The LEGO Group has unveiled the "Sagrada Familia" set. With its help, fans of unusual construction sets will be able to explore the architecture of the Expiatory Church of the Holy Family — one of the most complex and famous structures ever created by humanity.
The set conveys the evolving story of Barcelona's most iconic landmark, and the assembly stages replicate the actual sequence of the basilica's construction.
Assembly begins with the foundational apse and crypt, progresses through Gaudí's original Nativity Façade and the dramatic Passion Façade, then soars upwards to the grand naves, the western sacristy, and six iconic towers. The final stage unites the model with the eastern sacristy and the Glory Façade.
In total, the model includes 12,060 elements, making it the largest LEGO building set by piece count ever released. One of its unique features is the striking stained-glass effect, designed to recreate how light filters through the real basilica.
Builders can make the process even more engaging with the LEGO Builder app, which offers intuitive 3D instructions, progress tracking, and the ability to save assembly stages, transforming construction into an interactive guided journey.
The set is available for pre-order now for $799.99 (58,718 rubles). Shipping is scheduled for November 1, 2026.