easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some stair climbing involved to reach the tower.
Discover Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia with a private guide and exclusive tower access. Dive into Gaudí’s architectural genius and panoramic city views in a 90-minute immersive experience.
1.5 Hours • All Ages
Experience a private guided tour of Barcelona's iconic Sagrada Familia, where you'll explore its breathtaking architecture and rich history. Gain unique insights into its Christian symbolism and enjoy exclusive access to the Tower on the Passion facade, offering stunning panoramic views of the city from 65 meters high.
Please note that children under 6 years old are not allowed to access the towers. They need to remain downstairs with an adult.
Regardless of beliefs, this cathedral is striking for its architecture, art and history that keeps inside.
During your tour you will see the facades and the interior of the basilica, you will acquire essential knowledge that only your guide can give about the symbolism representing the Holy Family as an expression of Christian ideology faith through the construction in stone. In this temple, an exaltation of the Family of Nazareth as a model for a united family, Christians, especially Roman Catholics, can recognize the tenets of their faith. Likewise, those who profess a different faith or none at all can find in it the keys for understanding the Christian religion: the history of the Church, the Sacred Scriptures, the tradition of dedication to the Saints, Christian doctrine and worship.
Enjoy an exclusive access to the Tower on the Passion facade, where you will have a panoramic view of the city to 65m high. This tower is oriented towards the city center.
Slots for private tours and tower access fill quickly—reserve your spot early to guarantee availability.
Children under 6 cannot access the tower; plan accordingly if traveling with young kids.
Expect some stair climbing inside the tower—choose footwear that supports walking and balance.
The panoramic views from 65 meters up offer exceptional photo opportunities—don’t forget your camera or smartphone.
Construction on the Sagrada Familia began in 1882 and continues as an active project, embodying over a century of architectural evolution in Barcelona.
Efforts focus on preserving Gaudí’s original vision while implementing sustainable building techniques and managing large visitor impacts responsibly.
Necessary for navigating stone floors and staircases comfortably during the tour.
Spring weather can vary; layering helps manage temperature changes inside and outside the basilica.
spring specific
Protect your skin during any outdoor segments and tower time in summer’s stronger sun.
summer specific
For capturing the intricate architecture and sweeping city views from the tower.