
Cathedral of Barcelona tickets and tours

Enjoy a guided tourist route with smartglasses (virtual reality glasses) for the most emblematic places of the city. Through this device, wh...
2 hours

Explore Barcelona on this Electric Bike Tour. Discover the city led by an experience local guide and enjoy the ride with the easy-to-use eBi...
3 hours

Discover the highlights of Barcelona and some of the most important modernist buildings in Barcelona on a single day.Start the day with a wa...
10 hours

Discover Barcelona and its history with this combo tour. You'll have the chance to visit its main monuments in just one day.Start the walkin...
7 hours

If you want to visit Barcelona at your own pace and with no hurry, the double-decker tourist bus is the best option for you! You can get on ...
48 hours

Begin this tour in Plaça Catalonia the main square in the center of the city, and head for the avenue with the most distinctive Catalan arch...
5 hours

Experience the incredible architecture and fascinating history of Barcelona on a 4-hour city bike tour. Enjoy the company of a knowledgeable...
4 hours

Explore Barcelona on a 4-hour small-group bike tour and see the hidden gems that aren’t always accessible to larger tour groups. With maximu...
4 hours
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The inside story
The Cathedral of Barcelona, officially known as the Santa Iglesia Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Cross and Santa Eulalia, is the seat of the Archbishopric of Barcelona, built on the original Romanesque cathedral. In the year 599 it was dedicated to Santa Cruz and in the year 877 is was additionally dedicated to Santa Eulalia (the patron saint of the Catalan capital). From a hierarchical point of view, it's the most important church in the city. The cathedral is located in the Gothic Quarter, right in the center of Barcelona. Clearly of Gothic style, the building is composed of three naves, a central one and two lateral ones, from which you can admire numerous chapels. Due to a lack of financial resources, the cathedral remained incomplete for several centuries, until its construction was finally able to be completed in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries.