Sagrada Família, Park Güell & Gaudí House Museum Ticket

By securing these tickets for the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and the Gaudí House Museum, you will embark on a journey to explore three of the most significant masterpieces left to us by the illustrious architect associated with Catalán Modernism.

Antonio Gaudí: A Pillar of Catalán Modernism

Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926) is recognized as a pivotal figure in global architecture, primarily due to his contributions to Catalán Modernism.

From a tender age, he exhibited a deep fascination with nature, geometry, and religious themes, which significantly shaped his architectural approach. His works are distinguished by three defining features:

• Organic designs inspired by the natural world
• Creative use of materials, including ceramics, iron, and glass
• Techniques such as trencadís, a mosaic style utilizing irregular pieces

Many of Gaudí's important works can be found in Barcelona. With your combined ticket, you can visit three exceptional examples of his modernist genius all in one day: the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and the Gaudí House Museum.

Ticket for the Sagrada Família

The Basilica of the Expiatory Temple of the Sagrada Família stands as the emblem of Barcelona and Antoni Gaudí's crowning achievement. Its construction commenced in 1882 and remains unfinished to this day.

By February 2026, the Tower of Jesus Christ was set to reach a height of 172.5 meters (ft), making it the highest church worldwide. This is a remarkable architectural landmark!

Your Sagrada Família ticket grants you access to explore the basilica's areas, accompanied by an audio guide in English:

Forest of Columns

Gaudí drew inspiration from nature to design columns that mimic tree trunks, featuring no straight edges and bifurcations reminiscent of branches.

This forest of columns welcomes a daily influx of natural light through an exquisite array of stained-glass windows. Their colors are purposefully selected; the blue and green windows (on the Nativity facade) signify morning and tranquility, while the red and orange windows (on the Passion façade) evoke sunset and spiritual fervor.

Take a moment to appreciate the High Altar and the baldachin, which shelters a crucified Christ surrounded by grapevines and wheat spikes.

Sagrada Família Facades

While they can be admired from outside, your audio guide in English will provide insights into each facade:

• East facade: this fully completed section illustrates the birth of Jesus
• West facade: also finished, it portrays the Passion
• South facade: still in progress, it represents Glory

Gaudí Crypt & Museum

The crypt houses Gaudí's final resting place along with a dedicated museum showcasing his work.

Opening Times

The Sagrada Família welcomes visitors daily during the following hours:

• From April to September: 9 am to 8 pm
• March and October: 9 am to 7 pm
• From November to February: 9 am to 6 pm
• January 1, January 6, December 25, and December 26: 9 am to 2 pm
• Time of Silence: dedicated to reflection and prayer, occurring daily from 9 am to 10 am

Ticket for Park Güell

At the start of the 20th century, businessman Eusebio Güell i Bacigalupi initiated a luxury residential project on the outskirts of Barcelona. The architect designated for this ambitious undertaking was none other than Antoni Gaudí. The project, however, did not succeed; only two of the envisioned 60 homes were ultimately constructed.

Nonetheless, one of the globe's most stunning parks persists, having opened to the public in 1926.

Your ticket and audio guide allow you to navigate the following highlights:

Entrance & Dragon Staircase

• Entrance pavilions: two small structures resembling those from a fairy tale.
• Salamander staircase: also referred to as the dragon, this trencadís (mosaic of broken tiles) sculpture has become one of Barcelona’s symbols.

Hypostyle Hall

Originally envisioned as the market space for the project, it is adorned with 86 Doric columns and a stunning mosaic ceiling that represents the four seasons and lunar cycles.

Other Notable Areas

• Plaza de la Naturaleza (Nature Square) and the Wavy Bench: a renowned viewpoint in Barcelona.
• Viaducts: pathways made with stone sourced from the site, resembling natural caves or bird nests.
• El Calvario de las Tres Cruces (Calvary of the Three Crosses): the highest point in the park. Gaudí initially intended to construct a chapel at this location but instead created this monument, providing a stunning panorama of Barcelona.

Opening Times

Park Güell is accessible daily from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm.

Ticket for the Gaudí House Museum

The Gaudí House Museum is situated within Park Güell. General admission to the park does not encompass entry to the museum, which necessitates a separate ticket.

However, this combined ticket for the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell includes admission to the House-Museum. Notably, this structure was not designed by Gaudí himself but by his apprentice Francesc Berenguer.

Inside this historic home, you will discover various pieces of furniture and personal artifacts belonging to Gaudí.

The Gaudí House Museum adheres to the same operating hours as Park Güell.

Operational Details

Upon confirmation of your booking, your tickets will be sent to you via email along with instructions for downloading the audio guide.

Please be aware that your tickets for Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and the Gaudí Museum are valid exclusively for the date you select.

The time indicated in your booking will serve as your entry time for the Sagrada Família. Access is granted only at that specific time or within a 30-minute window thereafter. For Park Güell and Gaudí House Museum, visits can be made during their operating hours, as long as they are on the same date as your Sagrada Família visit.

The audio guide in English is inclusively provided at all three sites, but is available only for participants aged 10 and older.

Your tickets will enable you to exit the ticket lines; however, you will still be required to wait in security lines at all three locations.