11:00: Casa Batllo (10D experience)
  • 11:15 to 11:30: Walk Passeig de Gracia (5 minutes between Batllo and Mila)
  • 11:30 to 13:00: Casa Mila La Pedrera (rooftop chimneys)
  • 13:00 onwards: Lunch on Passeig de Gracia

Where to buy combos

Three main sources:

  • Viator: best variety of combos, free 24-hour cancellation, occasional 5 to 10% discount codes. Browse Viator combos.
  • GetYourGuide: similar prices, free cancellation, mobile tickets work offline.
  • Official sites: only sells the 2-site Sagrada + Park Guell combo, no 3-site or 4-site options.

What is included in each combo

Item2-site3-site4-site
Sagrada FamiliaYesYesYes
Skip-the-line everywhereYesYesYes
Park Guell Monumental ZoneYesYesYes
Casa BatlloNoYesYes
Casa MilaNoNoYes
Audio guide appOptionalYesYes
Sagrada towersAdd 5 EURAdd 5 EURAdd 5 EUR

Common combo mistakes

  • Buying separate tickets when a combo would save 8 to 22 euros (most common mistake).
  • Booking the 4-site combo with only 1 day in Barcelona (impossible to do all 4 in 8 hours of opening time).
  • Skipping Casa Mila to save money: the rooftop chimneys are worth the extra 14 euros.

What most blogs miss

Combo tickets show all sites in the same booking but each site has its own time slot. You select Sagrada Familia at 9:00 day 1, Park Guell at 13:00 day 1, Casa Batllo at 9:30 day 2, etc. Plan your itinerary first, then book the combo with matching slots.

Frequently asked questions

The 2-day multi-Gaudi pass at 99 euros for visitors staying 3+ nights. The simpler Sagrada + Park Guell combo at 62 euros for 1-day visits.

From 8 euros (2-site) to 22 euros (4-site multi-Gaudi pass) vs buying separately, plus skip-the-line everywhere.

No. Better to split across 2 days: Day 1 Sagrada + Park Guell, Day 2 Casa Batllo + Casa Mila on Passeig de Gracia.

Yes when bought from Viator or GetYourGuide (free 24-hour cancellation). The official 2-site combo is non-refundable.

Viator and GetYourGuide sell the 4-site multi-Gaudi pass. The official basilica site only sells the basic 2-site combo.