Sagrada Familia Ticket Types
Sagrada Familia and Park Guell Combo Tickets
Combo options compared
Five GetYourGuide combos cover both sites with entry included, and they split into short tours with no transport, medium tours with a transfer, and one that adds a Sagrada Familia tower. Prices are the "from" prices I saw in 2026, in US dollars, so check the date you want before you commit.
None of them is a single paper ticket that opens both doors. Each one is a guided tour that holds a timed slot at each site for you. If you want the wider picture first, Sagrada Familia Ticket Types explains every format side by side.
| Combo | From | Length | Between the sites | Tower |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia Tickets and Tour | $80 | 4 hours | Private transport included | No |
| Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Combo Guided Tour | $100 | 3 hours | Not included | No |
| Sagrada Familia & Park Güell Guided Tour & Ticket | $108 | 3.5 hours | Transport if you select it | No |
| Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Tour | $131 | 4 to 4.5 hours | Transfer if you select it | No |
| Sagrada Familia with Towers and Park Güell Tour | $148 | 4.5 hours | Not stated in the listing | Yes, lift up only |
What are Sagrada Familia combined tickets?
They're guided tours that bundle a skip-the-line entry to the basilica and one to Park Güell under one booking. Both parts are timed entries.
The cheapest of the five is the $80 Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia tour. It has a 4.76 rating from 1,808 reviews and includes private transport between both monuments, which is why it's my pick for most people.
What do Park Güell and Sagrada Familia tickets include?
Every combo here includes entry to the basilica and to Park Güell, plus a guide. Headsets are usually part of the deal, but several listings say they're only provided for larger groups or "when needed".
Inside, the $80 listing covers the Monumental Zone of the park. Park Güell itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its official site lists features such as the Dragon Stairway and the Hypostyle Room, so ask the tour what route it takes inside.
Short on time? Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Combo Guided Tour, from $100See skip-the-line tickets →Ticket-only vs guided combo
A guided combo is the only way to get both sites in one booking, while buying tickets separately gives you more freedom and costs less. The combo suits you when you want one confirmation, one meeting point and no juggling of two time slots. Simple enough.
I'd buy separately when you want to wander the park at your own speed or want an audio guide rather than a guide you have to follow. For the basilica alone, the Sagrada Familia entry ticket with audio guide is the usual self-guided route.
Are there combined or guided tours?
Yes, and all five of the combos above are guided. The official basilica site also sells a guided version at 30 € per person against 26 € for the plain entry, according to its price list.
If you only want a guide for the basilica, read about the guided tour option. A combo makes sense when you want a guide at both stops.
What is a Sagrada Familia and Park Guell tour combo ticket?
It's a guided tour product that includes the basilica ticket and the park ticket, so you don't buy either one yourself. You pick a date and start time, and the operator holds the entries.
The trade-off is group pace. You can't linger in one spot the way you can with a separate ticket, though some listings mention free time at both sites. Look at the full list of inclusions before paying, because the towers are excluded from four of the five.
Is skip-the-line really part of it?
Every combo here lists skip-the-line or fast-track entry at both sites. Per the basilica's FAQ, advance tickets let you enter without waiting.
For the details on what that means in practice, see skip-the-line tickets explained.
Timing both visits on one day
You can do both in one day, and the combos are built for exactly that, with 3 to 4.5 hours covering both. The catch is that both sites run on timed entry, so the order and start time matter more than the distance.
Can you do Park Güell and Sagrada Familia in the same day?
Yes, easily. The combo tours run 3 to 4.5 hours in total, which leaves most of the day free afterwards.
Park Güell sells tickets from 9:30 to 17:30, and it's reserved for residents from 7:00 to 9:30 and from 18:00 to 22:00, according to its opening times page. Basilica doors open at 9:00 from Monday to Saturday, and at 10:30 on Sundays, per its FAQ.
What time rules should you plan around?
