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Sagrada Familia

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Comunidad Autònoma de Cataluña, Barcelona, Eixample, la Sagrada Família

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Comunidad Autònoma de Cataluña, Barcelona, Eixample, la Sagrada Família
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Level 10 Local Expert
February 28
The Sagrada Familia, or Sagrada Familia, is an outstanding masterpiece by Antonio Gaudi, which has become a symbol of Barcelona and the world architectural heritage. This grandiose temple combines unique natural forms, deep philosophical meaning and religious themes that create a unique atmosphere. The facades of the Sagrada Familia, filled with sculptural images of Biblical scenes, and its bright interior with amazing stained glass windows are amazing. Every element of the building, from the towers to the details, is filled with meaning, and this allows you to feel the harmony between art and nature. The peculiarity of the Sagrada Familia is its incompleteness, which gives the building a special mystical aura. Gaudi devoted his whole life to the temple, and the work continues to this day, symbolizing the pursuit of perfection. Sagrada Familia is not just a church, but a symbol of human creativity, spirituality and the pursuit of harmony, which leaves a deep impression on everyone who visits it.
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Level 30 Local Expert
January 19
The only construction site in the world that is fashionable to watch endlessly. It seems that if it is completed, the temple will lose its value and zest, as a beautiful and large-scale monument to the builders. I was here in 2019 and it's quite difficult to find a beautiful location for shooting alone at the moment, everyone I asked to take a picture of didn't have the talent and great desire I recommend exploring the locations on Instagram in advance, so as not to waste time on locations.
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Level 3 Local Expert
September 24, 2024
They went inside for free as visitors to the mass. Mass starts at 9 a.m., but the guards at the entrance advised us to come by 6.30. Which we did) you can't walk inside during mass, but everything is clearly visible. The mass itself is not boring, there are many hymns. Next to the temple, the Pannus cafe opens early in the morning, you can buy coffee to make it more fun to stand in line :)
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