Cathedral of Barcelona tickets and tours
Private Barcelona Highlights half-day tour
Book this Barcelona Highlights half-day tour and get a taste of the Mediterranean flavor and enjoy the Barcelona coastline through its beaches, such as the Barceloneta Beach in the city's old fishing district.
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Barcelona combo tour with Sagrada Familia and Park Güell
Book this Barcelona combo tour with Sagrada Familia and Park Güell and visit some of the most important monuments in Barcelona, all in one day!
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Bohemian neighbourhoods eBike tour
Buy your Bohemian Neighbourhoods eBike Tour with Musement with our price match guarantee and secure booking. Get informed, plan and book your amazing activities in Barcelona.
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Barcelona city tour hop-on hop-off bus tickets
Visit Barcelona at your own pace and with no hurry aboard a double-decker tourist hop-on hop-off bus. Book your tickets now!
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In-app self-guided audio tour to discover the Catalan capital
Explore Barcelona's past and present with the help of this self-guided audio tour.
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Barcelona Cathedral Skip-The-Line Tour, Terrace and Virtual Experience
Discover the Barcelona Cathedral's Gothic marvels, guided tours, panoramic views & immersive virtual experiences. Unveil history & beauty.
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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. 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.
Construction of the present Gothic cathedral dates back to 1298. Previously, there was a Romanesque cathedral in its place which was built on the foundations of a Christian basilica. 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.