Skip the Line Guided Tour at Sagrada Familia

We were there at 9 a.m. (30 minutes before our booked time), were able to queue for 9:30 a.m. at the still very short line and immediately afterwards, when the 9 a.m. line was in, our line could already go in. There were relatively few people in the castle until about 10 a.m., then the groups and the masses came. It was a pity that we didn't know in advance that there were musical gardens on that day and we had to pay the entrance fee again. In return, we were allowed to let the annoying and endlessly looping music sprinkle us all the time. That really wouldn't be necessary.

The tour was well worth the money as it was delivered by our excellent and pasdionate guide. I would highly recommend it!!

The guide was excellent. There was a lot of information and it was easy to understand. In particular, many small details were reviewed and what their purpose was. This was formulated into a good and clear whole. Sufficient time had been set aside and after the guided tour you were free to wander around.

Went off without a hitch. Audio tour was fine, tho it’ll never replace a real guide.

Great, very informative tour with a top guide. No waiting and problem-free meeting ... Immediately again!

Firstly - what a building! Everyone should visit this place and have a decent guided tour. There is so much to learn about the outside, inside and future plans. Don’t just ride past on a bus tour - you are missing out! I’m sorry I forgot our Guide’s name, but he was just amazing. He had so much passion for the Sagrada Família and about Gaudi, and was bursting with fascinating information, and he brought the place alive. It really was awesome and I also found it very spiritual and moving. Thank you so much to our Guide - I will definitely use again if visiting in the future. Thank you so much - well worth every penny.

Loved pur tour with Victor who was a great guide. Very knowledgeable and professional.

A visit to absolutely do with the explanations of a guide to understand and appreciate the richness and the history of this building as well as the genius of the architect.

Do yourself a favour and get on this tour. The splendour of the Sagrada Familia is elevated through the intricate explanations given by our wonderful guide Francisco, and we left with a deep reverence for Gaudí and many other artisans that have shaped this magnificent basilica. Worth every dime.

This was easily the climatic experience for me in Barcelona. La Sagrada Familia is itself a transcendent spiritual experience, with an architectural magnum opus that is as much gospel as it is poetry and geometry in still motion. However, having a guide like Juan Miguel lead this tour and experience was what really set this excursion to music. He effused a passion in his narration that was part reverence for the architect, Gaudí and the magnificent edifice, and part awe for the Majesty to whom the glory belonged. His English was flawless, touched with his Catalan twang, and his movement through the tour was almost orchestral conductor like. Take this tour. Hope you get our guide. You won't forget La Sagrada Familia. How could you? There's nothing like it in the world; a cathedral where every stone, brick, line, curve, contour, sculpture, glass, and color, is itself a story within a story of the Holy Family. You will remember the name Gaudí. But you will also remember Juan Miguel.