Sagrada Familia Skip The Line

If for no other reason than to skip the very long line, this trip was worth the money. But the guide was informative and kept us moving so that we could see all the features of this stunning basilica. My only regret was that it was a cloudy day because he told us how beautiful the colors are when the sun shines through all the stained glass windows.

A must-see basilica. If the exterior is impressive, the inside was is more exhilarating. Tour guide was good ... only issue was the time slot was not followed and it said be there 15 minutes before time but person with white umbrella and late and didnt have her umbrella open. It can be a bit an annoyance considering that there are punctual people and punctuality is what a number of people value.. She could have been

Our group was big so we had to wait for others to arrive before going in. Once we were in line our guide asked my daughter to cover her shoulders as she was wearing a tank top. They were giving us a hard time about it and wanted us to go across the street to buy a shawl. However, other members in our group who had on similar items were not asked to do so. Fortunately we had a Barcelona souvenir T-shirt she could put over.

The tour was fabulous. Our guide, Victor, did an amazing job of explaining all the details. He was very professional and answered all of our questions. Without this guy I believe we were just wondering around looking, but not understanding. That’s it

Meeting point very well chosen, right at the entrance. We only had to wait a few minutes to get in. Francisco did the tour wonderfully and enthusiastically, it was really fun. And no problem in English either. Gladly again!

We visited the SAGRADA FAMILIA, we found the person who was responsible for validating the list of participants, the meeting point was very precise. Our guide JUAN MIGUEL, joined us a few minutes later, the visit started with a little delay because 4 people were missing in our group.

Professional and entertaining. The sagrada familia is definitely worth a visit and this tour helped connect all the elements and understand Gaudí's design. A bit of biblical foreknowledge is expected, otherwise I think you quickly lose the thread.

The group was 30 people which was way too many for our guide (Lupe) to manage and as a consequence the experience was affected by too many calls to keep the group together and manoeuvre us all around the Sagrada Famiglia. The group should be no larger than 12-15 people maximum.