16/08/2026
Sagrada Família. 👌❤️
It’s a bit of a story to get a ticket to go to Sagrada Família, as we’ve got information from some people that we should book ticket long before we arrived as it’s always full book.
So I thought, ok, I wait a few days before our departure . Two days prior I looked at it and it’s true, nothing is available until the end of the month. 🤷🏼♀️ So I ask AI how I could get there without paying extra expensive last minute ticket? And AI said you should hunt online at 8 am everyday, sometimes they will release some unused tickets for that day. I did that too. But no luck. 🤷🏼♀️ So I said to my late husband . Pls help me to get the tickets for the kids.
Then my daughter found a video on tik tok, and basically just buy on the tourist booth in front. It will cost normally like the official website of Sagrada Família. Then boom, we finally got it!!😁
And the kids loved it as the architecture is really beautiful and the history behind it is also astonishing!😀
The history of Basilica of Sagrada Família is Construction originally began in 1882 under the architect Francisco de Paula del Villar, who planned a traditional Neo-Gothic design. However, Villar resigned just a year later due to creative and financial disputes, paving the way for the visionary Antoni Gaudí to take over in 1883. Gaudí radically altered the blueprint, infusing his distinct Art and nature-inspired structural style, visualizing a massive «living forest» of inclined, branching columns and 18 monumental spires. Gaudí dedicated the remaining 43 years of his life exclusively to his masterpiece until his tragic death in 1926, leaving the basilica less than a quarter complete 2026. .
