Sagrada Familia Prices & Discounts
Sagrada Familia Ticket Price
Current ticket prices
At the time of writing, the basilica's own prices page lists €26 as the base price for one adult. That is the number most people mean when they ask about the entry fee.
Prices change, so treat everything here as the 2026 picture and check the date you book. The full discount rules live on our hub page, Sagrada Familia prices and discounts.
What are the official individual ticket prices?
Official individual tickets run from €26 to €40 per person, depending on whether you add a guided tour, a tower, or both. The basic ticket is €26, the guided tour is €30, the tower ticket is €36 and the guided tour with tower is €40, according to the individual tickets page.
Prices are per person. Every one of these includes the audioguide app, which only works inside the basilica.
How much does it cost to go inside the Sagrada Familia?
It costs €26 for an adult to go inside the Sagrada Familia with the basic ticket. That covers the basilica and the museum for as long as you like, plus the audioguide you download through the official app. It doesn't cover the towers or the crypt, as the official ticket page states.
You can pick a 45-minute standard audioguide or a 25-minute express one. Plan about an hour, says the basilica.
Short on time? Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Tower Access, from $126See skip-the-line tickets →Price by ticket type
Below are the four official individual tickets and the main rates for each, taken from the basilica's price list.
Under 11s and people with disabilities enter free on all four. For disabled visitors the entrance is free, so they only pay for the extras, such as a guide or a tower.
| Ticket | Base price | Seniors | Under 30s and students | Under 11s |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basilica with audioguide | €26 | €21 | €24 | Free |
| Basilica with guided tour | €30 | €23 | €28 | Free |
| Basilica with towers | €36 | €28 | €34 | Free |
| Basilica with guided tour and towers | €40 | €32 | €38 | Free |
What reduced rates and concessions are there?
Seniors pay €21, and under 30s and students pay €24, on the basic ticket. Under 11s, people with disabilities and a companion for a person with a disability enter the basilica free.
You'll need proof at the entrance for any of these, plus official photo ID. Our pages on student and under-30 tickets and senior tickets cover the paperwork.
Are there bigger discounts?
Yes. Large or single-parent families get 50% off, and so does the Pack jove when you choose the Under 30 option online. Barcelona city residents also get 50% off, though that discount can't be combined with any other.
Most of these must be requested by email at least 48 hours ahead. If you're travelling with children, read tickets for families and kids. Looking for a free route? See whether you can enter for free.
Tower ticket price
The tower adds €10 to the basic ticket, so the official price is €36 for an adult. Seniors pay €28 and under 30s pay €34, according to the official tower ticket page.
A companion for a person with a disability pays €10 for the tower. Everything else is accessible, but the towers aren't, so keep that in mind if anyone in your group has reduced mobility.
No bags or rucksacks are allowed in the towers, and the lockers are only for storing them while you go up. I'd book the tower only if the view matters to you. The basic ticket already gets you into the main space.
Going up a tower? Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Tower Access, from $134Check tower times →Guided tour price range
The official guided tour costs €30, and €40 if you add a tower. A reseller guided tour with entry costs more, with prices on GetYourGuide ranging widely depending on group size and extras.
Here are a few that include entry. Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket starts from $77 and has a 4.9 rating from 527 reviews. For a tower, Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Tower Access starts from $126, and another guided tour with tower access starts from $100.
If you want to see Park Güell on the same day, Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Guided Tour and Ticket starts from $108. Beware of the very expensive listings: Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Tickets starts from $281 for the same 1.5 hours.
All prices are "from" prices in US dollars and shift by date, so check the live listing. For how these compare in detail, see GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia tickets reviewed.
Visiting soon? Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Tower Access, from $126See open dates →Why tickets cost what they do
Ticket money pays for the building work. The basilica gets no government or official church funding, and, as Wikipedia notes, money from tickets bought by tourists is now used to pay for construction, alongside private donations.
So a price rise isn't a mystery fee. It's the site's main income.
Your €26 also covers more than a door: the museum, the audioguide app in 19 languages, and an augmented reality feature called "What you don't see". Still, that's a lot for one attraction, and I understand why people grumble.
Travelling with kids? Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Tower Access, from $100Check family options →Cheapest way in
The cheapest way in is a discounted basic ticket, which costs €21 to €24 if you qualify, or free if you're under 11. For everyone else, €26 is the floor for entering the basilica.
Watch the extras. The official ticket page says groups may not enter with individual tickets, and tickets are named and non-transferable.
What are the cheapest Sagrada Familia tickets?
Cheapest are the basic €26 ticket and its reduced versions: €24 for under 30s and students, €21 for seniors. On GetYourGuide, the Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket with Audio Guide starts from $38.
Be careful with walking tours priced around $17 to $31. Several of them cover the exterior only, so they don't get you inside. Always check that the listing says entry is included.
How do you avoid paying more than you need to?
Book directly or through a trusted reseller before you go. Tickets can be bought roughly two months ahead, and how far in advance to book explains whether it's worth it.
If you're deciding between the official channel and a reseller, read official tickets versus resellers. To book step by step, see how to buy tickets. Short on time? Last-minute tickets are covered separately, and buying at the door only works through QR codes around the basilica, subject to occupancy.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the entrance fee to Sagrada Familia?
The entrance fee is €26 for an adult in 2026. That's the basic ticket with the audioguide app, and it doesn't include the towers. Reduced rates run from €21 to €24, and under 11s enter free.
How much is the Sagrada Familia with tower ticket?
The tower ticket costs €36 for an adult, €10 more than the basic one. A guided tour with tower costs €40. Seniors pay €28 and €32, and under 30s pay €34 and €38.
Do I need a ticket to enter the Sagrada Familia?
Yes, you need a ticket to go inside, and you can't enter outside the time on it. If you're only after the outside, read whether you can visit without tickets.
How long does the visit last?
The basilica says to plan about an hour with the audioguide, though the ticket lets you stay as long as you like. See how long to visit for more, and the best time to visit for morning versus afternoon. The 9:00 to 10:00 slot is a designated quiet hour, so earphones are required.
Can I get a refund if I can't make my slot?
As a general rule, no. The basilica's FAQ says exchanges or refunds must be requested at least 48 hours before the visit, and late arrivals can't enter.
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