Going from Barcelona’s most famous street to its most famous church is super standard – so how to get to Sagrada Familia from La Rambla exactly?
Let me take you through the process.
How to Get from La Rambla to Sagrada Familia
Let me give it to you straight: the simplest and fastest solution is with the metro.
Depending on where you are on La Rambla you can take the green line (L3) of the Barcelona metro from the following stations: Drassanes, Liceu or Catalunya.
Then you’ll need to get off at Diagonal and change to the blue line L5 up to Sagrada Familia.
The whole journey will take you about 15-20 minutes.
If you prefer a bus from La Rambla to Sagrada Familia then you have to go to the stop in front of the El Corte Ingles shopping center in Plaça Catalunya.
Here, you take the D50 bus for 7 stops to València – Diagonal; then you are 5 minutes away on foot.
The trip from La Rambla to Sagrada Familia takes about count on 20-25 minutes.
Finally, for those who want to be comfortable and enjoy the view, Barcelona Hop on Hop Off Bus will you at the Sagrada Familia in just three stops from Plaça Catalunya:
Alright, that’s it for getting to Sagrada Familia from La Rambla – if you’ve got any questions feel free to hit me up in the comments below!
Enjoy your trip to Sagrada Familia 🤝
Related: Save mad money with the Barcelona Discount Transport Pass.
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