Sagrada Familia Barcelona ♥

I'm ready to proceed my  Europe trip post again! =)
This is a post about Barcelona, the land I love most among the countries I've visited in Europe.
And most of them is because of the very unique and unusual buildings and architectures there.

In this post, I'm going to blog about the Sagrada Familia, a Catalonia Cathedral.
A piece of art which is so loved by my baby boy, and now has become one of my favorite too! 
Any one of you out there have any idea who was the architect for this magnificent masterpiece?
He is non other than Antoni Gaudi. I fell in love with all his  work after visiting them!
Sagrada Familia is one of them and I hope you will like it too after reading this post!

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And behold the AMAZING architecture

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Upon entering the church 
A huge door with "Jesus" inscribed in different languages in Sagrada Familia

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Gothic-inspired rose window
A must-have in every church in Europe

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Organ pipes... 

Think that they are skinny little pipes....??

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You might need to reconsider..... haha!

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View of the wild interior and ceiling

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The holes are yet to be fitted with the marble-like pop-up

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Thousands of eyes above!

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The great doors of the Passion Facade on the other exit of Sagrada Familia
Where the 10 commandments are written in different languages!

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Try and understand the concept of Gaudi regarding the pillars of the building.

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New Lady Gaga ring! XD

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Exterior of Sagrada

With different statues and different stories from the Bible. 

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Then we went to the underground exhibition part where descriptions,concept, architectures, designs  for Sagrada are introduced.

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The hand sketch front door plan for Sagrada by Gaudi's assistant

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The workshop

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The first three ideas /suggestions/designs for Sagrada Familia

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Standing firmly

Sagrada Familia is still marred by cranes and scaffolding today after 80+ years of construction! 

And will be finished in 2026 on the centennary of Gaudi's death. A range of architects have continued Gaudi's legacy, trying to finish the church according to the plans he had devised. 

The world is so blessed that he left such amazing masterpieces before his death.

Seriously I was awed and amazed by all his works! 

Love each and every one of them because all of them are different and unique in their very own way.

You must be thinking that I am exaggerating but I can assure you that I DID NOT!

See and visit those works of Gaudi if you have the chance and you will understand =D
I will try to blog about his other works in the future if there is a chance! (if there are requests) *wink*

 Last but not the least, a typical tourist post in front of Sagrada!

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