Perched on a hilltop, the cathedral is the most important building of medieval times. Dating from around 1171, it became eventually consecrated in 1331. The facade gathers both Romanesque and Gothic styles in the lateral naves and in the big central marble body. Albeit an undeniably dignified air, it remains unfinished due to the Black Death (1348). The interior is cluttered with reliefts, tapestries and a considerable amount of chapels: The chapel of Sta. Tecla, the Immaculada Concepció's, the Holy Sepulchre, the eleven thousand Virgins' chapel... Other items not to miss are the high altar and its fifteenth-century altarpiece, the Archbishop Joan d'Arago's grave, the striking adjacent cloister and its linking door.

TIMETABLE

From May 16th to June: 10am to 1pm / 4pm a 7pm From July to October 15th: 10am to 7pm From October 16th to November 15th; 10am to 5pm From November 16th to May 15th: 10am to 2pm Closed: Sun and festive days.

PRICES

Individual: 2.40€ Educational i >65: 1.50€ Groups >25: 1.80€ Student groups <16 years old free entry

TELEPHONE

00 34 977 238 685

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