La Sagrada Familia´s Museum.
In July 1926, one month after Antoni Gaudí's death, Joaquim Folch i Torres, director general of the Barcelona Arts Museums, suggested opening one in his workshop to conserve and publicise his work. The idea found support in 1935 from a group of artists and intellectuals.
The Museum was inaugurated in 1961 in the half-basement on the Passion facade. That original core, with later extensions and refurbishments, is now part of the Museum. While not forgetting Gaudí's output as a whole, the exhibition focuses on the building works on the church.