At Park Güell you have 30 minutes after your ticket time to enter, and once you leave you can't go back in. Basilica tickets are only valid for the time chosen, so arriving late means you won't get in.
From 2 February 2026 the first hour in the basilica, 9:00 to 10:00, is a quiet hour. Visits go ahead as normal, but audio has to go through earphones and visitors are asked to stay quiet.
Which order would I pick?
I'd let the tour operator set the order, since the timed entries are theirs to coordinate. If you book separately, I'd put the basilica first, because its season hours and Sunday start vary and the park's window is wide.
How long you stay in the basilica depends on you. For a realistic figure, see how long to visit. Book early, because the official site sells tickets about two months ahead, and the advance booking guide covers how that plays out.
Going up a tower? Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia Tickets and Tour, from $80Check tower times →Price vs buying separately
Buying the two tickets yourself is cheaper in raw numbers, but you get no guide and no shared transfer. Prices below are in euros from the official sites and the combos are in dollars on GetYourGuide, so I haven't tried to convert them.
- Basilica entry with audio guide app: 26 € (official price list, 2026)
- With a guided tour, the basilica costs 30 €
- Adding a tower brings the basilica to 36 €
- Park Güell general ticket: 18 €, with 13,50 € for over 65s and for children from 7 to 12
How much are Sagrada Familia and Park Guell tickets?
Bought separately in 2026, the basic basilica ticket (26 €) and the park ticket (18 €) come to 44 € per adult, with no guide. With the basilica's guided tour at 30 €, the total is 48 €.
Combos from $80 to $148 cost more because they add a guide at both sites and sometimes transport. Full breakdowns sit on the Sagrada Familia ticket price page.
Do discounts apply to a combo?
On the official sites, discounts exist. Seniors pay 21 € for the basic basilica ticket, and the park lists 13,50 € for over 65s. Whether a combo tour gives any of that is up to the listing, so don't assume it.
If you qualify for a reduction, buying direct may beat the combo. See senior tickets for the age rules.
Visiting soon? Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Combo Guided Tour, from $100See open dates →Book the combo
Pick one of the five listings, choose your date and start time, and pay online. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before on all five combos, according to the listings.
I'd book the $80 Park Güell & La Sagrada Familia tour if you want transport handled, and the $100 combo if you'd rather make your own way between the sites. For the sibling combo that adds a third Gaudí house, there's Sagrada Familia, Park Guell and Casa Batllo tickets.
Can you buy Sagrada Familia and Park Guell tickets online?
Yes. Online is the only practical way to get a combo. The basilica also says its tickets can only be purchased online, and the park advises buying ahead so you're certain to get one.
The basilica's tickets are named and can't be changed after booking, per its FAQ, so check the names. For how this reseller compares with others, see GetYourGuide reviewed and GetYourGuide vs Viator.
What should you check before paying?
Check the start time, the language, and whether transport between sites is in the price. Towers need to be listed if you want one. Don't guess.
If you're weighing a city pass instead, Is Sagrada Familia in the Barcelona Card? answers it. For all single-basilica formats, go back to sagrada familia tickets.
Frequently asked questions
Does a Sagrada Familia with tower and Park Guell ticket exist?
Yes. You get a lift up the towers, not down, with the Sagrada Familia with Towers and Park Güell Tour, from $148 for 4.5 hours. For comparison, the basilica's own tower ticket is 36 €, per the official price list.
Is Park Güell included in the basilica ticket?
No. They're separate sites with separate tickets, and the park charges its own 18 € general fare. Only the guided combos bundle both.
Can I enter Park Güell late or come back after leaving?
You can enter up to 30 minutes after the time on your ticket. After that you lose the right to enter, and once you leave you can't re-enter.
Are the tickets refundable?
All five combos list free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Direct basilica bookings are stricter, with no exchanges or refunds as a general rule, so read the terms first.
Do the combos include the Gaudi House Museum?
No. The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Tour and the Towers combo both list the Gaudi House Museum entrance as not included.
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