The Works in Sagrada Familia Legalized After 130 Years
The city of Barcelona has finally issued a building license for Sagrada Familia, the famed Roman Catholic Church designed by Antoni Gaudí. The church has stood unfinished for more than a century, but now has official permission from the city authorities to continue with its construction with a projected completion date of 2026.
Source: neweurope.eu
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