Even if you don't get very excited about touring cathedrals to admire the architecture,

there is a church being built in Spain that you just have to see for yourself.

Now in the last few years the staggering almost emotional experience as you walk in from the outside

and the space and the light kind of explodes above your head.

Coming up, art historian Geis Van Hensburgen shares his enthusiasm for the genius of Antoni Gaudi.

His vision for the world's most famously unfinished landmark is nearing completion at Barcelona's

Segratif Amelia. Plus frequent traveler Seth Cougougal helps you get more of what you really want

out of your travels.

I kind of noticed a lot of disconnects between what people really want to get out of travel and

what they actually do when they travel.

It's a guide for the globally curious and the story of Gaudee's masterpiece on today's travel with Rick Steves.

Stay with us.

Have you ever found yourself over planning a trip you've been anticipating for a long time?

Did your tight itinerary get in the way of actually enjoying yourself?

Coming up on today's Travel with Rick Steve's, Travel writer Seth Kugel recommends a few time-tested tips for having the trip of a lifetime.

Seth helps us rediscover what we want to get out of seeing the world a little later in the hour.

I didn't expect that I'd live long enough to ever see it finished. So far

the always under construction, Sigrada Familia Church in Barcelona has already

survived two World Wars, a civil war, penny-pinching accountants, and the hungry years of Franco's rule.

Today, it's become an icon of the city, construction cranes and all.

Plans are to complete architect Antoni Gowdy's vision for the church by

2026 to mark the centennial of his death. As it nears completion, visitors often describe

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