Great place for such a small city. I was quite impressed.

In such a small town, we were blown away by the size and beauty of the catedral. Highly recommend a visit.

Audioguide available. Entry fee 3.80. V interesting.

Went to visit a friend who lives in the casco. She was shocked when we went to the cathedral and there was an entrance fee. Interesting you can get into the gift shop without paying. I liked it, but then I like Spanish cathedrals.

A place not to miss if you visit Cuenca. It is one of the most popular cathedrals in Spain

We've visited a lot of Cathedrals in Spain but this one is one of our favorites. Not only is it very well kept (almost lovingly we must say) the place has a luminosity that churches in Spain don't always have. We don't know what we like better between the modern stained glass windows (which are very cool), the spectacular mudejar... More

This Cathedral's floor plan is not symmetrical, so that caught my attention right away. The facade of the building is quite beautiful. Many of the chapels are very unusual and also beautiful. The famous architect Ventura Rodriguez redesigned the main altar during the 18th century. The middle grille was designed by Juan Frances in the 16th century. The side grilles... More

I don't think it's a major place of interest in the town, though it's marked like that. This is just a usual Spanish cathedral. Those who are fancy about them all must visit it of course. However, for everybody else it is not a place one need to visit after seeing 10 cathedrals earlier. I was a bit surprised that... More

After a three week driving tour about Spain--I was getting rather tired of cathedrals and churches charging money to enter, money for lights to be turned off, etc. My husband wanted to rent the audio guide in Cuenca, so I went along. It was fabulous. In English, it gave great insight into the place--well worth the few Euros for it.... More