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Sagrada Família

View of Sagrada Familia from Placa de Gaudi. The cranes have been digitally removed.

Passion Façade (2021).

Sagrada Família side view, Barcelona, Spain.

This photo of Sagrada Família was taken in 2019. Here, you can see the constant construction that has been taking place since its creation.

View of the Sagrada Familia from Gaudí Square.

Sagrada Familia (2024)

Facade of the apse.

Tower of San Lucas

First “3 de 8” by the Minyons de Terrassa of the 2013 season, completed at the Sagrada Família Festival. “3 de 8” by the Minyons de Terrassa at the Sagrada Família.

Tower of San Marcos

Baldachin of the central altar of the Sagrada Familia.

Altar of the Sagrada Familia.

Emblem of San Juan

Capital of the Archdiocese of Barcelona

Detail of one of the choir lofts, with the inscription of the hymn Veni Creator Spiritus.

Emblem of Saint Luke

Vault of the transept of the Sagrada Família.

Cruiser hall, Tower of Jesus

Vault of the Sagrada Família.

Interior of the Sagrada Familia.

Statue of Saint Joseph Calasanz

Portal del Rosario

Symbols of the Eucharist in the central nave: wheat and host; grape and chalice.

Fruit baskets on the corners of the bay windows of the exterior walls, work by Etsuro Sotoo.

Exterior of the cloister of the Sagrada Familia.

Star of the Tower of Mary.

Tower of María.

Sculpture of Saint Luke

Towers of the Sagrada Família.

The pinnacles of the towers in Passion Facade, Sagrada Familia. This is a photo of a monument listed in the Spanish heritage register of Bienes de Interés Cultural under the reference RI-51-0003813.

Gate of Glory, Sagrada Familia, by Josep M. Subirachs.

Facade of Glory.

Sculpture of the Ascension

Triumphal cross.

Lamb of Abraham’s sacrifice, by Lau Feliu.

Torn veil, Passion façade.

Crown of Thorns Gate, Passion Façade, Sagrada Familia (Barcelona).

Left-side Gospel Door at the Passion Facade of the Sagrada Família.

Gethsemane Gate.

Crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Crowning the Tree of Life: the cross, the tau, and the dove, an allegory of the Holy Trinity. Cross of the Holy Trinity, Nativity Façade of the Sagrada Família.

Door of the Portico of Faith.

Door of the Portico of Hope.

Door of Charity.

Stained glass.

Mantle of God, vault of the Sagrada Familia.

Intersection between the nave and the transept

Baldachin.

Interior of the temple.

Interior of the temple.

Interior of the temple.

Crucifixion, by Subirachs, Sagrada Familia.

Sagrada Familia - Passion Facade - The soldier Longinus

Sagrada Familia – Passion Façade – Flagellation

The trial of Jesus, Passion Facade, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain.

Sagrada Familia – Passion Facade – La Veronica

This scene shows Jesus after having been beaten, how he was presented by Pontius Pilate to the people with the crown of thorns, like Ecce Homo. In the background we see the soldiers guarding the prisoner. The stone under the feet of Jesus cracks, as a harbinger of the coming earthquake.

Sagrada Familia - Passion Façade - Last Supper

Coronation of Mary, Nativity Façade, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain.

Adoration of the shepherds.

Adoration of the Magi, Nativity Façade, Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain.

Flight into Egypt, Nativity Façade, Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain.

Death of the Holy Innocents, Nativity Facade, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain

Sagrada Familia – Nativity Façade – Tree of Life.

Sagrada Familia - Portico of Faith

Sagrada Familia - Portico of Hope

Sagrada Familia - Portico of Charity

West sacristy.

Saint Bruno at the apse of the Sagrada Família.

Figure of a lizard, apse of the Sagrada Familia.

Stained glass of the apse.

Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of Our Lady of Montserrat, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of the Sacred Heart, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of Saint Joseph, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of the Holy Christ, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of Our Lady of Carmen, crypt of the Sagrada Familia. On the floor, Gaudí’s tomb.

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 façade 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 More
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Interior of Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Barcelona, Spain

From the transept of the Sagrada Família looking northeast.

