Sagrada Familia Prices & Discounts

Current prices per ticket type

The basilica sells four individual tickets, and every price below is per person. Each one includes the Audioguide app, though that only covers the basilica and won't narrate anything up in the towers. Simple enough.

The table shows the adult price and the main reduced fares side by side. For the full breakdown of each ticket, my Sagrada Familia ticket price guide goes line by line.

Who pays less

Four groups pay less than the base price: seniors, under-30s, students with a student card, and children under 11. People with disabilities get free general entrance, and so does a companion on the basilica-only ticket.

Each group has its own rules and proof requirements, so I've split them into separate pages. Start with senior tickets if you're older, or student and under-30 tickets if you're younger. Travelling with children? Read about tickets for families and kids.

If you're coming with a larger party, group tickets have their own rates. Schools get a separate guided option at €15 per student.

The saving is modest

On the basilica-only ticket, the gap between adult and reduced is €2 to €5. Seniors save the most, at €5. It's real money for a family of four paying together, but it won't change your trip. Don't over-plan it.

The order I'd read these pages in

Start with the price table above, then check whether you qualify for a reduced fare, and if you do, open that group's page and write down exactly what proof you'll be asked to show at the entrance on the day. Short job.

After that, look at free entry to see exactly who skips the basilica charge. Last, check promo codes and discount tickets before you pay. Do it in that order and you won't double-check the same thing twice.

The most common question: what should it cost?

Visitors usually ask how much the ticket to enter the Sagrada Familia is. The answer is €26 for the standard adult ticket, and that's the fair benchmark. If a listing shows far less for the same basilica entry, check what's included before you buy.

The second mistake is assuming a discount is automatic. It isn't. You'll need to show a valid senior age, student card or age proof on the day, so bring it.

Tower tickets are the other trap. They cost €10 more than basilica entry for adults, and I'd only pay it if you want the view from the tower. For most first visits, my pick is the basilica ticket, because the interior is the main event.

How this connects to booking

Once you know your fare, you can check live availability and book on the sagrada familia prices page. Prices there may differ slightly from the basilica's own list, because a booking can bundle extras, so compare what's included.

The official list is always the reference point. You can check it on the basilica's price page before you commit.