Patronages for adorning the house of God

⭐ Patrons to adorn the house of God - Special Visit for the 5th Centenary. Experience a unique moment inside the Segovia Cathedral, which commemorates the 5th centenary of its creation. A unique opportunity to dive into its history and discover all its secrets!

Highlights
🌟 An unforgettable cultural experience commemorating the 5th centenary of the Segovia Cathedral
🏰 A visit that combines various artistic expressions present in chapels, the current rooms, and the main chapel founders
⛪ Discover the history of the temple and its most significant spaces on a tour that includes chapels, choir, cloister, and exhibition rooms
👉 The ticket includes access to both the general visit to the Palace + Cathedral (to be done on the same day)

General Info
📅 Date and time: select your preferred date and time directly on the ticket selector
Cathedral and Episcopal Palace hours:
🔸 Monday to Saturday: from 9:00 AM to 9:30 PM
🔸 Sundays in the Cathedral from 12:30 PM to 9:30 PM, and in the Episcopal Palace from 9:00 AM to 9:30 PM
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing
🕛 The cultural visit schedule may change due to liturgical celebrations
- Free entry to the temple is available on Sundays from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM from April to October and from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM from November to March
- During this time, the cloister, exhibition rooms, and chapels will be closed
📍 Location: Segovia Cathedral
⏳ Approximate duration: 60 minutes
👤 Age: all ages are welcome. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
♿ Accessibility: not accessible for people with reduced mobility. Accompanying persons with disabilities over 65% will get a reduced ticket
🗣️ This visit is in Spanish and conducted with audio guides
❗ With this ticket, you can skip the line. Ask at the ticket counter and security staff for direct access
📱 After purchasing, it is essential to check the instructions in your confirmation email
❓ You can check the frequently asked questions and answers here
👉 The discounts for the general visit to the Cathedral, guided tour of the Cathedral, and guided tour of the tower are unified:
- Pensioners (over 65), large families, students under 25, people with disabilities under 65%, groups of more than 20 people, and Segovia residents registered in the province.
Documentation will be requested at the ticket counter to obtain reductions on the fares
👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 To schedule a guided tour outside of the scheduled hours, or for groups of more than 20 people, contact info@catedralsegovia.es
⛪ Upon entering, you enter a religious space. Please maintain silence, decorum, and respect
➕ Click here to download the General Brochure of the Segovia Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace online. In the document, you’ll find information about the interactive virtual map of the Cathedral with details on each of the chapels and spaces

Description
The religious art of the Cathedral reflects the devotion and faith of the people who participated in its construction and its interior decoration. “Patrons to adorn the house of God” stands as a visit that brings together various artistic expressions present in chapels and the current rooms, as well as the main chapel founders, to whom we owe the richness of these spaces. This tour will begin with the oldest conserved work of the old cathedral, the Pantocrator and Calvary from the 13th century, advancing in a timeline through Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassicism, all present in chapels and selected works, many thanks to the mentioned patronage and sponsorship. It is often unknown that the cathedral chapters offered the foundation of chapels to prominent figures, clergy, and noble families for their burial and that of their relatives. In exchange, they would decorate them, spending large sums of money by hiring the best painters, sculptors, carvers, blacksmiths, and others. Although everything depended on the economic potential of the founder. Evidence of this can be seen in the Cathedral, where chapels like the Immaculate Conception, St. James the Apostle, and Juan de Juni are now masterpieces of art, thanks to their patrons. Get your tickets for Patrons to adorn the house of God in Segovia!