Sagrada Familia
Gaudí's Most Important Work
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An amazingly beautiful construction by Gaudi. The architecture is amazing, and the sculptures all around are beautifully made.
Reviewed by: Minty from on Jul 13 2008
Loved it. However, a lot of it is still under construction, so be prepared for cranes in your pictures. I highly suggest taking the elevator to the top, it's only 2 Euros and the view is spectacular. Enjoy!
Reviewed by: Ola from on Mar 24 2008
I haven't traveled to Barcelona yet, but I am going at the end of April 2008 and I just have to say in response to the person who posted about it being so awful that anyone who has studied Spain at all knows that people from Cataluña do not consider themselves Spaniards. They have tried many times in the past to separate themselves from Spain all together and become their own country. I find it hilarious that you were surprised by their attitude towards other Spaniards and people who speak spanish. Barcelona is not Spain! They don't even speak Spanish there! You should research the places you're visiting before you visit them. Maybe then you won't have such a negative experience. Barcelona is a place to visit to appreciate architecture and art, Dalà and Picasso, not traditional Spanish culture.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 18 2008
Probably my favorite place to visit in the world, and it's in my favorite city. While you are in Barcelona, be sure to see all of the other Gaudi sites.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 23 2008
I visited Barcelona in 2003 and saw the Sagrada Familia as part of a trip going all over Spain. I have to say that this was my favorite location, I was in awe at the amazing detail of the building, and after studying it, getting to see it in person was a real treat. I plan to go back in around 50ish years (that is the estimated time for the total completion of all the towers) I have see a model of what it should look like.
Reviewed by: Rachel from on Dec 04 2007
very beautiful building, be sure to bring your cameras. the detail is amazing.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 07 2007
This church is absolutely amazing. My friend and I spent 2 hours in it and we didn't even see all of it. I can't wait for it to be finished. The eyesore part goes for the scaffolding and cranes surrounding the church.
Reviewed by: sixnohit from on Aug 16 2007
I've been to alot of churches in Europe so being here was just amazing. To see something on this grand scale in the middle of construction is really crazy. I don't think I will ever see something like that again - where the columns are still being molded and you see plasterwork on the ground. Just fascinating.
Reviewed by: Ha from on Jun 21 2007
Iliked that it was left in the structure it was bulit and that you could go on a tour in it and it was very preety and detailed and big.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 09 2007
Imposing and magnificent. The vision that Gaudi had for this place is really awe inspiring. You can see it for miles and miles and - up close - it is a sight to behold. No trip to Barcelona is complete without stopping for a visit.
Reviewed by: WendyH from on Apr 22 2007
Gaudí's Most Important Work
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An amazingly beautiful construction by Gaudi. The architecture is amazing, and the sculptures all around are beautifully made.
Reviewed by: Minty from on Jul 13 2008
Loved it. However, a lot of it is still under construction, so be prepared for cranes in your pictures. I highly suggest taking the elevator to the top, it's only 2 Euros and the view is spectacular. Enjoy!
Reviewed by: Ola from on Mar 24 2008
I haven't traveled to Barcelona yet, but I am going at the end of April 2008 and I just have to say in response to the person who posted about it being so awful that anyone who has studied Spain at all knows that people from Cataluña do not consider themselves Spaniards. They have tried many times in the past to separate themselves from Spain all together and become their own country. I find it hilarious that you were surprised by their attitude towards other Spaniards and people who speak spanish. Barcelona is not Spain! They don't even speak Spanish there! You should research the places you're visiting before you visit them. Maybe then you won't have such a negative experience. Barcelona is a place to visit to appreciate architecture and art, Dalà and Picasso, not traditional Spanish culture.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 18 2008
Probably my favorite place to visit in the world, and it's in my favorite city. While you are in Barcelona, be sure to see all of the other Gaudi sites.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 23 2008
I visited Barcelona in 2003 and saw the Sagrada Familia as part of a trip going all over Spain. I have to say that this was my favorite location, I was in awe at the amazing detail of the building, and after studying it, getting to see it in person was a real treat. I plan to go back in around 50ish years (that is the estimated time for the total completion of all the towers) I have see a model of what it should look like.
Reviewed by: Rachel from on Dec 04 2007
very beautiful building, be sure to bring your cameras. the detail is amazing.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 07 2007
This church is absolutely amazing. My friend and I spent 2 hours in it and we didn't even see all of it. I can't wait for it to be finished. The eyesore part goes for the scaffolding and cranes surrounding the church.
Reviewed by: sixnohit from on Aug 16 2007
I've been to alot of churches in Europe so being here was just amazing. To see something on this grand scale in the middle of construction is really crazy. I don't think I will ever see something like that again - where the columns are still being molded and you see plasterwork on the ground. Just fascinating.
Reviewed by: Ha from on Jun 21 2007
Iliked that it was left in the structure it was bulit and that you could go on a tour in it and it was very preety and detailed and big.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 09 2007
Imposing and magnificent. The vision that Gaudi had for this place is really awe inspiring. You can see it for miles and miles and - up close - it is a sight to behold. No trip to Barcelona is complete without stopping for a visit.
Reviewed by: WendyH from on Apr 22 2007
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