Museu del Temple Expiatori de La Sagrada Familia - details
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Templo Expiatorio of the Sagrada Família is the unfinished and most expensive project by Antoni Gaudí, the great architect. This unique exhibit includes plans, drawings, photographs and models related to the construction of the temple, and pieces made from wrought iron, bronze and wood as well. Visitors can also see how the temple was devised and its origins. The museum is located in the crypt of the basilica and you enter from the side of the Passió façade (Carrer Sardenya). There is also a lift that takes visitors to one of the towers, from which there is an excellent view over this unfinished though magnificent construction.
Contact Details
- Address: Carrer de Mallorca 401, Barcelona, 08013
- Phone: +34 93 207 3031
- Fax: +34 93 476 1010
- Email: info@sagradafamilia.org
- Website: http://www.sagradafamilia.cat/sf-en
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- Neighbourhood: L'Eixample
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- Category: Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing
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the la sagrada familia was the best cathederal that i have ever seen. The work and dedicatioon that was put into it was excellent.
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TEMPLE EXPIATORI DE LA SAGRADA FAMiLIA
(Expiatory Temple of the Holy Family). Barcelona's most iconic architectural asset, Antoni Gaudi's Sagrada Familia, is still under construction 118 years after it was begun. This striking and surreal creation was conceived as nothing short of a Bible in stone, a gigantic representation of the …
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