A little warning for those who go to Barcelona on holiday and think they will get a spiritual experience by visiting the Sagrada Familia. – The church is Spain’s most visited monument and although it is spectacular, you are only part of a very efficient tourist machine.
If you still want to go and then in line, you can check out the program on the church’s website.
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The Sagrada Familia is now the world’s tallest church
When a new part of the spire was put in place on Thursday, the iconic church in Barcelona passed a historic milestone. With a height of 138 meters, it has taken over the title of the world’s tallest church.
Thus, the Sagrada Familia is about one meter higher than the previous record holder, the Ulm Cathedral in Germany, which measures 161.53 meters. In comparison, Nidaros Cathedral’s tallest tower is 87 meters, according to the Great Norwegian Encyclopedia.
The church is the work of the architect Antoni Gaudí, who died almost 100 years ago. Construction began in 1882, and work has continued uninterrupted ever since. After more than 140 years, it is estimated that the church could finally be completed in about ten years.
At an altitude of over 150 meters, the gruists also make it possible for the Sagrada Família to continue growing and rising towards the sky in Barcelona. Don’t miss the interview on the blog 👉 Link in the 👈 profile description
At a height of over 150 meters, the gruists also make it possible for the Sagrada Familia to continue to grow and rise towards the sky in Barcelona. 🏗 Don’t miss the interview on the blog 👉 Link in the 👈 profile description
Working at an altitude of over 150 metres, the crane operators also enable the Sagrada Família to continue to grow and rise towards the Barcelona sky.
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