⭐ General Visit to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace.Visit the last Gothic-style cathedral built in Spain, its 4 exhibition halls and the artistic, historical and religious heritage it houses. Also visit the Episcopal Palace, with an important array of religious objects of great value. Get your tickets!

Highlights
🌟 Experience Segovia's cultural and religious heart with this unforgettable tour
⛪ Full access to every corner of the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace
🏰 Discover two of Segovia's most impressive sites up close
👉 Ticket includes admission to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace with an audio guide for the palace (both must be visited on the same day)

General Information
📅 Dates and times: Select your preferred date and time directly in the ticket selector
Cathedral and Episcopal Palace hours:
- Monday to Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
- Sundays: Cathedral from 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Episcopal Palace from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Last entry is half an hour before closing time. On December 29th, the last slot will be at 4:00 p.m., as a Mass will be taking place in the Cathedral. The opening hours of the Episcopal Palace will continue as normal
- Visiting hours are extended from April 21st, 2025 to September 18th from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
🕛 The schedule of the cultural visit may be modified due to liturgical celebrations
- Free entrance to the church is available on Sundays from 09:00 to 10:00 from April to October and from 09:30 to 10:30 from November to March
- During this period, the cloister, exhibition rooms and chapels will be closed
📍 Location: Segovia Cathedral
⏳ Duration: 90 minutes
👤 Age requirement: All ages welcome. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
♿ Accessibility: This experience is wheelchair accessible. If the disabled person has a degree of disability above 65%, the carer will receive free admission to the general visit of the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace
❗ Skip the line: Show your ticket to the box office and security staff for direct access
📱 After purchase: Be sure to read the instructions in your confirmation email
❓ For questions, please consult the FAQs here
👉 Discounts for a general tour of the Cathedral and guided visit to the tower are unified:
- Retired (over 65 years), large families, students under 25 years, disabled with a degree of less than 65%, groups of more than 20 people and Segovians registered in the province.
Documentation will be requested at the ticket office to access the discount.
⛪  On arrival, be aware that you are entering a religious space. We ask you to be silent and respectful
➕ Click here to download the General Brochure of the Cathedral of Segovia and the Episcopal Palace. In the document, you will find a virtual and interactive map of the Cathedral with information of each of the chapels and spaces

Rooms to Visit in Segovia Cathedral

• Santa Catalina Hall: Exhibits featuring medieval costumes of Infante Don Pedro
• Chapter House: Former meeting place of canons, decorated with tapestries depicting Queen Zenobia of Palmyra
• Hall of Tapestries and Liturgical Ornaments: Display of liturgical ornaments from Bishops Juan Arias Dávila and Fadrique de Portugal, along with the tapestry series "The Planets"
• Painting Room under the Cloister: A collection of forty Flemish and Castilian paintings of great artistic and religious value is displayed beneath the cloister. A total of forty spaces with styles spanning from Gothic to Baroque and Neoclassical await your visit

Description
This visit to Segovia Cathedral invites you to explore the temple's interior, including its twenty-two chapels, Gothic choir, and two Baroque organs. Your ticket also allows you access to other significant areas of Spain’s last Gothic cathedral, such as the open-tiled floor, the Gothic cloister (relocated stone by stone from the old cathedral), and four exhibition halls featuring invaluable artistic and religious pieces. Additionally, you’ll visit the Episcopal Palace of Segovia, just a three-minute walk from the Cathedral, where you can see collections of goldwork, sculpture, and painting, as well as rooms where the bishop lived and conducted his official duties. Get your tickets for the General Visit to the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace in Segovia!