Sant Jordi

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SANT JORDI 26 CAPÇALERA

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The Sagrada Família celebrates Sant Jordi’s Day, patron saint of Catalonia, and will reopen its doors to the public to share this meaningful celebration.

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On Sant Jordi’s Eve, the Sagrada Família will be open for visits with extended opening hours

With the intention of sharing the Sant Jordi’s celebration with the public, the Sagrada Família is offering 90 tickets for two for a guided tour of the Basilica on 22 April, outside usual hours, where visitors will also get the chance to discover the “Primordial Light” audiovisual installation.

There will be three access time slots: 8:15 p.m., 8:30 p.m., and 8:45 p.m. Check the list of winners HERE.

With the intention of sharing the Sant Jordi’s celebration with the public, the Sagrada Família is offering 90 tickets for two for a guided tour of the Basilica on 22 April, outside usual hours, where visitors will also get the chance to discover the “Primordial Light” audiovisual installation.

There will be three access time slots: 8:15 p.m., 8:30 p.m., and 8:45 p.m. Check the list of winners HERE.

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All Jordis, Jordines, Jorges, and Georgines worldwide will be able to access for free on Saint George’s Day

On 23 April, Jordis, Jordines, and their equivalents in languages worldwide will be able to access the Basilica free of charge along with one companion. Those interested can book their tickets through the website starting 13 April HERE. These tickets are subject to time slot availability.

For more information, you can consult the FAQS page.

On 23 April, Jordis, Jordines, and their equivalents in languages worldwide will be able to access the Basilica free of charge along with one companion. Those interested can book their tickets through the website starting 13 April HERE. These tickets are subject to time slot availability.

For more information, you can consult the FAQS page.

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«Llum primigènia», an audiovisual installation that delves into the legend of Sant Jordi

From 21 to 27 April, the Basilica of the Sagrada Família will host an audiovisual installation that reinterprets the myth of Sant Jordi through a contemporary visual language, evoking the struggle between good and evil and between light and darkness. Integrated into the Basilica’s space, the installation interacts with the sculpture of Saint George by Josep Maria Subirachs and strengthens the link between architecture, sculpture, and audiovisual language. In doing so, the work connects Christian iconography and contemporary digital art, opening a space for contemplation and spiritual renewal.