Barcelona: Sagrada Familia tour with Optional Tower Access

Barcelona: Sagrada Familia tour with Optional Tower Access

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Skip the long lines to the most popular attraction in Barcelona and enjoy more time to explore Gaudi's miraculous Sagrada Familia.

Highlights

Skip the long lines to the Sagrada Familia
Explore the most iconic example of Catalan Modernist architecture in Barcelona
Hear about Antoni Gaudí's love affair with his unfinished masterpiece
Take in views of the city below from one of towers (if the option is selected)

Description

Save precious time with a skip-the-line entrance ticket to the Sagrada Familia and get more time to explore the unfinished basilica by Antoni Gaudí. Learn more about the UNESCO World Heritage monument in a small group of no more than ten people. Headsets will be provided if needed so that you can hear your English-speaking guide at all times. Journey through the different phases of Gaudí’s most ambitious project, from 1882 when construction began to its expected completion in the year 2030. Step through a heavy set of doors covered in hand-carved vines, and find yourself beneath rows of tree-like pillars that seem to reach for the heavens. Hear about Gaudí’s love affair with his final work and how he considered the project a personal holy mission. Learn about the great sacrifices he made to ensure it got built.

Includes

English-speaking guide Small group tour of no more than 18 people Entrance ticket to the Sagrada Familia Access to Towers (if the option is selected)

Important Information

We regret that we are unable to accommodate guests with wheelchairs or any impairments requiring special assistance. We are also unable to accommodate strollers or baby carriages on our group tours. *With Towers Option*: This is a physically challenging tour that involves a considerable amount of walking and stairs. For this reason, we do not recommend this tour for customers with health conditions and recommend comfortable shoes for all guests. The visit to the tower is not suitable for people who suffer from vertigo