Sagrada Familia Skip The Line

The Sagrada Familia Cathedral absolutely deserves attention. However, the impression is overshadowed by the large number of people who are admitted, and the fact that other visitors do not use headphones, and everywhere you have to listen loudly to the audio guide of other visitors. Your own headphones won't help here either. If other visitors behave so selfishly, the staff of the Sagrada Familia should intervene so that you can safely take the tour yourself. Ticket prices are also really high.

This tour was amazing. The audio guide really does help you understand the significance of each component of the architecture. I would definitely recommend this tour. The line for online tickets is fast tracked so we got in a little quicker than buying on site and you can listen to the track for each area agin if you miss something. It worked out really well for our family.

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.

Absolutely breathtaking. The genius of Gaudi comes through everywhere you look. There is nothing else like it. If you con only see one thing in Barcelona, this is absolutely the one you should see. It's also worth going up at least one tower. I went up the Nativity facade. The views, while limited by construction, are still worth it. You can also bring a backpack. There are lockers to hold them.

The meeting place was a little tricky to find but after a bit of searching before time we finally found it…it would be more convenient to meet directly at the main entrance as the climb is steep if you're not used to it… otherwise, the visit itself was great, the guide was very interesting and spoke French very well. We had a very interesting and pleasant time.

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.

Our guide was Albert who was fluent in English and Spanish and also spoke 3 other languages. He was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of interesting information about Park Guell and La Sagrada Familia. My family and I were very happy with the tour as well as Albert.

A very interesting visit with our French-speaking guide who made us have a great time in the park. The big black dot being the meeting point for the visit. From the metro it takes between 25 and 30 minutes to reach the entrance reserved for the departure of the visits. The park is on a hill, we climbed to the 1st entrance: bad pickaxe, the 2nd: the same! So we had to go back down to the boulevard and back up one last time to FINALLY find the meeting point! I understand that some tourists go there by taxi!