Sagrada Familia's Glory Facade | A Complete Guide

The Gate of Death is dedicated to the theme of death and the Last Judgment. It is adorned with sculptures of skeletons, demons, and other figures that represent the forces of evil.

The Gate of Judgment is dedicated to the theme of the Last Judgment. It is adorned with sculptures of angels, saints, and other figures that represent the forces of good.

The Gate of Glory is dedicated to the theme of heaven. It is adorned with sculptures of Jesus, Mary, and other figures that represent the joys of heaven.

A towering central pillar adorned with vines and grapes, symbolizing the biblical Tree of Life.

Depicts scenes of resurrection and renewal, offering a message of hope and salvation.

Elaborate sculptures of angels and celestial beings adorning the facade, evoking a sense of divine presence.

Statues of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, representing the authors of the Gospels, are prominently displayed.

Life-sized sculptures of the twelve apostles stand guard, each with distinctive features and attributes.

Beneath the facade lies the crypt, housing the remains of Antoni Gaudí and a serene chapel for reflection.

A stunning depiction of the birth of Jesus, featuring intricate stonework and sculpted nativity figures.

Unique stone bridge connecting the Glory Facade to the dramatic Passion Facade, symbolizing the transition from life to death.

Towers featuring intricate geometrical patterns and religious symbolism, adding to the facade's grandeur and spiritual significance.

Elaborate low-relief carvings showcasing scenes from the Bible and the life of Christ, blending seamlessly with the facade's design.

The central entrance with soaring columns and sculptures represents the path to salvation and the Last Judgment.

Ornate bronze doors adorned with biblical motifs and Gaudí's designs, provide a majestic entry point to the basilica.