Guided tour of the Sagrada Familia – 6 places

The Sagrada Familia, architect Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece, is one of Barcelona’s most iconic architectural gems and an undisputed symbol of the city. This basilica, which has been under construction since 1882, fuses Gothic style and Catalan modernism in a unique and visionary way. The guided tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore every corner of this monumental building, understanding its rich history, its profound symbolism and the innovative architectural principles that Gaudí implemented.

During the tour, an expert guide will share fascinating stories about Gaudí’s life and work, highlighting how his Catholic faith and love of nature influenced the design of the Sagrada Familia. Visitors will learn about the different architectural elements, from the tall towers that symbolize the apostles, to the exquisite facades—the Nativity Façade, which celebrates the life of Jesus, and the striking Passion Façade, which depicts his crucifixion. Every detail of the building is imbued with religious meaning, inviting reflection and admiration.

The visit also includes access to the impressive interior naves, where light filters through colorful stained glass windows, creating an almost mystical atmosphere. The play of light and shadow, together with the organic shapes of the tree-like columns, provides a unique sensory experience that transports visitors to a world of spirituality and creativity.

In addition, the guide will explain the current state of construction, which continues with the goal of completing the basilica in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí’s death. Learning about the modern techniques used in construction and the importance of public participation in financing the work adds a layer of contemporary relevance to the visit.

This tour is an invitation to immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Sagrada Familia, enjoying its beauty and understanding the passion that surrounds it. Without a doubt, an experience that not only enriches the general culture of visitors, but also connects them with the history and spirituality that emanate from this emblematic monument.