Amazing. - A must in Barcelona! Guided tour is definitely the way to go. Make sure, however, that you request a guide who speaks your native language!

Beautiful tour - If you visit, Barcelona, you absolutely must go see the Sagrada Familia. Absolutely stunning! Park Guell was not quite what we expected but still an interesting visit.

Excellent explanation about the Sagrada Familia and Park Guell. - Visiting Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia is simply another experience with Júlia Travel's Guide (if I'm not mistaken, Davi's name) He explains everything, from the historical part to current details. What impressed me most was his knowledge of architecture and the emphasis he gives to these points. Fantastic. It's very worth it. If you really want to get to know the Sagrada Familia Park and details that would go unnoticed without a guide, hire this team

Good tour - It was a good tour. Lots of walking but it's good. Tour guide is nice and accommodating. Will recommend this tour to friends.

Day of Gaudi - Excellent experience, our guide, Sara was full of knowledge and very approachable and easygoing. The tour went longer than expected (per the website) but otherwise worth it and learning so much about Gaudi.

All very beautiful, but... . . - The Cathedral is incredible from an architectural point of view. From a religious point of view, it has little or nothing mystical, it has become a great tourist attraction and a very profitable business. With the crowd and the bustle inside it seemed like a fair and it reminded us of when Jesus drove the merchants out of the temple. . . The interesting and picturesque Park Guell.

Do it, to do it, so you can say you did it :) - This genuinely felt like the cliche tour you do in Barcelona because...it's a famous landmark(s). We spent 20+ days in Europe and this was probably the least memorable but from my privileged position I can say I appreciate that I was able to do see/experience it. The tour of the Basilica was a bit boring, I was largely preoccupied with being pick pocketed from the outer crowded area, paranoid that I wasn't covered enough so as to piss off the Catholic church, and HOT (it was a roasting July day).

good tour, slightly too much commentary by very knowlegeable guide - The tour was good overall, we just felt the guide, while clearly very knowledgeable, spent maybe just a little too much time describing just a little too much detail for us.

We felt cheated because we couldn't visit Guel Park, which was the other half of the tour - We arrived at the Julia Tours office and they told us that the Guel Park transportation was suspended “due to inconveniences” we only did a tour of the Sagrada Familia and we paid USD 90 each!!!

Julia Travel is the most unreliable tour operator we ever come across - We booked “The Best of Gaudi Tour: Fast Track Sagrada Familia & Park Guell Regular tour” by Julia Travel S.L through Viator. Julia Travel is the most unreliable tour operator we ever come across in our decades of travels: we visited only ⅓ of the tour we booked. The tour consisted of 3 parts: • Sagrada Familia guided tour • Parc Guell guided tour • Passeig the Gracia walking tour as well as optional tour of Casa Mila & Casa Batllo. 2 days before the tour, we were informed that “Passeig the Gracia walking tour” as well as optional tour of Casa Mila & Casa Batllo, were cancelled and we were refunded €7/person out of €91/person we paid for the tour. Furthermore, the tour left us at Park Guell, far from metro stations. Part of the reason for us to choose this tour was that it would end at Casa Batllo which is near a metro station. The worst part was that my wife and I were left out of the Sagrada Familia guided tour due to the unprofessional conduct of the tour guide. She was unable to handle such a big tour group (28 persons) in a very crowded place at the entrance to Sagrada Familia. We could follow the tour guide to the entrance of Sagrada Familia by following the umbrella she was holding up high. Then she went to authenticate the tickets and I did not see the umbrella again. While waiting for the tour guide, I took the opportunity to take photos and videos of Sagrada Familia. Then I looked around and could not see the tour guide anymore. I looked around repeatedly and did not see the umbrella. I learnt later that she did not hold up the umbrella when entering Sagrada Familia. The tour guide was only 1.5 m tall and it was impossible to see her among the huge crowd in front of the entrance. She did not hand out tickets individually to us and did not check that all 28 of us are together before entering Sagrada Familia. So I waited and waited in vain. After the Sagrada Familia guided tour, the guide said that she had experienced visitors being left out on several occasions before, yet nothing was done to ensure this is not repeated! Even worse, Julia Travel said that I had to claim refund through Viator because we bought the tour through Viator, but Viator dismissed my claim for refund without giving me a reason. We came from Singapore which is far away, and failed to see the most iconic place in Barcelona, because of the tour guide’s carelessness and unprofessional conduct. Please note that I was claiming only the refund of entry fees, not the lost opportunity to visit Sagrada Familia after travelling so far from Singapore. The entrance fee to Sagrada Familia was €52 each. My wife and I were not refunded any money. So beware of Julia Travel, even if its tours are advertised through Tripadvisor and Viator.