Ticket types compared
Basic admission (26 euros) includes the basilica only. Audio guide ticket (30 euros) adds a multilingual app guide. Guided tour (33 euros) adds a 50 minute live guide. Top View (40 euros) adds a tower elevator ride.
What each ticket includes
All tickets give access to the nave, columns, stained glass and crypt museum. Tower tickets add the Nativity or Passion tower elevator and a steep stairway descent. Guided tours include a small group of up to 30.
Skip the line vs general entry
There is no real general queue: every ticket is timed-entry. Skip-the-line is a misnomer used by resellers to mean a fast track scanning lane.
Where to buy
Official site sagradafamilia.org sells the cheapest ticket. Aggregators like Viator and GetYourGuide add a small fee but include refund flexibility and bundled audio.
Refund and rescheduling rules
Official tickets are non-refundable but can be rescheduled within the same date. Aggregator tickets often include free 24-hour cancellation.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a ticket to Sagrada Familia cost?
- From 26 euros for basic admission to 40 euros with tower access and a live guide. Prices include the official building maintenance fee.
- Are Sagrada Familia tickets refundable?
- Official tickets are non-refundable. Aggregator tickets via Viator or GetYourGuide typically include free 24-hour cancellation.
- Do I need to book Sagrada Familia tickets in advance?
- Yes. Slots fill 7 to 14 days in advance during peak season (June to September, Easter, Christmas). Off-peak you can book a few days ahead.
- Can I buy Sagrada Familia tickets at the door?
- Officially no: the basilica only sells timed-entry tickets, and same-day slots are usually sold out by mid-morning.