This glorious cathedral's construction is projected to take longer to build than the Great Pyramids. Where is this Gaudí masterpiece?

Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí envisioned the stunning cathedral known as La Sagrada Familia (the holy family) more than a century ago, and it has yet to be finished. Comparatively, the Great Pyramid of Giza only took 20 years to build. Construction on La Sagrada Familia began in 1882 with the estimated completion date set at 2026. Sadly, Gaudí only lived to see about of a quarter of the basilica to completion, as he was hit by a tram and died in 1926. But he lives on in the architecture of Barcelona, as you can see his works all over the city in Park Güell, La Pedrera, Casa Batlló, and many more.

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