Interior of Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.

Inside Sagrada Familia

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. This is a photo of a monument listed in the Spanish heritage register of Bienes de Interés Cultural under the reference RI-51-0003813.

Rebars of Sagrada Familia roof under 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.

Emblem of Saint Matthew

Emblem of Saint Mark.

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 can see the constant construction that has been taking place since its creation.

View of the Sagrada Familia from Gaudí Square.

First “3 de 8” by the Minyons de Terrassa of the 2013 season, completed at the Sagrada Família Festival. “3 de 8” by the Minyons de Terrassa at the Sagrada Família.

Baldachin of the central altar of the Sagrada Familia.

Detail of one of the choir lofts, with the inscription of the hymn Veni Creator Spiritus.

Vault of the transept of the Sagrada Família.

Symbols of the Eucharist in the central nave: wheat and host; grape and chalice.

Fruit baskets on the corners of the bay windows of the exterior walls, work by Etsuro Sotoo.

Exterior of the cloister of the Sagrada Familia.

The pinnacles of the towers in Passion Facade, Sagrada Familia. This is a photo of a monument listed in the Spanish heritage register of Bienes de Interés Cultural under the reference RI-51-0003813.

Gate of Glory, Sagrada Familia, by Josep M. Subirachs.

Lamb of Abraham’s sacrifice, by Lau Feliu.

Crown of Thorns Gate, Passion Façade, Sagrada Familia (Barcelona).

Left-side Gospel Door at the Passion Facade of the Sagrada Família.

Crowning the Tree of Life: the cross, the tau, and the dove, an allegory of the Holy Trinity. Cross of the Holy Trinity, Nativity Façade of the Sagrada Família.

Mantle of God, vault of the Sagrada Familia.

Intersection between the nave and the transept

Crucifixion, by Subirachs, Sagrada Familia.

Sagrada Familia - Passion Facade - The soldier Longinus

Sagrada Familia – Passion Façade – Flagellation

The trial of Jesus, Passion Facade, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain.

Sagrada Familia – Passion Facade – La Veronica

This scene shows Jesus after having been beaten, how he was presented by Pontius Pilate to the people with the crown of thorns, like Ecce Homo. In the background we see the soldiers guarding the prisoner. The stone under the feet of Jesus cracks, as a harbinger of the coming earthquake.

Sagrada Familia - Passion Façade - Last Supper

Coronation of Mary, Nativity Façade, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain.

Adoration of the Magi, Nativity Façade, Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain.

Flight into Egypt, Nativity Façade, Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain.

Death of the Holy Innocents, Nativity Facade, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain

Sagrada Familia – Nativity Façade – Tree of Life.

Saint Bruno at the apse of the Sagrada Família.

Figure of a lizard, apse of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of Our Lady of Montserrat, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of the Sacred Heart, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of Saint Joseph, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of the Holy Christ, crypt of the Sagrada Familia.

Chapel of Our Lady of Carmen, crypt of the Sagrada Familia. On the floor, Gaudí’s tomb.

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).

The Nativity façade of the Sagrada Familia in detail.

Portal of Charity, Sagrada Família, 2015

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/.

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.

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. This is a photo of a monument listed in the Spanish heritage register of Bienes de Interés Cultural under the reference RI-51-0003813.

Rebars of Sagrada Familia roof under 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

Outstanding Landmarks

El Poble Espanyol

Barcelona, Spain

A fake village built in 1929, with replicas of characteristic buildings in Spain (like the Avila walls, the Vall-de-roures town hall, etc.). The village hosts the Fondation Fran Daurel, where you can enjoy an interesting Modern Art collection boasting Miró, Picasso, Tapiès and other, mostly Spanish and Catalan, contemporary artists. The audio tour is very worthwhile there. Also worth seeing - the flamenco show at Tablo de Carmen. You can also step into several of the workshops to see craftsmen at work such as glassblowers and leather workers.

MMACA - Museu de Matemàtiques de Catalunya

Barcelona, Spain

The museum has limited opening hours but the park it is situated in is also interesting. Check website before going to the museum as it will eventually relocate to The Can Bagaria building.

