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The cathedral's Gothic Apostles' Door with its rose window and the curved Renaissance arcade beside it, on Plaça de la Mare de Déu.
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Valencia Cathedral

Valencia Cathedral was consecrated in 1238 on the site of the city's former mosque and is built mainly in Valencian Gothic style, with Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque additions. Its octagonal bell tower is the Micalet, and a side chapel keeps an agate cup venerated as the Holy Grail. The visit includes the cathedral museum.

When to go

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Mon10:30–18:30
Tue10:30–18:30
Wed10:30–18:30
Thu10:30–18:30
Fri10:30–18:30
Sat10:30–17:30
Sun14:00–17:30

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