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Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia
(Catedral de la Santa Creu i Santa Eulàlia)
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El Barri Gòtic, Barcelona
"7 euro admission, includes an elevator ride to the roof."(5 Tips)
"free admission during non-peak hours."(3 Tips)
"You can pay €2.50 to go to the rooftops of this building."(8 Tips)
"beautiful Barcelona view in à nice architecture."(8 Tips)
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Oh-Barcelona.comDecember 20, 2012Did you know? Barcelona Cathedral is NOT, as many think, the Sagrada Familia. The Barcelona Cathedral is actually found in the Barri Gòtic, but is still almost as spectacular as the Sagrada!
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The TelegraphMay 21, 2013On arrival - 8pm: Head for the great Gothic cathedral, and the tangle of medieval streets around it – you’ll get lost, everybody does, but that’s the charm of the Barri Gòtic.Upvoted Feb 29- OK Apartment BarcelonaApril 2, 2013You can pay €2.50 to go to the rooftops of this building. This Cathedral is free to visit anytime except for between 13:00 - 17:00 when a €6 donation is requested (rooftop & choir visit included).
Cheen The CuriousApril 23, 202213 white geese are kept in a secluded cloister, with courtyard & fountain. The specific number is based on the assertion that St. Eulalia was 13 when she was martyred. Source: Wikipedia. Photo: Church
Luciana VicenteApril 18, 2018If the line is to big, go to another museum near and probably when you finish the line will be smaller! The church is beautiful and wort to visit
Maria NemogaiJuly 22, 2019One of the city gems. Take time to just sit outside and gaze at the building for an hour or so. Btw the facade and this gorgeous roof weren’t always there :) check out the history )
- Cheen The CuriousSeptember 24, 2022This popular Barcelona Cathedral is actually called the Cathedral of the Holy Cross & Saint Eulalia. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Source: Wikipedia
Stacy Bo BacyMay 27, 2019Built between the 13th and 15th centuries, but the main facade and all the visible gothic elements were added during the late 19th and early 20th century. Free outside of 1-5:30pm.
KennyOctober 12, 2016Very simple and very beautiful. Sadly in the shadow of Sagrada Familia in importance, visually. Note the hours it's open and when it's free and when they charge admission.
MuratOctober 14, 2023So beautiful, inside is even more beautiful. Always crowded. There are stairs in front of the entrance, you can sit and relax, watch people. Sad you need to pay to enter a church.
Ben EngenNovember 14, 2016The square in front of the Catedral is quite the happening place. I'd highly recommend spending some time both in and out.
Pilgrim 🛣July 20, 2016If you can't enjoy how beautiful this building is, take a look around and just enjoy how happy everyone is in this courtyard.
Vlad ShwaloffAugust 20, 2013Great place, many impressive medieval arts and sculptures. Don't miss a lift to rooftop terrace with nice cityline views and stars in a middle of a church follow you down to Euluania's tomb
RawanApril 13, 2019Better buy the ticket online with the audio guide to understand the story behind it.
- Apartment BarcelonaMarch 27, 2013The Cathedral is a wonderful gateway to the area of the Gothic Quarter and has free admission during non-peak hours. We can´t get enough!
Isa SierraMay 21, 2016Beautiful gothic cathedral. The square at its front also gathers amazing life during the weekends.- Apartment BarcelonaFebruary 13, 2013Stop at Catedral de la Santa Creu i Santa Eulàlia for a glimpse of some breathtaking Barcelona architecture. Did you know there are always 13 Geese kept inside? See if you can find them!
Robin OldhamJuly 17, 2013Well worth the €6 entry (13:00-17:00; free other times, but there may be services going on). Do *not* miss the elevator to the roof terraces!
- Cheen The CuriousApril 23, 2022The highest point of the cathedral is 53m (174 ft). Source: Wikipedia
Karla CordobaJuly 12, 2016Just awesome. Its a must to visit in this city. Need to walk all around it, has many "granjas" around so you can have a coffee
Kathleen KyraSeptember 5, 2014Esplêndida! Grátis a partir das 17h30 até às 19h diariamente. Só é permitida a entrada com os ombros e joelhos cobertos. Splendid! Free from 5:30-7pm daily. Dress code: shoulders and knees covered.- AB Apartment BarcelonaJanuary 30, 2015The cathedral’s interior is every bit as magnificent as you would expect, with a large principal altar and lateral altars dedicated to significant Saints. Read more
Carlos DuarteMarch 10The experience here was really incredible, it's really beautiful and impressive. ❤️
Philippa PetkovaMarch 8, 2015It is worth it to go inside. Very beautiful and impressive. Don't miss going on the roof. The view is great.
Oliver SearsJune 20, 2013If it is available on the day of your visit, take the elevator to the rooftop!
Camilla SjömanFebruary 7, 2016From the corners of the cathedral you will find the book cover of Carlos Ruiz Zafons Sombra del viento 🌬
- Apartment BarcelonaDecember 19, 2012Celebrating its 226th anniversary, be sure to check out La Fira de Santa Llúcia and see the change over the years for yourself!
Sofia PapastamelosJune 14, 2017Make sure that you have your shoulders covered or they will not allow you to enter. Admission is about 7 euros.
Fedor MuhosranskiyJuly 19, 2018Interesting gothic building, nice view from the top. Keep attention on ur clothes before entering
emreMay 6, 2014You must pay a 6 euros for entrerance. You didnt have to pay church and cathedral anywhere , even in Rome !!! They are all house of God
Dadashova UlviyyaJune 20, 2013Very beautiful and magical place. Electric candles per 50 cents. Dont miss to take elevator to the roof.
mafaldaqMarch 6, 2014Find the electric candle lights and just have fun by trying to guess which light will show. You can try this with just 0,10euro per candle light!- Deniz Yetimoğlu KarslıSeptember 26, 2015Eyecatching place where one can reach à beautiful Barcelona view in à nice architecture.
- Gonul ErcebeciApril 23, 2013we had to pay, was worth to see, dont miss to take the lift to the roof, nice sight of Barcelona
MariaDecember 27, 2013Go to the right from the main entrance (if you look at the main entrance), there is another entrance with no people in a line in front of it ;-)
Remo MalarikApril 14, 2017Apparently it's free to get in if you go after 6pm... Although I wasn't so enthralled that I actually came back later that evening.
JuliaMarch 9, 2014Very beautiful place! I'm not a fan of cathedrals, but this one is quite impressive.
Paulina MartynovskayaMarch 17, 2014Unbelievable! One of the most beautiful cathedrals I be ever seen. After 5.30 pm free access. Was 100% worth going
- OK Apartment BarcelonaMarch 25, 2013The Cathedral of Barcelona is free to visit between 8:00 - 12:45 and 17:15 - 19.30.
Fanie FellAugust 8, 2013on the side entrance you find a door to the hidden garden inside. So beautiful
@JaumePrimeroOctober 21, 2011The architecture is by far one of the greatest achievements of the Catalan culture!
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia
Plaça de la Seu
08002 Barcelona Catalunya
Espanya
08002 Barcelona Catalunya
Espanya
Open until 12:45 PM, reopens later (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 8:00 AM–12:45 PM
- 5:15 PM–7:30 PM
+34 933 15 15 54
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