Complete Gaudi Tour with Sagrada Familia, House Visit & Park Guell
518 reviews
5.5 hours
Max 15
Why take this tour?
Highlights
Morning tour: Entrance to Casa Batlló to explore Gaudí’s impressive residential work.
Afternoon tour: Veer off the tourist trail with entry to Casa Vicens, Gaudí's very first house that put him on the map
See how Gaudí’s style developed with a visit to his flamboyant Casa Vicens, and the more refined Casa Mila, aka La Pedrera
Head for the hills, and a guided, skip-the-line tour of Park Guell
Finish with a bang at La Sagrada Família, for a complete tour of the basilica and its façade
Travel with an expert, licensed guide passionate about all-things-Gaudí
Sites Visited
La Sagrada Familia
Park Güell
Casa Batlló (entry on morning tour)
Casa Milà aka 'La Pedrera' (exterior)
Casa Vicens (entry on afternoon tour)
Casa Amatller (exterior)
Casa Lleó i Morera (exterior)
Tour Includes
Local English-speaking guide
Morning tour: Pre-reserved Casa Batlló ticket
Afternoon tour: Pre-reserved Casa Vicens ticket
Skip-the-line Park Güell ticket
Pre-reserved La Sagrada Família ticket
Two transfers by public and private transport
Headset
Take a step into the world of Antoni Gaudí
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Total Customer Reviews: 518
Verified Ratings
4.7/5
based on 359 Walks’ customer ratings
Rating summary by category
Guide
4.9/5
Guest Support
4.7/5
Latest reviews
Excellent
Miguel is such a passionate and humour guide! Had a great time throughout the tour!
Verified·Serena·Aug 27, 2024·Hong Kong SAR China·Female·35 to 44 years
Great
How God was great and the places that were picked were a good example Of the cuisine of Barcelona
Verified·Walter·Jun 12, 2024·USA·Male·65 to 74 years
Great
Oliver is a very knowledgeable guide and has a passion for what he does
Verified·Claudio·Jun 07, 2024·USA·Male·55 to 64 years
Excellent
We are a family of four with two teenagers. Monse, our tour guide, kept the tour engaging and enjoyable for all of us. She is highly knowledgeable and passionate about the history of Barcelona. We highly recommend this tour to everyone visiting this city.
Verified·Lulu·Mar 17, 2024·USA·Female·45 to 54 years
Excellent
We thoroughly enjoyed our Complete Gaudi tour in Barcelona this past November 2023. Olga our guide, was incredibly knowledgeable about all things Gaudi. She made the tour very interesting and managed to negotiate our travels from one site to another rather seamlessly. Sometimes we walked, other times we took a small coach. She even included a discussion outside Casa Mila that I was not expecting and enjoyed very much insomuch it was not included in our tour itinerary. Sagrada Familia was the highlight and simply outstanding with Olga's commentary. She make it a point to show us the small school for the children of the workers on the site of Sagrada Familia - not to be missed. I recommend this tour to anyone visiting Barcelona and the beautiful works of Gaudi.
Verified·Maria·Jan 20, 2024·USA·Female·65 to 74 years
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Complete Gaudi Tour with Sagrada Familia, House Visit & Park Guell
Do I need to bring an ID on my Sagrada Familia tour?
All guests (including children) must bring ID on the day of their tour. This is especially important when booking reduced tickets (such as child tickets 2-10 years old) as Sagrada Familia often asks for ID as proof of age.
Is this tour accessible for strollers, people with mobility limitations, or who use a wheelchair?
This tour involves a lot of street walking, including going up hills and steps. Additionally, some of the Gaudí residences are not completely wheelchair accessible. Because of this, we regret that we cannot offer this tour to people who use strollers, wheelchairs or have mobility limitations. Please contact our Guest Experience team at [email protected] to discuss private or alternative tour options.
Can I bring a bag with me into the Sagrada Familia?
Yes, but you can only bring small bags and backpacks. They will be checked before you enter the church. If you are going to climb the towers you have to leave backpacks in security lockers located at the base of the towers and costing €1.00.
Does the Sagrada Familia have a dress code?
Yes. In the Cathedral, both men and women are asked to wear clothing that covers at least the shoulders and knees. It is sufficient to bring extra coverings (e.g., a scarf) with you and to put them on before entering to the holy areas.
Does this tour include lunch?
Yes! Please email us beforehand and let us know if you have any dietary restrictions or food allergies.