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Is it possible to visit Sagrada Familia in Barcelona by yourself?
We want to go to Barcelona on our own. Because I have already been to Barcelona, I would just like to take a walk and visit the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell. The reviews say that it is better to take tickets via the Internet in advance, otherwise there will be long queues. Which is generally not realistic to get in without a pre-purchased ticket. I just don't want to plan ahead. Wanted to locate
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Really get in and buy tickets on the spot. You will have to stand in line longer, but the line goes quickly.
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answered 10 years ago
We have recently arrived from Spain. On the first day we went to Barcelona and, of course, went to the Sagrada. The queue was long, we stood in it for about 2 hours, but it was worth it. The temple is simply magnificent, you will not see anything like this anywhere else ... While standing in line, I went to buy magnets and walked around the temple) I advise everyone who travels to Spain in the summer to take a hat with them, since the sun is very strong, I personally I had a headache without a hat, I had to buy it in Spain.
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answered 10 years ago
And yet - the entrance to the Park Güell is already paid - 8 euros per person. True, only the part where the main entrance is located is paid (the most interesting thing). It's a little frustrating
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answered 10 years ago
Thank you very much, we will definitely stand in line and visit. We want to go Bus Touristik or City Tour. You don't know which branch the Sagrada and Parc Güell are located on. In some sources, a blue branch on others is a red branch. And what is better Bus tourist or city tour, where there is less queue at the stops. I would like to sit on the second floor.
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answered 10 years ago
We didn’t buy a city tour and, accordingly, didn’t ride the Bus Touristik or City Tour buses, but I saw a lot of sightseeing buses with the City Tour inscription, they pass near the main attractions of Barcelona (Sagrada, Park Güell and Gaudí houses). I saw tourists in these buses only on the second floor, and there were quite a lot of such buses. We mostly walked and took the public bus, and also went to the fountains to watch the evening show, on the subway. Travel by transport costs: 2.15 euros.
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answered 10 years ago
If there is an opportunity not to stand in line, why stand in it? I was in Barcelona in October 2010, during the low season, and then the queue was 40 minutes long.
Both the Bus Touristic and the City Tour stop at Sagrada Familia and Parc Güell, key attractions in the city. Bas Touristik - blue line, City Tour - Eastern route. City Tour does not have a Russian audio guide, Bas Turistik does (in 2010, Bas Turistik had very good impressions). Bas Touristik, judging by the site, also launched free Wi-Fi on board.
There are no problems with a trip on the upper deck, if not immediately, then at the next stop, as a rule, you can move upstairs, places are vacated quickly.
Both the Bus Touristic and the City Tour stop at Sagrada Familia and Parc Güell, key attractions in the city. Bas Touristik - blue line, City Tour - Eastern route. City Tour does not have a Russian audio guide, Bas Turistik does (in 2010, Bas Turistik had very good impressions). Bas Touristik, judging by the site, also launched free Wi-Fi on board.
There are no problems with a trip on the upper deck, if not immediately, then at the next stop, as a rule, you can move upstairs, places are vacated quickly.
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answered 10 years ago
if you want to take the lift in the Sagrada (there is a beautiful view of the city), then it is better to buy a ticket in advance. because there is a limited number of climbers
In March there was also a queue, but not much.
better buy in advance and be calm
In March there was also a queue, but not much.
better buy in advance and be calm
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answered 10 years ago
Both in January and in March there were long queues), we bought tickets in advance for both the bass tourist, and the sagrada, the Batlo house, etc.
Cheaper and easier, maybe you think that this will tie you up by the time ?, it’s not) .... tickets are issued for a certain period, and not like in the movies))) for a certain session))) though, of course, in sagrada, it will be the exact day (you can choose daytime or evening time)
Have a good trip)
Cheaper and easier, maybe you think that this will tie you up by the time ?, it’s not) .... tickets are issued for a certain period, and not like in the movies))) for a certain session))) though, of course, in sagrada, it will be the exact day (you can choose daytime or evening time)
Have a good trip)
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answered 10 years ago
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