Sagrada Família
Sagrada Família is the most iconic landmark in Barcelona and one of Spain’s most famous tourist attractions, designed by Antoni Gaudí and still under construction after more than a century, featuring towering spires, highly detailed façades, and a breathtaking interior filled with colorful light from stained glass windows, making it a UNESCO-listed masterpiece and a central symbol of Catalan modernist architecture.
Visitor Information & Practical Details
- Place NameSagrada Família
- AddressCarrer de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain
- Opening HoursAM 9:00~PM 6:00
- Admission / Pricehttps://tickets.sagradafamilia.org/ko-KR/1/4375?s=maps&f=nav&lang=ko-KR
- Phone+34932080414
- Official Websitehttps://sagradafamilia.org/
- GPS Coordinates41.40379, 2.17437
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