Explore the most intriguing corners of the cathedral, such as the Cloister, an oasis of tranquility surrounded by columns adorned with sculptures. Discover the chapel dedicated to Saint Lucy, where it is believed that light miraculously enters. The presence of 13 geese in the courtyard symbolizes the 13 years of Saint Eulalia’s life, who was martyred at a young age.

The cathedral has witnessed key historical events, including the proclamation of the King of Aragon in 1137 and Christopher Columbus’s arrival in Barcelona after his first voyage to America in 1493. These dates underscore the historical and cultural importance of this monument.

In addition to exploring the interior with included tickets, enjoy a guided tour in your chosen language that will immerse you in the mysteries and historical richness of the cathedral. Access the terraces for a unique perspective of Barcelona and, through the virtual experience, explore the Cloister and areas typically off-limits, blending tradition with technological innovation in virtual reality.

The Barcelona Cathedral is not just an architectural icon but also a gateway to the past that invites visitors to discover the richness of Catalan history and immerse themselves in the spirituality that has endured over centuries.