Sagrada Familia Ticket Price and Entrance Rules

Sagrada Familia ticket price: the basic official ticket (Basilica and museum, with the audioguide in the official app) costs €26 for an adult. With a guided tour it is €30, with one tower €36, and with a guided tour and a tower €40. Children under 11 go free (under 3s need no ticket), people with disabilities go free, and reduced prices of €24 (under 30s and students) and €21 (seniors) apply to the basic ticket. Tickets are timed, carry your name and are sold on the official website sagradafamilia.org and the official app, roughly two months ahead. From November to February the Basilica opens 9:00 to 18:00 Monday to Saturday and 10:30 to 18:00 on Sunday.

Last checked: 10 November 2026 against the official Sagrada Família pages (Prices, the four individual ticket pages, FAQs, Opening hours and getting here and the rules and conditions of sale), plus news from the last 12 months. Prices are in euros (EUR). This is a planning summary, not a personal visit report.

Sagrada Familia ticket prices 2026 (EUR)

Optional INR guide (not official prices)

What each ticket includes

• Sagrada Família, €26: entry to the Basilica and the museum for as long as you like, with the audioguide in the official app. It does not include the towers or the crypt. The official page gives an approximate duration of 1 hour. The audioguide comes in a 45-minute standard version and a 25-minute express version, in 19 languages.
• With guided tour, €30: an official guided tour of about 50 minutes, in a language that depends on the season and time of day. It does not include the museum or the Liturgical path (you can see them on your own afterwards) and does not include a tower.
• With towers, €36: the basic visit plus one tower. You choose a tower on the Nativity façade (views over the east of Barcelona) or the Passion façade (views towards the city centre) when you book. You go up by lift and walk down. Approximate duration: 1 hour 30 minutes.
• Guided tour and towers, €40: the guided tour plus one tower of your choice.

The Tower of Jesus Christ is not part of any ticket. The upper arm of its cross was put in place on 20 February 2026, completing the exterior, and the Basilica says work will continue inside the tower in 2027 and 2028. The official tower ticket only offers the Nativity or Passion towers.

Tower rules (read before you pay €36 or €40)

• Children under 6 cannot go up the towers; visitors aged 6 to 16 must be with an adult.
• The official conditions also exclude wheelchairs, baby strollers, people with reduced mobility, pregnant women and people with vertigo, heart or breathing problems, claustrophobia or similar conditions.
• Bags and rucksacks go in the lockers before the tower visit. There are no lockers for suitcases.
• Towers close in bad weather, for breakdowns or for maintenance. In that case only the tower part of the ticket is refunded, never the Basilica visit.

Is the Sagrada Familia free? Free and discounted entry

Going to Mass: the Archdiocese of Barcelona holds an international Mass every Sunday and on holy days of obligation at 9:00. The official worship page says there is no charge, but capacity is limited. It is a service, not a sightseeing visit, so dress and behave accordingly. Groups of more than 25 must fill in the official form first.

Can you buy Sagrada Familia tickets at the door or on the day?

The official FAQ says tickets can be bought on the official website or the official app, roughly two months before the visit. The same FAQ says there are direct-purchase QR codes around the Basilica, with availability based on occupancy at that moment, while the opening-hours section of the same page says “Tickets can only be purchased online”. In practice, plan to buy online: same-day tickets, if any are left, are bought on your phone through those QR codes or the app. Do not count on it in busy months.

Beware of resellers. La Vanguardia reported on 10 November 2025 that unofficial sites resell Sagrada Família tickets for €70 to €100 instead of the official €26. Tickets carry the visitor’s name, and the conditions of sale let the Basilica cancel resold tickets without a refund. Book only on sagradafamilia.org or the official app.

Sagrada Familia opening hours

Quiet hour: since 2 February 2026, 9:00 to 10:00 is a quiet hour. Visits go ahead as normal, but you must use earphones for the audioguide or any phone audio and stay quiet.

