Sagrada Familia: 4 Things to Know Before You Go

One of the top tourist attractions in the world, Sagrada Familia is the last project of Antoni Gudi, for which he has devoted 12 years of his life. Millions of tourists visit Sagrada Familia every year to explore its glass windows, bell towers, and its three facades.

If you are visiting Sagrada Familia for the first time, then there are some things you must know before visiting.

1. Where is Sagrada Familia?

Gaudi's unique masterpiece Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is located 40 minutes walking distance from the La Rambla street and famous Gothic Quarter. There are several other top attraction sites near the Sagrada
Familia.Gaudi's other famous attraction Park Guell is just 25 minutes walk away from Sagrada Familia Casa Batllo is 25 minutes and Casa Mila is 20 minutes walking distance from the Sagrada Familia. 

2.How to get to Sagrada Familia

If you are in Barcelona, ​​then there is no need for any public transport to reach the Sagrada Familia. You can reach their by foot. But if you want to go there by public transport, there are two ways: 
1.By L2 and L5 metro line
2. The Valencia-Lepant is the nearest bus stop which is just 4minutes away from Sagrada Familia. The buses with numbers 19, 33, 34, 43, 44, 50,51, B20 and B 24 have their stop to Valencia- Lepant.

3. The Church is open throughout the year

Interesting thing is that this famous Church is open throughout the year for the public. So, if you don't want to face crowds and heat and want to admire the Sagrada Familia from close then go for a visit in the low season. Sagrada Familia is also open during the Christmas holidays which is an excellent option for the visitors to view.

The opening and closing time of Sagrada Familia changes with the seasons.
November to February: 9 am to 6 pm
From April to September: 9 am to 8 pm
March and October: 9am to 7pm
25th and 26th December: 9 am to 2 pm
1st-6th January: 9 am to 2 pm

4.The Gaudi's creation is peaceful 

Millions of tourists from all over the world visited the Sagrada Familia every year. It is the most crowded place where people are busy exploring every nook and cranny of the church. Despite this the Sagrada Familia is very peaceful. So surprised by the design of the church and absorbed by their guides, they harding think about talking.

Source: Italy Tourister