La Sagrada Familia Guided Experience for Two, Spain

Spain, Catalonia

4.7

(2,703)

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Experience details

People

For 2 persons

Season

All year

Starting time

11 AM

Duration

Experience rating and reviews

Overall rating (2,703) 4.7

Dona

October 2018

Great to skip the queue and have cathedral commentary. Well organised tour. Our guide was very informative and his commentary enhanced our enjoyment of this amazing church.

Anonymous

February 2017

Well guided tour by a professional. Impressive masterpiece of architecture, even non interested people would like it.

What's Included:

Multilingual official guide
Skip-the-line entrance to Sagrada Familia
Guided tour

Good to know:

There may be a lineup for the lift, due to its limited capacity
No guide for the tower visit
Lift is subject to cancellation depending on weather conditions and other unavoidable circumstances
The towers are not accessible for children under 6 years old or people with reduced mobility
The tower ticket is not included

Photo credit goes to our wonderful Tinggly Ambassador Josep from Hype in tokyo. He has tried this experience and wrote a review! Read it and make sure this experience is right for you!

Location

Carrer de la Marina, 253, 08013 Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain

Why we included this experience:

Gaudi’s masterpiece is the highpoint of many visiting Barcelona, Tinggly team included
Sagrada Familia ranks among the most extraordinary religious structures
Learn more about Gaudi’s ambitious vision and the marvel that it's become

Experience description

Barcelona is dotted with works by the noted Catalan architect, including Parc Guell. But it is the Sagrada Familia, which was begun in 1883 and remains far from completion according to Gaudi’s own design, that garners the highest praise. The interior sees a dramatic fusion of Gothic and Art Nouveau design, with intricate geometric detailing, and Biblical symbolism throughout. Especially noteworthy is the ceiling of the nave, with its columns arching out in the manner of a forest.

The exterior of the Sagrada Familia is no less elaborate, with eighteen spires eventually planned. And don’t miss the Nativity Façade, which celebrates the birth of Jesus, and its columns each of which sits atop a turtle or a tortoise to represent land and sea. Astounding, reverential, bizarre, and a towering achievement in Roman Catholic architecture, this is the essential visit in Barcelona.