GetYourGuide vs Viator vs Tiqets for Sagrada Familia

Products each platform sells

All three platforms sell the same core thing: a timed basilica entry, with or without a guide, sometimes bundled with another Gaudi site. What changes is the packaging, so compare what's inside the ticket before you compare the price.

None of them is the basilica's own ticket office. If you want to see what the organisers sell directly, my page on Sagrada Familia official tickets vs resellers lays out the difference.

Does Get Your Guide still have Sagrada Familia tickets?

Yes. When I checked on 10 November 2026, GetYourGuide listed dozens of Sagrada Familia products, from a plain entry ticket to private tours. If you want the full review of that platform, read my guide to getyourguide sagrada familia tickets.

The simplest one is Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket with Audio Guide, from $38, which includes entry, an audio guide app and the booking fee. It has 4.64 stars from 122,289 reviews. My page on the audio guide ticket explains how it works.

If you want a guide, Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket and Guided Tour starts at $64 for 75 minutes, but it has only 13 reviews at 4.19 stars. That's thin evidence. The Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia Tickets and Tour, from $80 for 4 hours, includes basilica entry and has 4.76 stars from 1,808 reviews.

One warning. Sagrada Familia Private or Small-Group Tour with Tickets, from $108, only gets you inside the basilica on some options, so check the option you pick before paying.

What does Viator sell for Sagrada Familia?

Viator lists Sagrada Familia entry tickets, guided tours and combined Barcelona tours, and the same goes for Tiqets, which leans towards plain entry tickets. I haven't verified their current listings against a source, so I won't quote their inclusions or prices here.

Open the product page and look for three things: whether the basilica interior is included, the time slot rules, and the cancellation window. If a listing is vague on any of them, move on. For a plain ticket, my how to buy Sagrada Familia tickets page walks through the steps.

Price comparison

The basilica itself charges 26 EUR for a standard ticket and 30 EUR with a guided tour, so a reseller price above that is paying for the platform, the app or the guide. The 26 EUR ticket includes the audioguide app.

On GetYourGuide, the audio guide ticket starts at $38 and includes the booking fee. Convert the official 26 EUR at the day's exchange rate and you'll see the gap is real but modest. Check the full breakdown on my Sagrada Familia ticket price page.

Which is cheaper for Sagrada Familia tickets, GetYourGuide or Viator?

I can't name a winner on price, because I haven't verified Viator or Tiqets prices against a source. Prices for the same slot move daily on every platform, so compare the final total for your date on both.

Compare like with like. A $38 ticket and a $95 guided ticket aren't competing, so match the inclusions first. If the date is sold out on one platform, my sold out options page covers what to try next.

Ready to book? Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Tour, from $131See times →

Cancellation and refund terms

GetYourGuide's listings I checked state free cancellation: up to 2 days ahead for the audio guide ticket, and up to 24 hours ahead for the guided and combined products. That's more flexible than the basilica itself.

The basilica says you must request an exchange or refund at least 48 hours before the visit, and inside 48 hours you need official proof of why you can't come. Its tickets are also nominative, and the details can't be changed after booking.

Viator and Tiqets set their own rules per product, and I haven't verified them. Read the line under the booking button before you pay. My page on cancelling or changing Sagrada Familia tickets covers what to do when plans change.

Reviews and support

Review counts tell you more than star ratings here. A product with 122,289 reviews is a safer bet than one with 3, whichever platform sells it.

• Support goes through the platform, not the basilica, so keep your booking reference.
• Bring photo ID, because the basilica requires official photo ID at the entrance.

How do Sagrada Familia tickets compare on GetYourGuide vs Viator reviews?

On GetYourGuide, the ratings I checked run from 3.65 to 4.76 stars, and the best-reviewed products have thousands of reviews. The weakest, the Guided Tour and Skip-the-Line Ticket at 3.65 stars, has only 3, which is too few to judge.

I haven't compared Viator's review counts against a source. When you look, read the recent reviews about meeting points and late starts, not only the average. Also check the tour language, since that Italian-guide product is not for English speakers.

Can you trust GetYourGuide?

Yes, for buying tickets it's a mainstream reseller, and the listings show inclusions and a cancellation rule. Trust it as a reseller, though, not as the basilica.

Fake sites are the bigger risk. Read avoiding fake Sagrada Familia ticket sites before you pay anyone.

Our pick

My pick for most people is GetYourGuide, with the audio guide ticket if you just want to get in. It's the one platform where I can show you inclusions, prices and cancellation terms.

If you want a guide, read the Sagrada Familia tour page first. For queue questions, see skip-the-line tickets. The full set of options is under Booking Sagrada Familia Tickets.

What is the best website to buy Sagrada Familia tickets?

For most visitors, the best site is whichever one shows your date, the inclusions and a clear refund rule at a fair total. In my view that's GetYourGuide, with the basilica's own site as the benchmark, as the individual ticket page shows.

Choose a reseller if you want a guide bundled, a combined Gaudi day, or a date the basilica has sold out. For other cases the shortcuts are short. Official site: see Sagrada Familia tickets official site. Leaving it late: see last minute tickets. The door: see buying at the door. Online: see Sagrada Familia tickets online. Timing: see the best time to visit.