Sagrada Familia Entrances

Sagrada Familia is one of the most visited landmarks in the world. It attracts around 5 million visitors annually, so it can get crowded. However, knowing which entrance will allow you to bypass lines will be extremely handy! There are three entrances: 

1. General for individual visitors
2. Group for those with tours
3. School for educational visits

This guide will help you find the right entrance among the three gates so you can visit this incredible basilica without hassle.

Plan your Entry

This table will help you identify the right entrance for your visit to the Basilica:

Visitor Profile	Recommended La Sagrada Familia Entrance	Entrance Usually Used By
Individual Tourists (up to nine people)	General Entrance	Solo travelers, couples, families
Visitors with pre-booked group tours (More than nine people)	Group Entrance	Organized tours with a guide
School groups with pre-arranged visits	School Entrance	Students and teachers on educational trips

Entrance to La Sagrada Familia 

Here’s everything you need to know about the entrances to the Basilica and how to get there:

Tips for a seamless entry:

• Purchase tickets online in advance, especially during peak season, to avoid long queues at the ticket booth.
• Arrive early to avoid crowds, particularly if you haven’t pre-booked your tickets.
• Have your tickets or booking confirmation readily available for a quick check-in.
• Bring a valid ID if requested while presenting your tickets.
• Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly, especially if you spend time outdoors.

• Take note of parking options and consider using public transportation or ridesharing services to avoid parking hassles.
• Consider using mobile tickets if available, as they can be more convenient.

Remember: Food and drinks are not allowed inside the basilica. However, cafes and restaurants nearby allow you to grab a bite before or after your visit.

Disabled Entry

The Sagrada Familia is committed to providing an accessible experience for visitors with disabilities. For visitors with disabilities, the Sagrada Familia offers wheelchair access through the entrance on Carrer de la Sardenya, situated at the back of the basilica. Once inside, head to the Visitors Services Centre for assistance and guidance.

Free entrance to Sagrada Familia for Disabled

People with a disability level of 65% or more are eligible for free admission, along with one companion. On arrival, you must show valid documentation proving your disability level at the entrance for free admission.

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