Botanical Garden

Barcelona, Spain

Although a botanic garden had been established in Barcelona as early as 1888, the current gardens date from 1999.

Pavellons de la Finca Güell

Barcelona, Spain

A complex of two pavilions by Antonio Gaudi. 2024 closed for renovation.

Parc de Poblenou

Barcelona, Spain

Torre d'aigües de Macosa

Barcelona, Spain

One of the most unusual landmarks in this otherwise ultra-modern area is this 19th-century (finished in 1882) brick water tower. Standing 62 metres tall, it is now overshadowed by neighbouring residential, office and hotel towers and easy to miss unless you know where to look for it.

Olympic Stadium

Barcelona, Spain

The stadium and its surroundings built in 1927 and renovated for the 1992 Summer Olympics provides nice architectonic and city views. Since it's not too crowded outside sport events, it's usually a pretty calm place.

Plaça Reial

Barcelona, Spain

This square is famous for the nightlife and the uniform architecture, and features fountains and palm trees. It was built during the 19th century on the site of a monastery, after the Mendizábal law expelled the monks. After some years Antoni Gaudí designed the streetlights which are still there. It has lots of activity during the day, thanks to the many terraces of the bars and restaurants.

Futbol Club Barcelona Museum

Barcelona, Spain

Museum dedicated to the FC Barcelona. It occupies 3,500 m² and attracts 1.2 million visitors a year, ranking it second to the Museu Picasso, which attracts 1.3 million visitors, as the most visited museum in the city of Barcelona. All of the Barcas trophies and jerseys of many famous players of the team are exhibited. The museum can be visited by booking the Camp Nou Experience package, which includes also a stadium tour. The stadium tour is not fantastic and the audio guide is not really worth it either, but for a quick recent history of matches played there, consult the backs of the doors in the cubicles. Most have a lot of graffiti championing the team that played there. It is also unfortunate that the home team changing rooms are not open to the public, only the somewhat dated guest's team dressing rooms, which are not that impressive.

Fundació Antoni Tàpies

Barcelona, Spain

Created in 1984 by the artist Antoni Tàpies to promote the study and knowledge of modern and contemporary art.

Caixafòrum

Barcelona, Spain

Arts & cultural centre.

Plaça del Rei

Barcelona, Spain

This square has two important buildings, the Santa Àgata church, where the kings from the Aragon crown had baptism. Is possible to visit it. The other building has the Saló del Tinell, one of the best civil Gothic architecture examples. Is the place where the royal receptions where held, so is very wide with a wooden ceiling hold by the typical Catalan Gothic arches. It has also a tower from which you can have a good view of the old town. An entrance is needed to visit both.

Monestir de Pedralbes

Barcelona, Spain

A beautiful Gothic monastery near the university, there are a museum which depicts the monastery life, a church, and a marvelous chapel covered with medieval frescoes.

Parc del Clot

Barcelona, Spain

Poblenou Cemetery

Barcelona, Spain

Gaudi House Museum

Barcelona, Spain

Distinctive pink house that Gaudi lived in for nearly 20 years (although not designed by him). It features furniture designed by Gaudi and other objects relating to Gaudi's life. The gift shop has a large selection of Gaudi-themed souvenirs that are generally better quality than what's available in the normal tourist shops.

Casa Lleó-Morera

Barcelona, Spain

By Lluís Domènech i Montaner.

Centre Convencions internacional

Barcelona, Spain

Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

Museum with a number of exhibitions about the Earth and its natural history. One exhibit covers the origin of life on Earth and how it has evolved. A second exhibit deals with nature and life on Earth today. The third exhibit covers some of the issues relating to humans and their relationship with nature.

Casa Batlló

Barcelona, Spain

Another Gaudi masterpiece along the same avenue as La Pedrera. Open to the public. No straight line or right angles appear anywhere in the house. Often overlooked for La Pedrera, (also by Gaudi), La Casa Batlló is equally as stunning with its unique architecture and infamous two ornamental pillars in the entrance to the terrace. Open for visitors from ground floor to the roof, and down by an old-time elevator.

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