Co-Cathedral of Saint Nicholas

Why go

The co-cathedral rewards close looking rather than grand first impressions. Its cultural route moves from a 15th-century Valencian Gothic cloister into later Renaissance and Baroque spaces. The Communion Chapel, nearly 45-metre dome and 16th-century organ make the compact interior notably varied.

What to look for

• The Gothic cloister predates and contrasts with the later Renaissance church.
• The Baroque Communion Chapel provides the interior's most ornate counterpoint.
• Look up to the blue dome, then seek out the 16th-century organ.

Useful to know

• Check the current cultural-visit timetable, which is separate from the building's religious use.
• Allow 45 to 60 minutes for the cloister, nave, chapel and dome rather than stopping only at the façade.
• Pair it with the nearby Town Hall and old-town streets for a compact architectural circuit.

Your next visit

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