Sagrada Família

Tickets are sold online only, for a chosen time slot, and late arrivals are not let in, as of Oct 2026. A tower climb or a guided tour is a separate option chosen when you book. The Book box on this page shows partner tickets and current prices.

The basilica opens daily, with a later start on Sundays and longer days from spring to early autumn. The hours box shows this month's times, as of Oct 2026. Next special hours: 25 December 2026: 09:00-14:00. Your booked slot, not the closing hour, sets when you go in.

Inside, columns branch like trees and coloured light from the stained glass moves across the stone. The towers are a separate ticket option, and a museum on site explains how the building is still being made, as of Oct 2026.

Many visitors allow about 1–2 h. The nave, the carved façades and the museum all take time, and a tower visit adds more. The ID and bag check at the door adds a little too, so many people arrive before their slot.

Yes. The basilica asks for an ID document, checks bags at the door and states a dress code: nothing see-through, trousers and skirts at least to mid-thigh and no swimwear, as of Oct 2026. Late arrivals are not admitted, so allow time for the checks.