Set in a lovely square, a visit not to be missed. The atmosphere is wonderful also there are so many places to sit and have a coffee afterwards and perhaps buy souvenirs at the market

An interesting building externally and internally. Audio guide was rather pedestrian and missed out some key information, e.g. about modern artwork included in one of the side chapels. But worth a few euros to view it all.

Walking around the town . Went to enter the Cathedral queue on the right 3.5 Euro. Door open on the left . People walk in (No staff to challenge) Decided not to bother.Later had a meal on the square . Not knowing entered a rear door and discovered we were in the Cathedral. Which was been entered by a mass... More

In Valencia for one day only with so many beautiful buildings to see and not enough time to do so properly. We only saw the Cathedral from the outside but it looked that it would have been worth a proper look at if only we had the time.

We spent a day touring the old quarter of Valencia and took in the Cathedral and a number of other local churches. All of them are wonderful and have something special to offer a visitor keen on history. The wonderful architecture of many of the buildings will fascinate you. The are is bustling and has plenty of quirky shops and... More

At first the city looks too large to walk about and you may want to use the hop on hop off buses, but we found our way around using the free map given to us. We found all the major historical sites including the huge cathedral. It was just something to wonder at. Visited the old bullring and even took... More

The overall impression is one of sobriety and peace. This is not one of Spains ornate, gilded Catholic edifices to the glory of past kings and cardinals. It is built of dark stone quarried in the nearby Sierra Calderona and some say from quarries in Denia and the little fishing village of Benidorm, brought up the Turia river by ships... More

Beautiful work on exterior and interior. Did not have much time so quickly popped in using the left door which does not require u to buy a ticket as u can stand and admire the inside of the cathedral from a blocked off viewing space. In my opinion not as grand as the French or Italian churches I have been... More

This cathedral houses the Chapel of the Holy Grail and is well worth the visit. Whatever your religious belief, you will love entering the Chapel of the Holy Grail the smell of the incense, the ancient stone blackened by years of candle smoke, the lighting, and the focus on the Holy Grail (supposed chalice used by Christ at Last Supper)... More