Just wow, take a tour and make sure you go to the top of one of the towers. This church is stunning and well worth the experience. Make sure you check out the museum in the lower level as well

When visiting this church I remembered the phrase they say about Lola Flores: "She neither sings nor dances but don't miss her." In other words this church is indescribable and I have never seen anything like it in my life. If the exterior is already striking, the interior exceeds all expectations. I don't know if I like it or not but the construction is unique and a visit should not be missed. What I don't recommend is climbing the towers because the views seem like a joke to me.

At the entrance you are forced to undergo an unpleasant and overly thorough search, after which the search at the airport already seems like child's play. But this was the only unpleasant moment. We arrived before the appointed time and were let in immediately. At the entrance to the temple, a man approached us and suggested that we were entitled to an audio guide, although we had completely forgotten about it. He brought us two sets of audio guides and set them to the language we needed. There is plenty of seating inside. Nobody rushed us. We sat there for quite a long time because it was raining outside. During this time, we were able to get a good look at the incredibly beautiful internal architecture of the temple, as well as feel its unique atmosphere and history.

This place is undeniably breathtaking, when you get out at the subway station your jaw will literally drop. When we were there live music coming from an Oregon and it was so cool! The design and architecture here is very amusing for people who enjoy that type of stuff, but for lots of people this place is not really a must see, it can get very crowded and hot around the basilica and it is quite expensive to enter. But if you enjoy history architecture and sight seeing this place is definitely worth the visit! Free tours with headphones and an experienced guide are offered!!

Going to Barcelona and not visiting the Sagrada Familia Church is the same as going to Paris and not visiting the Eifel Tower. We did not enter the church, as tickets must be purchased in advance. But what matters is that you keep observing the exterior details. Sit on a bench, take your time and enjoy this work by Gaudi. Although it is not complete, it is different from all the other thousands of churches you will visit in Europe.

What an amazing place. Absolutely crazy looking at it from the outside but then you enter this most beautiful and powerful building with fabulous natural light show created by the amazing stained glass windows. Well worth a visit and the entrance fee is well worth it👍 I would suggest getting a ticket and slot before you arrive… it can get busy

The Sagrada Familia is an unmissable visit in Barcelona. I recommend visiting with a pre-purchased ticket (online) with an audio guide in Portuguese. Although there are always many visitors, entry is relatively quick, as it requires a search similar to that at an airport. In the interior space, it is possible to see everything at one's own pace, listen to the audio, sit down, enjoy everything without rushing. Visiting on a sunny day will always be more valuable, as natural light gives the stained glass windows a unique beauty.

Visit with the guide Anna who speaks French very well and explains the history of the Sagrada perfectly She gives all the little details of this magnificent monument, the price is not given but no regrets for having done it, compensation for the work... Almost 4 hours on site You should visit the tower, be careful if you are afraid of heights, almost 400 steps to go down in a narrow passage

We pre-booked a timed guided tour which facilitated our entry and avoided the expected waiting since it was still quite crowded for a weekday in January. We had a little time before our tour started so we went inside to get a head start on our gawking! The magnificent colors from the stained glass windows were amazing along with the soaring architecture. The organ was even practicing for a short burst. When we met up with the tour guide we started on the outside. I enjoyed both the Passion, original Gaudi, and Nativity, modern, sides. Less ongoing construction than what we recall from our first visit years ago and she pointed many of the latest additions to the basilica. We proceeded to slowly walk through the inside and then wrapped up the tour in the adjacent school room, where the workers would send their kids while working. Before we left, we walked through the museum on our own and saw the work shop, plaster originals, details about the architects before and after Gaudi, etc. The guided tour was worth it in opinion due to the details, insights and Q&A.

Hands down one of the most impressive and beautiful structures man has ever made. Sagrada Familia is a must visit for anyone travelling to Barcelona. Breathtaking construction and beautiful interiors wit stained windows which when hit by sunlight bathes the church interior with amazing colours