In this file photo taken on October 3, 2017 tourists stand outside the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. Construction of Barcelona's Sagrada Familia may have started 137 years ago, but the emblematic basilica only got a building permit on June 7, 2019. The Spanish seaside city council awarded the license to a committee in charge of finishing construction of the Catholic temple for $5.2 million. (Photo/Agencies)
La Sagrada Familia Basilica, which has been under construction in Spain's northeastern city of Barcelona for the last 137 years, has finally been granted a building permit. The Spanish seaside city council awarded the license to a committee in charge of finishing construction of the Catholic temple for $5.2 million. (Photo/Agencies)
La Sagrada Familia Basilica, which has been under construction in Spain's northeastern city of Barcelona for the last 137 years, has finally been granted a building permit. The Spanish seaside city council awarded the license to a committee in charge of finishing construction of the Catholic temple for $5.2 million. (Photo/Agencies)
La Sagrada Familia Basilica, which has been under construction in Spain's northeastern city of Barcelona for the last 137 years, has finally been granted a building permit. The Spanish seaside city council awarded the license to a committee in charge of finishing construction of the Catholic temple for $5.2 million. (Photo/Agencies)
La Sagrada Familia Basilica, which has been under construction in Spain's northeastern city of Barcelona for the last 137 years, has finally been granted a building permit. The Spanish seaside city council awarded the license to a committee in charge of finishing construction of the Catholic temple for $5.2 million. (Photo/Agencies)
