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Sagrada Familia Ticket Types

GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia Tickets Reviewed

Quick answerFor most people the best GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia ticket is the Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket & Tour: it's from $66, has 4.81 stars across 15,486 reviews and gets you inside the basilica. This page reviews the GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia tickets that matter, shows what each one includes and tells you which to book. I earn a commission if you book through my links, and I'm an independent guide, not the basilica's ticket office.

Most-booked GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia products

The most-booked GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia products are skip-the-line guided tours that include your basilica entry. Five of them cover almost every situation, and I've listed them below with their prices in USD at the time of writing.

My pick for most people is the Sagrada Familia Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket & Tour, from $66. It runs 1.5 hours, comes with an official tour guide and has 15,486 reviews. Tower access isn't included.

If you want a higher-rated small tour, look at the Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket, from $77. It scores 4.9 stars, but from only 527 reviews, and it lists just the entry ticket and a licensed guide.

For a second Gaudí site on the same morning, the Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia Tickets and Tour is from $80 and has 4.76 stars from 1,808 reviews. It adds a skip-the-line Park Güell ticket and private transport between both monuments. If that combination is what you're after, my page on Sagrada Familia and Park Guell combo tickets goes deeper.

Does Get Your Guide Sagrada Familia have tickets to buy?

Yes. GetYourGuide is a reseller that lists dozens of Sagrada Familia products, and almost all of them bundle your basilica entry with a guided tour.

It isn't the basilica's own box office, so the prices differ from the official ones. If you're unsure where to buy, my guide on where to buy Sagrada Familia tickets lays out every route, and the page on the real Sagrada Familia site explains how to spot copycat sellers.

Short on time? Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket and Guided Tour, from $64See skip-the-line tickets →

Entry tickets vs guided tours on GetYourGuide

On GetYourGuide, a guided tour is what you'll mostly find, because the listings bundle a guide with a timed entry slot. A plain entry ticket is the cheaper route if you'd rather explore alone with an audio guide.

The official basilica sells both. Its ticket is 26 € and includes the audioguide app, and its guided-tour version is 30 €. I've compared the audio route in my page on the Sagrada Familia entry ticket with audio guide.

Pick a tour if you want the facades and the stained glass explained. Pick the entry ticket if you'd rather go at your own speed. I'd choose the tour on a first visit, as long as you accept a fixed 1.5 hours with a group.

Read the inclusions before paying. Some listings are exterior-only walking tours that never go inside, and they're cheaper for that reason. For how fast entry works, see Sagrada Familia skip-the-line tickets explained.

What should you expect from GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia options?

Expect a meeting point, a set start time and a guide who walks you through the basilica for about 1.5 hours. Listings usually show headsets or an audio system, but some only supply them for larger groups, so check the product page.

Towers are almost always separate. Of the five products above, only the Entry Ticket and Guided Tour lists towers explicitly as not included, so confirm on the listing first. For the climb itself, read about the Sagrada Familia towers and whether the towers are worth it.

If you want a general walkthrough of what a visit involves, my page on a Sagrada Familia tour covers it, and a private tour with the tower is the route when you want just your own group.

GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia Tickets Reviewed: Sagrada FamiliaReady to book? Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket and Guided Tour, from $64See times →
Photo: Sagrada Familia, Canaan (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Prices and what is included

In 2026 the five products below range from $64 to $95, and every one includes entry to the basilica. Prices are the "from" prices shown on GetYourGuide when I checked, so the final figure depends on your date, group size and language.

The official prices are for comparison: a general ticket is 26 €, the guided-tour version is 30 €, and tickets with a tower are 36 € or 40 €. Those figures come from the basilica's price page. My full breakdown is on the Sagrada Familia ticket price page.

A reseller costs more because you're paying for the guide, the group slot and the booking convenience, not only the entry. You're not getting a trick price. If you want the plain ticket, the official tickets versus resellers comparison is the place to look.

Five GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia products compared (USD, from prices at the time of writing)
ProductFrom priceRatingReviewsBasilica entry
Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket & Tour$664.8115,486Yes
Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket$774.9527Yes
Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia Tickets and Tour$804.761,808Yes
Entry Ticket and Guided Tour$644.1913Yes
Guided Tour and Skip-the-Line Ticket$953.653Yes
Going up a tower? Sagrada Familia Priority Entry & Expert Guided Tour, from $73Check tower times →

Reviews and ratings

The ratings are strongest where the review count is large. The Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket & Tour has 4.81 stars from 15,486 reviews, which is a far more reliable signal than a perfect score from a handful of people.

Treat small samples with care. The Guided Tour and Skip-the-Line Ticket scores 3.65 from just 3 reviews, and the Entry Ticket and Guided Tour scores 4.19 from 13. Neither tells you much yet.

Read beyond the stars, too. That 3.65 listing is led by an Italian guide, so the tour language matters more than the number.

Is GetYourGuide legit for Sagrada Familia tickets?

Yes, GetYourGuide is a genuine booking platform, and the tickets it sells for the Sagrada Familia are real timed entries bundled into a tour. It isn't the basilica itself, though, and you pay more than the official 26 € ticket.

The official tickets are also nominative, meaning they're personal and non-transferable, and you need photo ID at the entrance. That applies to what you buy through a reseller too, so bring your passport or ID card. If you're torn between platforms, read GetYourGuide vs Viator vs Tiqets.

Visiting soon? Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket and Guided Tour, from $64See open dates →

Free cancellation terms

All five products above offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund. That's far more flexible than the basilica's own rule.

The official policy says that, as a general rule, no exchanges or returns are allowed, and a request needs to reach them at least 48 hours before the visit. So if your plans might shift, the 24-hour window is a real advantage of booking a tour here.

Be on time all the same. The basilica says tickets are only valid for the time chosen, and if you arrive late you won't be able to enter. A refund policy won't help once you've missed the slot.

Travelling with kids? Sagrada Familia Tour with Express Entry and Local Guide, from $77Check family options →

Book on GetYourGuide

Book the Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket & Tour if you want the safest, best-reviewed choice, and book the Park Güell combination if you want two Gaudí sites in one outing. Choose a date first, because availability for your day decides everything else.

If your date looks full, read what to do when tickets are sold out before you pay more for a worse slot. The wider range of options sits in the hub for Sagrada Familia ticket types, and my guide on which Sagrada Familia tickets to book sums up the choice.

Whichever you pick, my other sagrada familia tickets pages explain the extras, such as the Barcelona Gaudi Pass. For the facts about the building, the Sagrada Familia article on Wikipedia is a decent reference.

Frequently asked questions

Which GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia ticket is best?

For most visitors it's the Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket & Tour, from $66, with 4.81 stars across 15,486 reviews. It includes basilica entry and an official guide.

Do GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia tickets include the towers?

Not by default. Several of the products I reviewed list tower access as not included, so check the listing and add a tower option only if it's offered for your date.

Can I cancel a GetYourGuide Sagrada Familia booking?

Yes. The five products I reviewed offer free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The basilica's own tickets are much stricter.

Do I need ID with a GetYourGuide ticket?

Bring official photo ID to be safe. The basilica says its tickets are nominative and that you must show photo ID to enter.

Is a GetYourGuide ticket cheaper than the official one?

No. The official general ticket is 26 €, while the GetYourGuide products here start at $64 because they include a guide or a tour.

Entry Ticket and Guided Tour
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