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Explore a modernist masterpiece in depth

Step into the extraordinary world of Antoni Gaudí with a semi-private guided tour of the Sagrada Familia. Limited to just 15 guests and led by an expert Catalan guide, this immersive experience lets you skip the entrance queue and dive straight into Barcelona’s most iconic religious structure. Your guide shares captivating details about the basilica’s design, history, and the powerful vision behind its ongoing construction.

Architecture that inspires wonder

As you enter, your eyes are immediately drawn to the basilica’s immense columns, sculpted to resemble forest trees reaching skyward. Walk through the luminous nave, where multicolored stained-glass windows fill the space with dazzling light and create a dynamic play of colors. Notice the intricate ceiling vaults and the organic forms that define Gaudí’s unique architectural language. Every detail, from the spiral staircases to the natural motifs, is a testament to his admiration for nature and commitment to sacred geometry.

Discover the story in stone and glass

Outside, admire the facades richly adorned with biblical scenes. The Nativity Facade celebrates hope and the birth of Christ, while the stark Passion Facade powerfully represents sacrifice and redemption. Your guide will explain the stories and symbols hidden in these stunning sculptures, offering insights that bring the monument to life. Pause at each entryway and examine the detailed figures carved throughout the exterior.

Experience the basilica’s inner beauty

Inside, explore the chapels dedicated to various saints and take a quiet moment at the Chapel of the Holy Sacrament or the Baptismal Chapel. Descend briefly into the crypt where Gaudí himself is entombed and learn about the traditions that have shaped centuries of devotion at this site. The carefully planned lighting and soaring arches create both a vibrant and contemplative atmosphere for visitors.

• Gain the full benefit of a small-group setting, where questions and discussions are encouraged.

• Use the provided headset (when available) to clearly hear your guide’s commentary in the spacious interior.

• Enjoy free time after the guided portion to explore the basilica’s many details at your own pace and perhaps visit the gift shop or museum.

A work in progress

Construction on the Sagrada Familia began in 1882 and continues today, making it one of the longest-running architectural projects in the world. Hear about the latest milestones in its development and expectations for completion. This ongoing story is part of what makes every visit unique.

• Photography for personal use is welcomed, but please be considerate of others and remain respectful of the sacred setting.

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