Sagrada Família, Park Güell & Gaudí House Museum Ticket

Antonio Gaudí, the Leading Architect of Catalán Modernism

Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926) is considered one of the key figures in world architecture thanks to the development of Catalán Modernism.

From a very young age, he showed a great interest in nature, geometry, and religion, three elements that profoundly influenced his style. His architectural work is particularly notable for three essential characteristics:

• Organic forms inspired by nature
• Innovative use of materials such as ceramics, iron, and glass
• Employment of techniques such as trencadís, a mosaic made with irregular fragments

Much of Gaudí's legacy is located in the city of Barcelona. With your combined ticket, you can visit three of the most outstanding works of the modernist genius in Barcelona in a single day: the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and the Gaudí House Museum.

Sagrada Família Ticket

The Basilica of the Expiatory Temple of the Sagrada Família is the great icon of Barcelona and Antoni Gaudí's masterpiece. Its construction began in 1882 and, to this day, is still not finished.

In February 2026, the Tower of Jesus Christ of the basilica was completed, reaching ft (172.5 m). This made it the tallest church in the world. It's a true architectural milestone!

With your ticket to the Sagrada Família, you can explore the following areas of the basilica with an audio guide in English:

Forest of Columns

Inspired by nature, Gaudí created columns that resemble tree trunks, without straight lines, with bifurcations that look like branches.

This forest of columns is naturally illuminated each day by a beautiful collection of stained-glass windows. Their colors are not chosen at random. The blue and green windows (located on the Nativity facade) represent morning and peace; the red and orange windows (on the Passion façade) represent sunset and spiritual fire.

It is also worth pausing to admire the High Altar and the baldachin, which houses a crucified Christ surrounded by bunches of grapes and ears of wheat.

Sagrada Família Facades

Although they can be viewed from the outside, your audio guide in English will tell you the details of each facade:

• East facade: this fully completed section depicts the birth of Jesus Christ
• West facade: also completed, it represents the Passion
• South facade: still under construction, it symbolizes Glory

Gaudí Crypt & Museum

The Sagrada Família crypt houses Gaudí's tomb and a museum dedicated to the work of the modernist genius.

Opening Times

The Sagrada Família is open daily at the following times:

• From April to September: open from 9 am to 8 pm
• March and October: open from 9 am to 7 pm
• From November to February: open from 9 am to 6 pm
• January 1, January 6, December 25, and December 26: open from 9 am to 2 pm
• Hour of Silence: dedicated to prayer, it takes place every day from 9 am to 10 am

Park Güell Ticket

At the beginning of the 20th century, businessman Eusebio Güell i Bacigalupi spearheaded the construction of a luxury housing development on the outskirts of Barcelona. The architect chosen for this grand project was none other than the great Antoni Gaudí. The project proved to be a failure, and only two of the planned 60 houses were ever built.

Nevertheless, one of the world's most beautiful parks remains, opened to the public in 1926.

With your ticket and audio guide, you can explore the following areas:

Entrance & Dragon Staircase

• Entrance pavilions: these are two small houses that look like they have been taken from a fairy tale.
• Salamander staircase: known as the dragon, this trencadís (broken tile mosaic) sculpture is one of the symbols of Barcelona.

Hypostyle Hall

Originally conceived as the market for the development, it features 86 Doric columns and a beautiful mosaic ceiling depicting the four seasons and lunar cycles.

Other Spots

• Plaza de la Naturaleza (Nature Square) and the Wavy Bench: one of Barcelona's most famous viewpoints.
• Viaducts: carriage roads built with stone quarried from the site itself. They resemble natural caves or birds' nests.
• El Calvario de las Tres Cruces (Calvary of the Three Crosses): the park's highest point. Gaudí intended to build a chapel here, but ultimately erected this monument, which offers a breathtaking view of Barcelona.

Opening Times

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

Gaudí House Museum Ticket

The Gaudí House Museum is located within Park Güell. The general admission ticket to the park does not include entry to the museum, for which a separate ticket is required.

However, this combined ticket for the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell also includes access to the House-Museum. Interestingly, this building was not designed by Gaudí, but by his disciple Francesc Berenguer.

Inside this former residence, you will find various of Gaudí's pieces of furniture and personal belongings.

The Gaudí House Museum has the same opening hours as Park Güell.

How Does It Work?

After booking, we'll send you your tickets via email and the instructions to download the audio guide.

Please note that your tickets for the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and Gaudí Museum are valid only for the selected date.

The time you choose in your booking will be your entry time for the Sagrada Família. Access to this monument is only permitted at the selected time or up to 30 minutes afterward.  For Park Güell and Gaudí House Museum, you can visit during their opening times provided it is on the same day as your visit to the Sagrada Família.

The audio guide in English is included at all three locations, but only for those aged 10 and over.

Your tickets will allow you to skip the ticket lines, but you'll still have to wait in security lines at all three locations.