The walking tour of Sagrada Familia is divided into three parts. You enter the church through the side of the church called the Passion Facade, which depicts the passion and crucifixion. Then you walk through the interior of the church, which is under construction. The entrance on the other side, called the Nativity Facade, depicts the nativity. Above, arches in front of the Passion Facade.

The church's spires on the Passion Facade.

The doors on the Passion Facade are particularly beautiful.

Sculpture, Passion Facade.

Another sculpture on the Passion Facade.

Depiction of the crucifixion on the Passion Facade.

Walking through the interior of the church, you can see the construction, still ongoing after more than 100 years.

Spires on the Natvitiy Facade.

A good view of most of the Nativity Facade.

Rooster detail on the Nativity Facade.

A turtle sits at the base of this pillar holding up the church.

Me, with the turtle.

The three wise men.

The nativity scene.

You can also see construction going on on the exterior walls.

At the very end of our walk through, we took a construction elevator halfway up the church. From our perch, we got a good view of the spires on the Nativity Facade.