A wonderful building but at its best durign the Fallas Festival More

You know he is. Not only does the cathedral boast the skull and bones of St. Thomas and the Arm of a Hermit (both holy relics), it also has the Papal-authenticated holy grail, or cup of Christ. You don't have to believe me. See for yourself and also notice all the painting depictions of the Last Supper which has the... More

Not a common cathedral in the sense of a huge building sorrounded by a huge terrain. Almost hidden and within tiny streets and a charming plaza, building is very " spanish", stained glass windows are worth admired and perfecly kept More

when in the old city we visited the cathedral it is a magnificent church well worth the visit and it is free More

Large interesting Cathedral and work a look, tour guide was useful to advis on when various parts were built. More

Very well preserved. The guided tour is superb: although we loved the gothic foundations of the cathedral, we weren't as keen on the neoclassical touches added later on (this is purely a matter of taste!), but the explanations ensured that we enjoyed every bit of it and made the visit incredibly interesting. Don't forget to go up the Miguelete (the... More

As i say a must see and walk around outside to see the outside of it all More

One of the best Spanish Cathedrals Visited. You can take photographs and the audio-aid comes with the ticket.Staff really helpful. The Goyas add The Holy Grail are just amazing. More

Whilst I am not particularly interested in visiting cathedrals the views from the top of the church tower should not be missed. It costs 2 euros per adult to go up. Not recommended though for those who are scared of heights or who would struggle with the climb to the top for health reasons. More