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View of Sagrada Familia from Placa de Gaudi. The cranes have been digitally removed.
Sagrada Família side view, Barcelona, Spain
This photo of Sagrada Família was taken in 2019. Here, you are able to see the constant construction that has been taking place since its creation.
The Sagrada Familia towers are decorated with words from the liturgy such as Sanctus.
Stylized Alpha and Omega carving at the entrance to Antoni Gaudí's Sagrada Família (Barcelona).
Light entering the Sagrada Familia
Passion Façade.
The Nativity facade of the Sagrada Familia in detail.
Portal of Charity, Sagrada Família, 2015
Sagrada Familia, Spain
Photograph showing the differences between the older and newer parts of the Sagrada Família, Barcelona. See more at https://www.flickr.com/photos/syniq/5635193686/in/set-72157626394166061/.
La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain
Sagrada Família, Columns
This is the crossing and dome of the Sagrada Família basilica, Barcelona, Catalonia. The Catalan basilica of La Sagrada Família (The Holy Family) is a major icon of Barcelona. After more than a century of construction, in 2011 the interior was finished and consecrated by Pope Benedict XVI. Work began in 1882 and is scheduled to be completed in 2026.
Interior of Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
From the transept of the Sagrada Família looking northeast.
Interior of Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
The interior of the Sagrada Família showcases towering stone columns branching like trees, colorful stained-glass windows casting vibrant light across the nave, and intricate architectural details designed by Antoni Gaudí. The soaring vaults and organic forms create a sense of awe and harmony, blending natural inspiration with Gothic and Art Nouveau elements.
This is a photo of a monument listed in the Catalan heritage register of Béns Culturals d'Interès Nacional and the Spanish heritage register of Bienes de Interés Cultural under the reference RI-51-0003813.
Glory facade in 2016.
Rebars of Sagrada Familia roof in construction. Note rust and corrosion of rebar and different materials used for the rebar in different areas.
Rebars of Sagrada Familia roof in construction. Note rust and corrosion of rebar and different materials used for the rebar in different areas.

Sagrada Família

Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona's Sagrada Família stands as a striking testament to Antonio Gaudi's unique modernist style. Unlike any other church in the world, its design captures the imagination with intricate textures and details on its facades. These elements incorporate forms inspired by nature, reflecting much of Gaudi's artistic philosophy.

An Architectural Marvel

The interior of the Sagrada Família is nothing short of awe-inspiring. With its vast space capable of accommodating up to 13,000 people, the church boasts vaulted ceilings and tree-like columns that evoke a natural forest canopy. Although construction continues, the central nave, apse, and crypt are accessible to visitors, offering a glimpse into Gaudi's brilliant vision.

A Nighttime Spectacle

Visiting the Sagrada Família during the evening is particularly impressive. As the lights illuminate the structure, it becomes evident why some describe it as being built from bones. This nighttime view adds another layer of enchantment to this already mesmerizing masterpiece.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagrada_Fam%C3%ADlia
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