Econom
Toyota, Hyundai or similarFrom
- Up to 3 passengers
- 2 medium suitcases
- Child seat included
For 2 people, about €18 each
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A transfer to the Sagrada Família. From the terminal to the basilica with no changes, fixed price.

The Sagrada Família is 16 km from Barcelona airport. It is a basilica in the Eixample district: Antoni Gaudí led its construction from 1883 until his death in 1926, and work on it is still going on today. The drive takes about 33 minutes, and the price, from €35, is shown before you book.
We track your flight and wait 60 minutes free of charge from the moment your plane actually lands.
Your total is set when you book, and neither night journeys nor traffic will change it.
A transfer runs one way. Book two separate transfers, one out and one back, or book a car with a driver by the hour, three hours minimum.
The price is for the whole car, not per passenger. It is fixed when you book and does not change because of traffic, night hours or a delayed flight.
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For 2 people, about €18 each
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For 2 people, about €22 each
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For 2 people, about €31 each
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For 4, about €17 each; for 7, about €10 each
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For 2 people, about €57 each
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For 10, about €13 each; for 16, about €8 each
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The best transfer, i have ever tried!
Ксюша В · Tripadvisor, October 2026 · Open the original
Very convenient service has finally set up in Spain!
Ксюша Воробьёва · Trustpilot, October 2026 · Open the original
5 star transfer
Marko Basta · Google, September 2026 · Open the original
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Two parts of the church are on the UNESCO list. The first stone was laid on 19 March 1882, and in 2005 UNESCO added two parts of the building to the World Heritage List: the Nativity facade and the crypt. On 7 November 2010 Pope Benedict XVI consecrated the church and gave it the status of a minor basilica. That is why Mass is celebrated at the Sagrada Família, and on days of special services the visiting hours may change.
Exterior work on the Tower of Jesus Christ was finished in 2026. On 20 February 2026 the top section of the cross was lifted onto the central tower. On 10 June Pope Leo XIV blessed it, and that evening the tower was lit up for the first time. It is the tallest of all the church's towers. Work on the other parts of the building goes on, so construction cranes still stand over the basilica. If you are coming for the photos, bear this in mind: the cranes will be in almost any wide shot of the basilica.
In winter the basilica closes at 18:00. From November to February the Sagrada Família is open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 18:00, and on Sunday from 10:30 to 18:00. From April to September visitors are let in until 20:00 on weekdays, but on Saturdays the basilica closes at 18:00 all year round. From 9:00 to 10:00 there is a quiet hour: visitors listen to the audio guide and any other recordings through headphones only, so bring your own if you have an early slot. Check the opening times on sagradafamilia.org before your trip.
Latecomers are not let in on their ticket. A ticket is valid only for the entry time you chose, and at the entrance you need to show a passport or another photo ID. Tickets go on sale about two months before the visit. The basic ticket costs €26 and already includes the audio guide in the app, and children under 11 go in free. If you are heading there straight from your flight, pick an entry time that leaves room for passport control and baggage reclaim. We cover tickets, and which stories about the church are true, in our article about the legends of the Sagrada Família.
Swimwear and bare feet will not get you in. Under the basilica's rules, trousers and skirts must come down at least to mid-thigh. See-through clothing is not allowed either. Hats and caps come off in the nave and in the museum, and bare shoulders are not allowed in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament. If you are going to the basilica straight from the airport in summer clothes, keep a light shirt or a scarf in your bag.
The basilica has no lockers for suitcases. Security checks bags, backpacks and luggage at the entrance. Bags and backpacks are only held for a short time for visitors going up the towers, and they have to be collected right after you come down. So if you want to visit the basilica on the day you land, drop your suitcases at the hotel first: you can add a stop on the way from the airport when you book.
Every option with prices and travel times. Operator fares current as of November 2026.
| Option | Price | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| L9 Sud + L5 metro | €5.90 | from 45 min | from T1 and T2, change at Collblanc to L5 for Sagrada Família; you need an airport ticket |
| Aerobús + L2 metro | €10.15 | 30 min + L2 | Aerobús to Pl. Universitat, then L2 to Sagrada Família; combined Metro/Bus + Aerobús ticket |
| R2 Nord local train + L2 metro | €5.50 + €2.90 | 27 min + L2 | from T2 only: to Passeig de Gràcia, then L2 to Sagrada Família; you need two tickets |
| Taxi | on the meter | ~33 min | AMB city fare, airport supplement €4.60 |
| Let's GO transfer | from €35 | ~33 min | from the terminal to the basilica, fixed price per car |
The transfer costs from €35 per car in the most affordable class, Econom for 3 passengers. You will see the Eco, Business, Van, Premium and Bus prices in the calculator before you book.
The price is for the whole car, not per person. Business seats 3 passengers, and Van takes up to 7. Choose the car class by the number of passengers and how much luggage you have.
The drive takes about 33 minutes and covers 16 km. In city traffic the trip will take longer, but the fixed price will not change.
Yes, you can, but with one change: from T1 or T2 take line L9 Sud to Collblanc, then line L5 to Sagrada Família station. You need the €5.90 airport ticket. If you have luggage, we recommend a transfer. The driver will take you from the terminal to the basilica and help with your luggage.
The general entrance for visitors with tickets is on Carrer de la Marina (c/ de la Marina), on the Nativity facade side. The group entrance is there too. Put an address on Carrer de la Marina in your booking, and the driver will drop you as close to the entrance as possible.
For the way back you need a second booking from the basilica for the time you want. If you want the driver to wait while you are in the basilica, or to take you on, for example to Park Güell, choose a car with a driver: booked by the hour, three hours minimum.
A basilica ticket with the towers costs €36, and with a guided tour and the towers €40. The audio guide in the app is included in both tickets. Only buy tickets on the official website, sagradafamilia.org.
Yes, wheelchair users can visit the whole basilica except the towers. A wheelchair can be borrowed at entrance B on Carrer de la Marina, if one is free. Visitors with disabilities get the basic ticket free of charge.
60 minutes after the plane actually lands. If you are held up at passport control, message the driver in the app chat.
If you booked the name sign option, the driver waits for you in the arrivals hall with a sign showing your name. This option costs €10. Without it, the driver will tell you in the app chat where he is waiting.
The driver tracks the flight number and has the car there for when the plane actually lands. There is no surcharge.
Econom, Eco and Business each take two medium suitcases, and Van takes up to seven. There is no extra charge for luggage, and the price depends only on the class. More in our article about luggage in Business and Van.
Yes, child seats are free in every class. A seat is required for children 135 cm and under: tick it when you book and tell the driver the child's age in the chat.
Yes, for groups of up to 16 there is the Bus class: a minibus for 16 passengers and 16 suitcases. If there are more than 16 of you, the rest of the group needs a second car, booked as a second order.
A planned trip can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the car arrives.
The amount is reserved on your card before the trip and charged after it. Payment is by bank card in the app or on the website.



