🚶‍♂️Looking Up at La Sagrada Familia

For this walk I took a slow walk around and inside La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona.
This is one of those places where walking automatically turns into stopping, because every surface is filled with detail.

From the outside, the facade feels almost organic.
Stone looks alive, full of movement, shadows, and shapes that don’t repeat themselves. It’s impossible to look at it only once.

Walking around the basilica, the towers dominate the skyline.
Even surrounded by the city, they feel separate — unfinished, yet timeless.

As the light changes, the building changes with it.
Sunlight highlights textures in some moments and softens them in others, making each angle feel different.

Inside, the experience shifts completely.
The space opens upward, and your eyes are naturally drawn to the ceiling and columns that resemble trees reaching for the light.

Color plays a big role here.
Light passes through stained glass and fills the interior with warm and cool tones that move as the day goes on.

This walk reminded me why I enjoy Wednesday Walk so much.
It’s not about distance — it’s about paying attention.

Thanks for walking with me.

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