Archpriestal Church (13th – 18th century)

DAYS WITHOUT GUIDED TOURS
from 07/09 to 13/09/2026
21/09/2026, 12/10/2026, 16/10/2026, 22/10/2026, 7/11/2026, 21/11/2026, 28/11/2026, 02/12/2026, 25/12/2026, 31/12/2026, 01/01/2027 y 06/01/2027

Access to the Archpriestal Church of Sant Mateu is included within the guided tour of the monumental complex of Sant Mateu. [Find out more about the tour here]

🕛 General schedule:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday: at 12:00 h
Sunday: at 11:00 h

Guided tour of the Archpriestal Church of Sant Mateu (if the minimum quota of 6 people for the guided tour of the monumental complex is not met).

Includes:

  • Interior of the Archpriestal Church of Sant Mateu
  • Parish Collection of Goldsmithing
  • Collection of Scale Models of Historical Monuments of the Valencian Community (ground floor of the Abbey House)
  • Bell Tower

⏱️ Estimated duration of the guided tour of the archpriestal church:
between 45 min and 1 h

💶 Price:
General rate: €3.00 per person.
Reduced rate: €2.50 per person
Group rate: €2.50 per person (more than 20 people)

Reduced rate: between 10 and 16 years old, valid Youth Card or student card, unemployed, pensioners and over 65s, large families and organized groups of more than 20 people.
Free: children under 10, people with a legally recognized degree of disability and residents of Sant Mateu or owners of residential real estate in the municipality of Sant Mateu.

📍Tickets:
Tourist Info Sant Mateu

Note:
Religious services, cultural events, group reservations or unforeseen circumstances of force majeure may cause changes to the schedule of the guided tours, without prior notice.

It is a key monument talking about Valencian Gothic architecture and it was declared National Heritage in 1931. It includes elements of all the architectural styles since the 13th century to the end of the 18th century.

The most distinguished parts are: Romanesque front door and two nave sections of the first reconquest church (13th century), apse and incomplete Gothic nave (14th – 15th century), Gothic side door and bell tower (15th century), chapel of the notary Juan Alcalà (17th century) and chapel of St. Clement Martyr.