A Century-Long Dream, Now in Bricks
The Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece, has been a work in progress in the heart of Barcelona for over 140 years. With the final Jesus tower completed in February 2026, this iconic basilica is finally considered finished. To commemorate this historic milestone, LEGO has unveiled a monumental set, offering building enthusiasts and art lovers a unique chance to bring a piece of history home.
LEGO’s Largest Set Yet
Boasting an astonishing 12,060 pieces, the LEGO Sagrada Familia set (21065) surpasses any other LEGO set ever produced in terms of piece count. It’s a remarkable achievement that reflects the architectural complexity and grandeur of the original basilica. This brick colossal is set to launch globally on November 1, 2026, priced at $799.99, perfectly timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of Antoni Gaudí’s death.
A Tribute to Gaudí’s Genius
Building this LEGO set is not just a challenge for enthusiasts, but also a tribute to Antoni Gaudí’s architectural genius. From its soaring towers to the intricate details of its facades, the set promises to faithfully recreate the defining elements of the Sagrada Familia. The basilica’s completion in 2026, followed by the release of this massive set, underscores the cultural and historical significance of this unique structure that has captivated and inspired generations.
Did you know…?
- How long did it take to complete the Sagrada Familia basilica? The Sagrada Familia took over 140 years to build, starting in 1882 and being completed in February 2026.
- How many years passed between Gaudí’s death and the basilica’s completion? Antoni Gaudí died in 1926, and the basilica was completed exactly 100 years after his passing, in 2026.
