General Visit to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace

⭐ General Visit: Segovia Cathedral and Episcopal Palace
Discover the last Gothic-style cathedral built in Spain, including 4 exhibition rooms and its rich artistic, historical, and religious heritage. You'll also visit the Episcopal Palace, featuring a significant collection of valuable religious artifacts. Get your tickets now!

What you'll enjoy
🌟 An unforgettable cultural experience at the epicenter of Segovia’s cultural and religious life
⛪ Access to all corners of the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace
🏰 Discover two of Segovia’s most iconic monuments up close
👉 The ticket includes access to both the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace (both visits must take place on the same day). Audio guides in development – available soon.
📲 Free audio guide available in the Cathedral’s Painting Room, the tower, and the Episcopal Palace

Information
📅 Date & Time: Select your preferred date and time directly in the ticket selector
⏰ General Visit Hours (from September 19 to April 5):
🔸 Monday to Saturday: 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM
🔸 Sundays: Cathedral from 12:30 PM to 6:30 PM; Episcopal Palace from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM
👉 Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
🕛 The cultural visit schedule may be affected by liturgical celebrations
- Free temple access Sundays from 09:00 to 10:00 (April–Sept) and 09:30 to 10:30 (Oct–March)
- During this free time, the cloister, exhibition rooms, and chapels remain closed

📍 Location: Segovia Cathedral
⏳ Duration: approx. 90 minutes (Cathedral), 30 minutes (Episcopal Palace)
👤 Age: All ages welcome. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
♿ Accessibility: Accessible for people with reduced mobility. Companions of visitors with disabilities over 65% get free entry to the general visit
❗ Skip-the-line: Ask at the ticket booth and security staff for direct access
📱 After purchase, please check your confirmation email for instructions
❓ Check the FAQ here

Discounted Rates
👉 Discounts apply to general visits to the Cathedral and Episcopal Palace, guided tours of the Cathedral, and tower visits:
- Seniors (65+), large families, students under 25, people with disabilities under 65%, groups of 20+, and residents of the province of Segovia
Official documentation will be required at the ticket booth to obtain the discounts

⛪ Please note: You are entering a religious space. Silence, decorum, and respect are requested.

What can you see?
➕ Click here to download the General Brochure of Segovia Cathedral and Episcopal Palace, including an interactive map and information on each chapel and space.

Rooms you can visit in the Segovia Cathedral:
- Santa Catalina Room: Exhibit with medieval goldsmithing and clothing of Infante Don Pedro
- Chapter Hall: Former meeting room of the canons, decorated with the tapestry series of Queen Zenobia of Palmyra
- Tapestries & Liturgical Ornaments Room: Features items from Bishops Juan Arias Dávila and Fadrique de Portugal, and the tapestry series “The Planets”
- Under Cloister Painting Room: 40 valuable Flemish and Castilian religious artworks under the cloister
A total of 40 visitor spaces with styles ranging from Gothic to Baroque to Neoclassical

Rooms you can visit in the Episcopal Palace:
- Exhibition Rooms: Over 180 liturgical pieces, sculptures, and paintings from the Diocese of Segovia’s artistic and religious heritage
- Noble Rooms: Where the bishops lived, featuring original Baroque and Neoclassical furnishings and decorations. Audio guides coming soon

Description
With this visit to the Segovia Cathedral, you’ll explore the interior of the temple including 22 chapels, the Gothic choir, and two Baroque organs. Your ticket also grants access to additional spaces of the last Gothic cathedral built in Spain, such as the stone-paved open area, the Gothic cloister (moved stone-by-stone from the old cathedral), and four exhibition rooms housing priceless artworks. You’ll also visit the nearby Episcopal Palace (just 3 minutes from the Cathedral), showcasing goldsmithing, sculpture, painting, and historic living quarters of the bishop.

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