Sagrada Familia
The Sagrada Família is Gaudí's greatest masterpiece. The end is in sight, but it’s still not finished even after 100 years. Yet, it’s absolutely worth visiting, whether you’re religious or not. The mind-boggling amount of detail and the insane design provide hours of viewing pleasure.
What impressed me the most was the play of light. One side of the church glows red while the other side displays a much cooler blue light. After nearly an hour of walking through the church, we sat down for another fifteen minutes to rest our legs and to catch more unexpected details. By the way, the outside gives a completely different impression than the inside.
The official audio guide is pretty good, but there are also other alternatives available for those who want to know more.
If you arrive a bit early for your time slot, you can sit in the little park next to the church. Children can play in the small playground, and if you’re lucky, you might even snag a bench.
The price-quality ratio makes the Sagrada Família an essential part of your visit to Barcelona.
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