Sagrada Familia Tickets, Barcelona

Yes, Sagrada Familia tickets are available for purchase online. It also comes along with convenience, advance reservation options, discounts, and a safe transaction experience. Booking tickets online allows you to skip long queues, access 24/7 customer service, and even book combo tours for a comprehensive Barcelona experience.

There are no discounted tickets to Sagrada Familia available for students or seniors. But, when you book your tickets from us online, you may have the opportunity to avail yourself of the deals and discounts on the ticket price. Also, you can avail the tickets at child rates, as per your preferred combination.

No, you will not be able to enter the Sagrada Familia if you arrive after your assigned visit time. The tickets are only valid for the chosen time slot, and there is a 15-minute window for passing through the security check. If you are late, you will be refused entry by the security team.

Yes, there are certain restrictions or requirements for entry with the Sagrada Familia tickets. The dress code guidelines include no see-through clothing, covered shoulders, and clothing that does not celebrate festivities or display religious or promotional themes. Hats are prohibited, except for religious, creed, or health reasons. Backpacks, sharp objects and harmful substances are also not allowed. In addition, you can not partake in any smoking activities within the premises.

Yes, audio guides are generally included in most of the tickets to Sagrada Familia. They are available in 19 different languages, including Catalan, Chinese, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish.

No, there is no separate ticket for the museum inside Sagrada Familia. All the ticket options available give you access to this museum and offer you a chance to learn about the history and construction of the iconic basilica as part of their overall experience.

• Park Güell- Park Güell is a magnificent attraction that showcases the artistic brilliance of Gaudí. Spread over 12 hectares of land, it features iconic structures like the Dragon Stairs and the Hypostyle Hall. The park offers breathtaking panoramic views of Barcelona and is home to the famous Park Güell Lizard, known as El Drac. With its UNESCO World Heritage status, the attraction is a must-visit destination.
• Casa Batlló- Casa Batlló is an architectural gem that captivates you with its imaginative design. In the attraction, the facade resembles skulls and bones, while the interiors are inspired by the Mediterranean Sea. The combination of the beautiful facade, stunning interiors, and the history of the house make Casa Batlló a must-see landmark in Barcelona.
• Casa Milà- Also known as "La Pedrera," Casa Milà is an iconic modernist building that attracts a myriad of tourists throughout the year. Its unconventional appearance, characterized by a rough-hewn stone facade, has made it a masterpiece of modernist architecture. Inside, you can explore the museum and witness Gaudí's work and the history of the building. You can also take a tour of the attic that exhibits original drawings, photographs, and models. 
• Camp Nou- As the largest stadium in Spain and the third-largest in the world, Camp Nou is a historic football stadium and home to FC Barcelona. With a capacity of 99,354 spectators, it has witnessed memorable football matches and major events. You can attend the football match and explore the Camp Nou Museum, which offers an immersive experience with exhibits on the club's history and achievements.
• Wax Museum- The Wax Museum in Barcelona showcases over 200 lifelike wax figures of famous celebrities and historical figures. It underwent a redesign, incorporating new technology to enhance the realism of the figures. With 28 halls dedicated to different themes, you can encounter renowned personalities such as Barack Obama, Lionel Messi, Albert Einstein, Greta Thunberg, and Pablo Picasso.

The opening hours of Sagrada Familia to the public is between 9 am to 6 pm from Monday to Saturday and 10:30 am to 6 pm on Sunday from November to February. In March and October, the hours are slightly extended, with the basilica opening between Monday and Saturday from 9:00 am to 7 pm, and from 10:30 am to 7 pm on Sunday. During the peak season of April through September, Sagrada Familia welcomes visitors from 9 am to 8 pm between Monday and Saturday and from 10:30 am to 8 pm on Sundays. The timings may be subject to change by the management due to special events or circumstances happening inside the Basilica.

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