Sagrada Familia

Sagrada Familia

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View of Sagrada Familia facade

Duration of the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell tour

The combined Sagrada Familia and Park Güell tour offers a complete Gaudí experience in a single day. The tour has an approximate duration of 4 hours. This margin includes the bus transfer between both monuments, the organized access by the guide, and the explanations during the visit.

At the end of the guided tour, you will have the opportunity to stay longer inside the Sagrada Familia, exploring the museum, models, and stained glass windows at your own pace. In short, although the tour has a scheduled time, the visit can be extended as long as the visitor needs.

SAGRADA FAMILIA + PARK GÜELL

Guided tour Sagrada Familia and Park Güell: two icons of Catalan modernism

The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell are two of Gaudí's most emblematic works. With this Park Güell and Sagrada Familia tour package, you will discover their history, symbolism, and the legacy of modernism in Barcelona.

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Two masterpieces by Gaudí that marked an era

The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell are two of Antoni Gaudí's most emblematic works and undisputed symbols of Barcelona.

The Sagrada Familia basilica began construction in 1882 and, although still unfinished, is now a World Heritage Site and the most visited monument in the city. Its interior, inspired by nature, is designed as a stone forest with columns rising like trunks and stained glass windows that fill the space with light and color. Each facade tells a part of the biblical story and reflects Gaudí's spiritual vision, making this temple a unique work in the world.

For its part, Park Güell was conceived between 1900 and 1914 as a garden city that eventually became a public park. Also declared a World Heritage Site, it surprises with its trencadís mosaics, the famous Dragon Staircase, the Hypostyle Hall, and terraces with panoramic views of Barcelona. Both monuments represent the peak of Catalan modernism and are the best way to understand Gaudí's creative genius.

With our Sagrada Familia and Park Güell tours you will experience a complete experience in a single tour.

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Opening and closing times

Sagrada Familia and Park Güell tour times

  • Available only in mid-season (Apr 1 – Oct 15).
  • Departures at 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, or 15:00.

Special days without tours

  • The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell Tour does not operate on December 25 (other closures may be confirmed later).
  • The tour does not operate on January 1 (other closures also to be confirmed).
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What does the tour include?

  • Tickets included. Official access to the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, with the peace of mind of not having to worry about purchasing or managing tickets.
  • Official guide in English. A local guide accompanies you throughout the tour, sharing the history, art, and symbolism of Gaudí's works.
  • Transfer between monuments. Enjoy comfortable bus transportation between the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, without the need to organize the transfer.
  • Radio guide system. Receive clear explanations thanks to the radio guide system, which allows you to listen comfortably even in large groups.
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What is not included?

  • Food and drink (unless otherwise specified).
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off. The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell combo starts and ends at the established meeting points.
View of the Sagrada Familia from the outside

Tips to make the most of the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell tours

  • Look for the best light for your photos. In the Sagrada Familia, the stained glass windows offer different colors in the morning and afternoon. Take advantage of the chosen time to get unique images.
  • Look up and down. In Park Güell, the ceilings of the Hypostyle Hall and the wavy benches hide details that are often overlooked. Don't limit yourself to the obvious.
  • Don't be afraid to ask the guide. This tour is your opportunity to resolve doubts about Gaudí's work. The anecdotes and curiosities shared by the guides greatly enrich the visit.
  • Observe the work in its historical context. Place Gaudí's creation in the context of early 20th century Barcelona. Understanding that historical environment will allow you to better appreciate the innovative and forward-thinking vision that Gaudí captured in his architecture.
  • Take a moment for silence. Inside the Sagrada Familia, take a moment without photos or comments, just observe. It is the best way to feel the greatness of the temple.
  • Leave room for imagination. Many forms of Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia are inspired by nature. Try to guess which animal, plant, or natural form inspired each detail.
  • Discover the less crowded corners. Beyond the dragon and the viewpoints of Park Güell, there are paths and quiet areas perfect for resting and connecting with the environment.
  • Travel light. Avoid carrying large backpacks or bags. You will be more comfortable and pass security checks faster at the Sagrada Familia.
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The meeting point is the Julià Travel office, on Sardenya street 311, right next to the Sagrada Familia basilica

  • From Plaza Cataluña it's a 25-30 min walk. From Las Ramblas or the Gothic Quarter, 30-40 min. From Park Güell, 50–60 min. From Barceloneta, 50-60 min.

  • Use the public service “Bicing” to rent a bike and arrive quickly, sustainably, and comfortably while enjoying the streets of Barcelona.

  • Lines 2 (purple) and 5 (blue) go directly to the Sagrada Familia station, right next to the Sagrada Familia basilica.

  • Lines like H10, 19, 33, 34, 43, 44, 50, 51, B20, and B24 leave you very close. Check schedules and routes on the official Barcelona transport website.

  • Barcelona's tourist buses include a stop at the Sagrada Familia and are a comfortable option to discover cultural information during the journey.

Access and behavior rules

  • You must arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early. The guide validates the group's tickets together and late entry is not allowed.

  • Shoulders and knees must be covered. Bathing suits, transparent clothing, costumes, or distracting accessories are not allowed. It is recommended to bring a scarf or light jacket.

  • Staff may check bags and backpacks, as well as request documentation to verify age on reduced tickets. Avoid carrying bulky luggage.

  • In Park Güell it is forbidden to climb on sculptures, mosaics, or structures, as they are protected heritage. In both monuments, the consumption of food in monumental areas should be avoided.

  • These are religious and cultural spaces: keep a low voice, avoid behaviors that disturb the rest of the group, and always follow the guide's instructions.