Within 2 minutes’ walk of Gaudí’s Sagrada Família, these bright modern apartments feature a shared rooftop sun terrace and a small outdoor swimming pool with views of the city’s famous Basilica.
See The Sagrada Familia
A Gothic Extravaganza
The Sagrada Familia is Barcelona’s most popular tourist attraction. It was designed by architect Antoni Gaudi whose tomb is housed inside. Despite being started in 1882, the basilica is still unfinished. It hopes to be completed by 2026 to mark the hundredth anniversary of Gaudi’s death.
When it is finally complete, the Sagrada Familia will stand at 170 metres tall, making it the highest religious building of Europe. The final height will be one metre less than Barcelona’s mountain, as Gaudi believed nothing made by man should be higher than God’s work.
Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain
Just some of the intricate work on the Sagrada Familia
Photo by Greg Nunes
Where To Stay For Sagrada Familia
Situated just 200 yards from Barcelona’s famous Sagrada Familia, this design hotel offers a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Gaudís famous basilica.
The hotel's panoramic rooftop terrace offers views over the city, a sun deck and a swimming pool. There is also a lounge bar, a 24-hour front desk.
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Fast-Track Guided Tour: Sagrada Familia and Park Güell
If you're a keen admirer of Antoni Gaudy's famous architecture, or wanting to explore two of Barcelona's famous attractions this 4.5 hour tour is the one for you. This tour allows you to visit the two masterpieces by the architect Antoni Gaudi on a 4.5-hour skip-the-line tour of Parc Güell and the Sagrada Familia. Marvel at Gaudi’s trademark mosaics and motifs, such as the dragon statue and serpentine benches in Parc Güell.
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Faq?
All approximately 20 minutes walk away (in various directions) are the Casa Mila, Casa Batlló and Park Güell.
The basilica looks stunning at any time of day, even after dark. However, the structure was designed with light in mind. To make the most of the stained-glass windows you want to visit mid-morning or mid-afternoon when the sun hits them perfectly.
You can buy a ticket online for about 17€. You can buy them when you get there but you’ll be subjected to long queues and increased prices.
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