The Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Familia

The Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Familia, or simply Sagrada Familia ("The Holy Family"), is considered to be Europe's most unconventional church and definitely Antoni Gaudi's life work.  He was commissioned by Josep Maria Bocabella in 1883 to complete the cathedral.  Gaudi is buried in the crypt of the church. You'll see shots of the Passion Facade (on the west side), the Nativity Facade (on the east side) -- two key Biblical passages -- as well as the interior.  A fair bit of the church remains to be completed.  Gaudi said that it would take seven generations to complete.  Whether you're a person of Christian faith, another faith, or someone who is secular, this is a jaw-dropping building.  Absolutely exquisite.  The stained glass -- and the light coming in this afternoon -- was just lovely.