La Sagrada Familia is a working church, but is still open to visitors. Much of the funding for the construction of the church comes from the entry fees. To visit, you must purchase tickets to tour ...

The basilica of the Holy Family (Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família, to give it its full name) is the project to which Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí (1852-1926) devoted the last ...

Gaudí famously believed that his client, God, was in no hurry, and over its long gestation period La Sagrada Família has acquired a bounty of fantastic descriptors, with citizens, tourists, and ...

The La Sagrada Familia church has created a dedicated space for ... Park Güell, Boqueria-Gardunya, Passeig de Gràcia – Plaça de Catalunya, the Gòtic neighbourhood, La Rambla, Sant ...

La Sagrada Familia, the famous Roman Catholic Church designed by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí, has stood unfinished for more than a century. Now, 137 years after construction began, the city of ...

Thankfully, La Sagrada Familia limits the number of visitors allowed in, so we had room to roam. Because we bought tickets around 11 a.m., our entrance time was set at 1:30 p.m.

A crane cab is hoisted into place at the Sagrada Familia in June 2024. Liebherr. The Sagrada Família is now cruising toward its expected 2026 completion with the help of a pair of Liebherr cranes ...

Barcelona plans to curb overcrowding at its famous landmark La Sagrada Familia church with the creation of a dedicated outdoor space for tourists to snap selfies.. Every day, up to 16,000 people ...

History of La Sagrada Familia. Though intimately linked with Gaudí, the project actually started with a different architect. The idea for the Roman Catholic church known popularly as La Sagrada ...