General Visit to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace

⭐ General Visit to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace. Discover the last Gothic-style cathedral built in Spain, explore its 4 exhibition rooms, and uncover the artistic, historical, and religious heritage it holds. You’ll also visit the Episcopal Palace, home to a significant collection of valuable religious artifacts. Get your tickets now!

Highlights
🌟 An unforgettable cultural experience in the heart of Segovia’s religious and cultural life
⛪ Access to every corner of the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace
🏰 A close-up look at two of Segovia’s most iconic monuments
👉 Ticket includes access to both the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace (both must be visited on the same day). Audioguides are in development and coming soon.

General Info
📅 Date and time: Select your preferred date and time in the ticket selector
⏰ Opening hours (April 21 to September 17):
🔸 Monday to Saturday: 9:00 to 21:30
🔸 Sundays: Cathedral from 12:30 to 21:30, Episcopal Palace from 9:00 to 21:30
👉Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
🕛 Cultural visit hours may vary due to liturgical celebrations
- Free entry to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace: Sundays from 9:00 to 10:00 (April to October), 9:30 to 10:30 (November to March)
- During this time, the cloister, exhibition halls, and chapels will remain closed

Where to Go
📍 Location: Segovia Cathedral
⏳ Approximate duration: 90 minutes (Cathedral), 30 minutes (Episcopal Palace)
👤 Age: All ages welcome. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
♿ Accessibility: Accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. Companions of visitors with disabilities rated over 65% receive free entry to the general visit
❗ This ticket lets you skip the line. Ask the front desk or security staff for direct access
📱 After purchase, it is essential to check the instructions in your confirmation email
❓ You can check the FAQs here

Reduced Rates
👉 Discounts apply to the general visit, guided Cathedral tour, and tower tour:
- Seniors (65+), large families, students under 25, people with disabilities under 65%, groups of 20+ people, and residents of the Segovia province.
Proof of eligibility will be required at the ticket desk.
⛪ You are entering a religious space. Please maintain silence, decorum, and respect.

What Will You See?
➕ Click here to download the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace General Brochure. The document includes a virtual and interactive map with detailed information about each chapel and space.

Rooms you can visit in Segovia Cathedral:

• Santa Catalina Room: Exhibition featuring medieval goldsmithing and the attire of Prince Don Pedro
• Chapter Room: Former meeting place for canons, decorated with a tapestry series depicting Queen Zenobia of Palmyra
• Room of Tapestries and Liturgical Ornaments: Displays liturgical garments from Bishops Juan Arias Dávila and Fadrique of Portugal, plus the “Planets” tapestry series
• Painting Room Under the Cloister: Houses 40 valuable Flemish and Castilian paintings representing Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical styles

Rooms you can visit in the Episcopal Palace:

• Exhibition Rooms: A collection of over 180 liturgical items, sculptures, and paintings from the artistic and religious heritage of the Diocese of Segovia
• Noble Rooms: The historic residential chambers of the bishops, featuring furnishings and décor from the Baroque and Neoclassical periods. Audioguides are in development and coming soon.

Description
On this visit to Segovia Cathedral, explore the temple’s interior with its 22 chapels, Gothic choir, and twin Baroque organs. Your ticket includes access to many unique spaces in the last Gothic cathedral built in Spain, such as the stone-paved plaza, the Gothic cloister (relocated stone by stone from the old cathedral), and four exhibition rooms filled with religious and artistic treasures. You’ll also tour the Episcopal Palace of Segovia, just a 3-minute walk away. Inside, discover sacred goldsmithing, sculpture, and painting, as well as the historic rooms where the bishop lived and worked.

Get your tickets now for the General Visit to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace in Segovia!