Archpriestal Church (13th – 18th century)
SCHEDULE STARTING SEPTEMBER 1ST
ENTRY ONLY WITH GUIDED TOUR
Monday to Saturday
at 12 am
Sunday
at 11am
* Note: Outside visiting hours or during a religious service, the Gothic nave of the church can be viewed through the glass window located just beyond the Romanesque doorway.
WITHOUT GUIDED TOUR (no access to the interior)
OCTOBER 2025: Thursday 30/10 to Friday 31/10
NOVEMBER 2025: Tuesday 4/11 to Friday 7/11 and Saturday 29/11
DECEMBER 2025: Wednesday 3/12, Sunday 14/12, Wednesday 31/12
PRICE:
General rate: €1.50.
Reduced rate: €1.20.
Closed: 25/12/2025, 1/01/2023, 6/01/2026 and 18/04/2026
* Note: Religious services, cultural events and group reservations may cause, without prior notice, changes in the schedule.
4.0 The Archpriestal Church
4.1 Transept and Keystones
4.2 The Chapel of Our Lady of The Milk
4.3 Apse and Chancel
4.4 The Chapel of Saint Clement
4.5 The Chapel of Notary Joan Alcala
5. The Calvary
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.