Loved it here….very organised, reasonably priced and so much to see. It felt tranquil and beautiful and I’m far from religious! Well worth a tour with someone who knows all the details or reading up first plus the audio…we did the later. There are plenty of photography opportunities and also plenty of opportunities to be peaceful and reflect if that’s your bag. There were some amusing moments…someone tuning the organ, the geese (13), the rooftop wind, and as usual some hilarious selfie moments (others, not us I hasten to add!). We spent a good bit of time here and felt it was time we’ll spent 👍🙏

Lovely building inside and out with lots to look at. Beautiful statues of saints but sadly most of them are behind bars which makes them difficult to view clearly. I especially loved the 13 geese who live in the centre of the cloisters. You can also go up to the rooftop if you wish for an extra fee.

Just breathtaking, inside and out. I've never seen anything like it, anywhere. The colours, the architecture, the sheer scale of it - everything was epic. We included the ascent up one of the towers, which was very worthwhile to get high up and look over the city and building itself.

The cathedral was built from the 13th to 15th centuries, and In the late 19th century, the neo-Gothic façade was constructed over the nondescript exterior that was common to Catalan churches. It is a church full of art masterpieces, such as statues, paintings, frescoes, altarpieces. Unfortunately, almost all side chapels are barred with iron grates, that make it difficult to enjoy the pieces of art. The crypt contains the burial site of St. Eulalia, patron of Barcelona. The cloister is very beautiful, and characterized by the presence of the cathedral's geese.

7 euro each to enter but I was stunned once inside! Didn't pay the extra 4 euro for a headset. It was so quiet even though quite a few there. Not noisy & crowded like La Sagrada Familia. Loved being able to go onto the roof. Incredible views over the city!!

This cathedral is just as grand and awe-inspiring as what one may expect, and yet it's definitely not my favorite one in the city - for that I would head to Santa Maria del Mar. Barcelona cathedral is beautifully maintained, within easy access of the other main tourist sites, and has a very well set up walkway on the roof to allow you to walk near the entire length of the cathedral and enjoy the views. Elevator access to the roof, which is definitely not something you find at all cathedrals. Yet there's something very commercial about it, and the interior also feel darker and heavier than others. So worth a visit, but not top of my list.

Barcelona Cathedral is totally amazing, the detailed carvings and gold decorations are mind-blowing! This is definitely a must-do when in Barcelona! (It is also a fun place to hang out in the evenings, when there are street musicians playing.)

I cane here with my partner and two year old son in September 2023, well what a stunning building, there was work being carried out on the cathedral at the time, but that’s been happening for a while now, unfortunately we didn’t go in as there was a long queue and with a two year it just wasn’t possible. But we will return and we will go in and we are looking forward to it. You definately need to visit this stunning cathedral whilst visiting Barcelona.

It was a few years since our first visit to the Cathedral and first thing I don’t recall was paying an admission fee to see the inside. The was one fee to see just the church and another one if one wanted to climb up to the tower and get an aerial view. Once we were admitted inside the church was so quiet with very few visitors. This time I was able to take more photos and see all the different altars, even though most were behind iron gates. The Crypt of St Eulalia was locked but visitors could still see the intricately carved sarcophagus supported above ground by columns. That was unusual. We also came across our first candle vending machine. Two sizes were sold. Cash only. Before leaving the cathedral we walked through the cloister garden and weee surprised to see 13 geese. Why 13? It was chosen based on the age that St Eulalia was martyred, 13 years.

Was lucky enough to have a hotel room overlooking this beautiful cathedral and made a visit there one of the first things after arriving in Barcelona. Front of cathedral is stunning with a lovely large square with plenty of coffee shops to grab a drink and snack. When buying your ticket make sure you get the option with the roof walkway as it easily the best part of the visit here. A lift takes you straight to the roof where you can walk right round the cathedral and enjoy stunning views over old Gothic area and miles all around. There are seats where you can take a seat and enjoy the views and we took advantage of it to enjoy a lovely sunny afternoon. Once you’re finished the lift takes you back down so no access issues. Overall a must see for any Barcelona trip.