Parking in Barcelona Cathedral

In the Romanesque Gothic style

The Barcelona Cathedral is also known as the Seu or the Cathedral of Santa Cruz and Santa Eulalia. That’s because the remains of Santa Eulalia, a martyr that died in 304 D.C., are buried in a crypt under the main altar of the church. The architecture of this temple is based on the Catalan Gothic style, but in reality it was constructed over an old Romanesque church. In 1298, they started construction on today’s church, which was finished at the start of the 20th century. The Barcelona Cathedral houses several emblematic places. The most notable are: the Crypt of Santa Eulalia, located beneath the main altar; the cloister, which was built during the 16th and 15th centuries; the chancel, with its impressive carved choir stalls; the terrace, accessible by elevator and where you can enjoy views of the city and the towers of the basilica; and lastly, the chapel of Santo Cristo de Lepanto. If you come to the Barcelona Cathedral during the designated schedule, you can access areas of this Gothic church that are just as striking as the Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia. There are several possibilities for visiting the Cathedral. Every day there’s free admission hours to access the temple and the cloister. But there’s also the option to enter by donating (7 €), so you can contemplate the wonder of the whole cathedral. To visit the Gothic Quarter and the Barcelona Cathedral, you can book your car park with Parclick. It’s an economic and secure way to guarantee success during your visit to Barcelona.