Me and my father both paid to get the audio tapes that you carry around yourself, to listen to the all of the history about the Cathedral and its origins. The phones that are provided are very easy to use and yiu are not disturbed by the audio of other peoples phones. The cathedral has lots in it and you have the option to listen to what you find interesting. Very educational experince and I would highly reccommend you visit and pay the small fee to go inside its worth it.

This cathedral is definitely a must-see in Girona. I’m a Game of Thrones fan so seeing this in real life is quite amazing. Rich in history and unique architecture. You definitely need to get those audioguides as it gives a lot of interesting information about the cathedral and its past.

Superb value for money, very informative with the audioguide, stunning church with a lot of baroque art and carvings. Stained glass windows were beautiful, didn't expect the additional visit into the cloister area and the viewing of 1 of the oldest stained glass windows and tapestry in Spanish history. A must for anyone looking to learn about the Gurona art, culture, history within an hour to hour and a half.

Quite magnificent, and very old! The audio tour was very helpful for giving the history on how the church developed through time. The cathedral itself is beautiful, especially the stained glass, but the highlights for me were the cloisters and the attached museum, both included in the admission price. From the cloisters, it is possible to see the brick tower from the original cathedral. This part is more than 1000 years old, and the slightly newer and larger current cathedral was built around it. For the museum, there was much beautiful artwork, including an amazing 1000-year-old tapestry.

This Cathedral was a gem! It is stunning inside and out. It will likely only take you 30 minutes to see it all, so don't expect to plan a half day around your visit. It's near many other museums, shopping and other things worth visiting while in Girona. I thought the price to enter was a bit pricey, but definitely recommend going.

The Cathedral is located at the heart of the Força Vella. Built between the 11th and 18th centuries, it includes a series of walls and spaces in different styles, from Romanesque (the cloister and Charlemagne tower) to the baroque façade and steps. Its most singular feature is its large Gothic nave (15th-16th centuries) which, at a width of 23 metres, is the widest of its kind in the world. The Cathedral and the Basilica of Sant Feliu are buildings dedicated to the worship of the Catholic community. Their long history has endowed them with a heritage of high cultural value that we make available to visitors. Among the works to highlight we find the Tapestry of the Creation (s. XI-XII), paleochristian sarcophagi (s.IV), Gothic nave (the widest in the world), book of the Blessed (s. X), now of the altar and Episcopal Chair (s. XI).

A popular landmark to visit in Girona, given its history and architectural interest. This was originally built as a Romanesque style building, later converted into a more Gothic style, and thus boasts the widest Gothic nave in the world. The interior is indeed impressive and quite massive, and from the outside, it dominates the view from many parts of the city. The audioguide is really good, and covers many parts, details and artifacts of the cathedral. Plan for at least a couple of hours to really see the building from top to bottom, though you can also see it very quickly if needed. But definitely worth a visit (also, for Game of Thrones fans, it's one of the spots that were apparently featured in the filming of the show, including the Arab Baths nearby). Don't miss it!