You’ve booked your tickets, admired the colours of Gaudí’s stained-glass windows, taken the obligatory photo from the nearby park… so what next? If you’re looking for things to do with kids near the Sagrada Família to complete your day without travelling across Barcelona, Fantàstix del Super3 is an easy addition to your plans.
Visiting the Sagrada Família with kids is one of Barcelona’s essential family experiences, but after some cultural sightseeing, children are often ready to move, play and get involved. Just a short distance from the basilica, you’ll find a place where they can go from watching to participating, solving challenges and letting their imagination run wild.
What can you do with kids after visiting the Sagrada Família?
One option is to combine your visit to the basilica with the immersive Fantàstix del Super3 experience. Here, children aren’t just spectators: they become part of a mission where they have to participate, make decisions, work together and overcome different challenges.
During the adventure, you’ll explore settings such as the great forest, a mysterious castle and the imagination boiler, accompanied by characters from the Super3 universe. Fantàstix is also an indoor venue, making it a particularly convenient family plan whether it’s raining, cold or very hot outside.
How can you plan a family morning or afternoon?
There’s no single way to combine Fantàstix and the Sagrada Família. Depending on your booking times, you can organise your day in two different ways:
- Plan A: culture in the morning, adventure in the afternoon. Visit the Sagrada Família basilica in the morning, stop for lunch in the area and complete your day with a family adventure at Fantàstix del Super3.
- Plan B: adventure first, culture afterwards. If the day’s opening times allow it, start at Fantàstix and then enjoy a relaxed walk through the neighbourhood before visiting the Sagrada Família.
Either way, having both attractions in the same area allows you to combine culture, play and imagination without spending a large part of your day travelling around Barcelona.
What should you know before visiting Fantàstix del Super3?
If you’re considering this family plan near the Sagrada Família, here are a few useful things to know before organising your visit.
Who is the experience designed for?
Fantàstix is a family experience where children become the protagonists of the adventure, while adults can take part and share the mission with them.
How long does the Fantàstix experience last?
The main mission lasts approximately one hour. During the experience, you’ll explore different immersive spaces, take part in games and overcome challenges to help restore imagination.
What can you do before or after the experience?
The fun doesn’t end when the mission is over. You can recharge at the Fantàstix café, let the kids continue having fun on the giant slide or explore the official Super3 shop.
Are there special activities at Fantàstix?
Yes. Fantàstix regularly hosts different activities, which may include storytelling, music, workshops and other family events. Before your visit, we recommend checking the Fantàstix agenda and official channels to see what’s happening on the day.
How do you get to Fantàstix from the Sagrada Família?
Fantàstix del Super3 is located at Carrer del Rosselló, 485, in Barcelona’s Sagrada Família neighbourhood. If you’re already visiting the basilica, you can easily include Fantàstix in the same family itinerary without having to travel to another part of the city.
Before heading over, check the Visit us page for current opening times, public transport options, nearby parking and all the practical information you need to plan your visit.
How can you complete your family day in Barcelona?
Combining the Sagrada Família with Fantàstix allows you to move from a cultural visit to an interactive indoor activity within the same area of Barcelona. It’s an easy way to create a balanced family day where adults and children can discover, play and share a different experience together.
As entry to the immersive experience is organised in scheduled time slots, plan both visits in advance and check the opening times for the day before finalising your itinerary.