Entrance rules

• Photo ID: tickets are personal and non-transferable. Bring official photo ID matching the name on the ticket, plus proof of any discount. Names cannot be changed after booking.
• Be on time: the ticket is valid only for the time slot you chose. Late arrivals cannot enter, and once inside you cannot re-enter if you leave.
• Security: bags are checked with metal detectors. Food, drinks and dangerous items are not allowed, and hats are not allowed in the nave or the museum (except for religious, health or belief reasons).
• Dress code: no see-through clothing, no swimwear, trousers and skirts at least to mid-thigh, and no bare shoulders in the Chapel of the Holy Sacrament.
• Bring: a charged phone with the official app downloaded, and earphones for the audioguide.
• Accessibility: the whole Basilica is accessible except the towers; wheelchairs can be requested at entrance B, subject to availability.

Address and how to get there

The postal address is Carrer de Mallorca 401, 08013 Barcelona. Individual visitors use the general entrance on the Nativity façade, on Carrer de la Marina. The nearest metro station is Sagrada Família (lines L2 and L5). The official opening-hours page lists buses 19, 33, 34, D50, H10 and B24; the Basilica’s home page shows a different, older-looking list (19, 33, 34, 43, 44, 50, 51, B20, B24), so check the TMB journey planner for the stop nearest to you.

Refunds, changes and closures

• As a rule, tickets are not exchanged or refunded. Requests must be made at least 48 hours before the visit by email to [email protected]; within 48 hours you need official proof of why you cannot come. Exchanges must be used within 15 days of the original date and depend on availability.
• If the Basilica closes a service or the building itself, the conditions of sale say the refund is made automatically to the same payment method.
• Unplanned closures do happen. On 18 May 2026, a teachers’ protest blocked the Carrer de la Marina entrance and the Basilica could not open at 9:00; visitors were let in after about 11:00 and those affected were refunded (Regió7 and El Nacional, 18 May 2026).

Sagrada Familia ticket price: FAQ

How much is a Sagrada Familia ticket in 2026?

€26 for the basic adult ticket with the audioguide app, €30 with a guided tour, €36 with a tower and €40 with a guided tour and a tower (official prices, checked 10 November 2026).

Is the Sagrada Familia free for children?

Yes. Children under 11 go free on all four tickets, and children under 3 do not need a ticket. Under 16s must be with an adult, and children under 6 cannot go up the towers.

Can you buy Sagrada Familia tickets at the entrance?

Plan to buy online. The official FAQ says tickets are sold on the website and the app, and that direct-purchase QR codes around the Basilica sell whatever capacity is left at that moment.

How far ahead should I book?

Tickets go on sale roughly two months before the visit (official FAQ). La Vanguardia reported in November 2025 that the official site was usually sold out ten days ahead, so book as early as you can.

Can I visit the Tower of Jesus Christ?

No. Its exterior was completed on 20 February 2026, but work continues inside in 2027 and 2028. Tower tickets cover a tower on the Nativity or Passion façade.

How long does a visit take?

About 1 hour for the basic or guided ticket and about 1 hour 30 minutes with a tower, according to the official ticket pages.

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Sources (checked 10 November 2026)

• Sagrada Família, Prices and Individual tickets (Sagrada Família, guided tour, towers, guided tour and towers pages).
• Sagrada Família, FAQs and Opening hours and getting here.
• Sagrada Família, Rules and conditions of sale (towers, refunds, re-entry, closing time).
• Sagrada Família, Worship at the Basilica (international Mass).
• Sagrada Família news, Cross lands in sky above Barcelona (20 February 2026).
• La Vanguardia, resale of Sagrada Família tickets (10 November 2025); Regió7, teachers block access to the Sagrada Família (18 May 2026).
• European Central Bank EUR/INR reference rate for 9 November 2026 (via frankfurter.dev), for the optional INR guide.