Tour the Sagrada Família with your travelers

Barcelona, Spain

Gaudí's basilica is a guide's dream subject — a building where every façade tells a different story, still rising over Barcelona more than a century after construction began. In Street View you can circle it with your whole group: the Nativity façade dripping with carved foliage and figures, the starker, angular Passion façade on the opposite side, and the cranes overhead that make the point no photo caption can — this is a living construction site with a completion date your travelers will see in their lifetime.

Leading it live is what makes it a tour instead of a slideshow. You walk the group around the perimeter streets at your pace, pausing where the stories are: why the towers taper like termite mounds, which façade Gaudí finished himself, how the building has been funded by visitors from the start. Travelers follow on their own screens with named cursors, so questions come with a pointer — 'what's that figure above the door?' — and everyone sees exactly what's being asked.

There's nothing for your travelers to install and no account to create; they click your link and they're standing on the Carrer de la Marina beside you. Run it as a Barcelona sampler, part of a Gaudí series with the Park Güell, or the anchor stop on a Spain itinerary.

No account, no download — pick a tour name, send the link, and you're walking together in seconds.