Valencia Cathedral (Seu) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Valencia Cathedral. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Valencia Private Highlights & Hidden Gems Tour with a Local

• Valencia: Art & Architecture Guided Tour with Monuments Tickets

• Valencia Highlights on a Vintage Sidecar with Local Driver

• Valencia's Greatest Food, History & Culture Tour

• Valencia: Top 25 Highlights Guided Bike Tour

Adult cathedral tickets are €10, while discounted tickets (for seniors, people with disabilities, and children) are €6. Family tickets are available for €22 and cover two adults and up to three children. Children under 8 enter for free. Adult entry to Miguelete Tower is €3, and discounted tickets are €2.

No, guided tours inside the Valencia Cathedral are not offered. Instead, audio guides are provided as part of the entrance ticket and are available in nine languages. Guided city tours that include the Valencia Cathedral typically don’t include a visit inside.

Yes, you can climb the Miguelete Tower to see its large bells and enjoy the views of Valencia it offers from its rooftop. You will need to pay a separate fee from the Cathedral entrance fee to climb the 207 steps that wind up the tower’s narrow spiral staircase.

Yes, the Valencia Cathedral expects you to follow a dress code. When visiting the cathedral, you should not have bare shoulders, meaning no sleeveless shirts, and you should avoid shorts and skirts, particularly those that don’t cover your knees. These expectations are similar in churches across Spain.

Yes, Valencia Cathedral is accessible for people using wheelchairs and strollers, with ramps at its entrance to allow access. However, the Miguelete Tower, with its narrow staircase and many steps, is not accessible to people with reduced mobility. No alternatives for audio guides are publicized for visitors with impaired hearing.