Valencia Cathedral

Beautiful cathedral with stunning architecture and rich history. The interior is impressive, with magnificent artworks and a peaceful atmosphere. The climb to the tower is definitely worth it for the great panoramic views over Valencia. A must-see landmark in the heart of the old town.

The cathedral is absolutely stunning and steeped in rich history. The family ticket, priced at just 22 Euros, was excellent value—especially as it included an audio guide that made it easy to explore and learn about the cathedral’s fascinating past at our own pace. One minor drawback: during our summer visit, it did get quite stuffy inside, and a few ventilators would have made the experience more comfortable. Still, it was a memorable and worthwhile visit that we’d highly recommend.

The Valencia Cathedral is absolutely stunning and a must-see when visiting the city. The architecture is breathtaking, blending Gothic, Romanesque, and Baroque styles, and the interior is filled with beautiful details and history. One of the highlights is the chapel that houses what is believed to be the Holy Grail, an incredible piece of history that makes the visit even more memorable. Climbing the Miguelete tower is also a must, offering sweeping views over Valencia that are worth every step. The atmosphere inside is peaceful and awe-inspiring, making it easy to linger and take it all in. A true highlight of Valencia and highly recommended.

Valencia Cathedral – A Place of Power, Peace, and History This is more than just a church — it’s a living piece of history in the heart of the city. Built on the site of a former mosque, the cathedral beautifully blends Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, and even Moorish elements. Every corner tells a different story. 🔔 Don’t miss the climb to the Miguelete Tower — the panoramic view of Valencia’s old town is absolutely breathtaking. 💎 Inside, you’ll find one of Christianity’s most sacred relics: the Holy Grail, believed by some to be the actual cup used by Jesus during the Last Supper. 🎫 There is an entrance fee, but it’s absolutely worth it — the audio guide, stunning interior, and powerful atmosphere make it unforgettable.

We visited as a family during the week. The family ticket was €20, which included the use of an audio guide — a brilliant way to actually take in the history, not just run through the cathedral snapping a few photos. It was interesting, accessible, and there’s plenty to see and be amazed by. Well worth the visit!

Both a house of God and a home to some of the finest religious art in the world. I'd recommend getting the audio guide tour, which was both informative and very easy to follow. I am now convinced that the Holy Grail is indeed real, and located in Valencia Cathedral. Definitely take the extra trip up the tower (accessible after you exit) for amazing views over the city.

Great touristic attraction, well organized by self touring headsets, no need to join groups or guides. Prices are very reasonable and they have offers for families. The facility is accessible for wheelchairs including the museum inside the cathedral.

Beautiful cathedral. You receive audio headsets in any language you need to walk around and learn the history of the cathedral. There is a museum inside as well. Loads of history inside, and so beautifully built. Would definitely recommend