La Seo del Salvador
La Seo del Salvador
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- permia40,931 contributionsBeautiful with long and eventful historyRemarkable is the exquisite nature of the ornate art works, all for the glory of God. An illustrious site that once housed not only Emperor Caesaraugusta's Roman forum but also a later Moorish mosque now has this extraordinary holy place. A majestic imposing facade has amongst many grand elements a fine bell tower. But it is really the interior that is most awe inspiring. A superb coloured organ undoubtedly fills the cathedral with sonorous sounds. Gilt and tremendous carved stone is throughout. All making for an unforgettable duration.Visited February 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 9 April 2023
- ThewanderingpassportSydney, Australia697 contributionsDont miss this! Arcitectural and art beauty!!This is one of my most favourite cathedrals! The different amount of chapels inaide all with different timelines and architectures its just amazing! Def dont miss this amazing old world building because it will leave ypu in awe! The size of the cathedral is impressive as well Cost is €7 which is pretty steep in comparison to other places but for me it was worth it!Visited March 2024Travelled soloWritten 8 March 2024
- AlbertSalichsManresa, Spain11,524 contributionsVery interesting cathedralLa Seo del Salvador is one of the most important religious buildings in Zaragoza, located in La Seo Squared in the center, close to the Pilar Square. It is one of the two cathedrals of Zaragoza (with more known El Pilar). It was built in the 12th Century and it has a very big bell tower. Inside you can see some very nice Chappelle's, around the cathedral choir. It is a very interesting religious building, where you can see a lot of artworks in each chapel. Also, inside you can visit the museum of tapestries, which is also very interesting. (See also Museo de Tapices to Capitular de la Seo)Visited January 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 14 March 2024
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AlbertSalichs
Manresa, Spain11 524 contributions
Jan 2024 • Friends
La Seo del Salvador is one of the most important religious buildings in Zaragoza, located in La Seo Squared in the center, close to the Pilar Square. It is one of the two cathedrals of Zaragoza (with more known El Pilar). It was built in the 12th Century and it has a very big bell tower. Inside you can see some very nice Chappelle's, around the cathedral choir. It is a very interesting religious building, where you can see a lot of artworks in each chapel. Also, inside you can visit the museum of tapestries, which is also very interesting.
(See also Museo de Tapices to Capitular de la Seo)
(See also Museo de Tapices to Capitular de la Seo)
Written 14 March 2024
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Thewanderingpassport
Sydney, Australia697 contributions
Mar 2024 • Solo
This is one of my most favourite cathedrals!
The different amount of chapels inaide all with different timelines and architectures its just amazing! Def dont miss this amazing old world building because it will leave ypu in awe!
The size of the cathedral is impressive as well
Cost is €7 which is pretty steep in comparison to other places but for me it was worth it!
The different amount of chapels inaide all with different timelines and architectures its just amazing! Def dont miss this amazing old world building because it will leave ypu in awe!
The size of the cathedral is impressive as well
Cost is €7 which is pretty steep in comparison to other places but for me it was worth it!
Written 9 March 2024
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Kemo P
Lake Conjola, Australia21 contributions
Jun 2023 • Couples
Unfortunately Zaragoza was little more than a whistle-stop visit for us on the way through the region of Aragon. In between eating an ice cream and cooling our feet in the plaza fountain (it was a very hot day!), we did get time to briefly take a look at the city’s two great cathedrals, which a sizeable chunk of Zaragoza’s fame rests on. Basílica de Pilar and the 12th century Catedral La Seo, both impressive examples of medieval and post-medieval church architecture writ large.
Written 26 November 2023
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Pietro Giacomo M
Portugal68 contributions
Apr 2023
The beauty of th eplace was ruined by the roughfess of entrance staff (a young male) not knowing the basic rules of courtsesy, ignoring the correct way to address advice to the visitors.
I did not like at all.
I did not like at all.
Written 24 April 2023
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permia
Ireland40 931 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
Remarkable is the exquisite nature of the ornate art works, all for the glory of God.
An illustrious site that once housed not only Emperor Caesaraugusta's Roman forum but also a later Moorish mosque now has this extraordinary holy place.
A majestic imposing facade has amongst many grand elements a fine bell tower. But it is really the interior that is most awe inspiring. A superb coloured organ undoubtedly fills the cathedral with sonorous sounds.
Gilt and tremendous carved stone is throughout. All making for an unforgettable duration.
An illustrious site that once housed not only Emperor Caesaraugusta's Roman forum but also a later Moorish mosque now has this extraordinary holy place.
A majestic imposing facade has amongst many grand elements a fine bell tower. But it is really the interior that is most awe inspiring. A superb coloured organ undoubtedly fills the cathedral with sonorous sounds.
Gilt and tremendous carved stone is throughout. All making for an unforgettable duration.
Written 9 April 2023
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Christian M
Copenhagen, Denmark4 068 contributions
Jan 2023
I’m sure the cathedral of Zaragoza is a fine example of ancient architecture - but it’s outrageous charging €7 for the entrance fee.
Churches are paid by the people and belong to the people. Open the doors for the people - immediately!
Churches are paid by the people and belong to the people. Open the doors for the people - immediately!
Written 5 January 2023
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JRMADA
United States3 377 contributions
Dec 2022
We believe churches should be built for the people and this pretentious place seems to be all about show and not the Zaragoza faithful. There are very few seats for people to attend mass, and the chapels look like “jail cells” with bars, chains, and padlocks, things that should never be present in the house of God. It LOOKS like this building was repurposed for a church rather than being built with the original intent. There is absolutely no reason for non-flash photography for personal use to NOT be allowed here, yet it is not allowed. There is an entry fee, and there are two different prices depending on what you want to see and visit. We opted for the least expensive at €7.00 per adult which incudes the cathedral and the tapestry museum. We went in on a Saturday around 12:30PM and the cathedral was pretty empty, yet the square outside and the larger cathedral next door were bursting with visitors. The saving grace here is the tapestry museum which has some amazing tapestry and justifying the price of admission. Unless you want to see some very nice tapestry, skip this place and go to the far more impressive and more beautiful cathedral next door which is free to enter and photography is allowed when mass is not being performed.
Written 10 December 2022
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CarolA G
3 contributions
Oct 2022
Absolutely incredible. Don’t miss the tapestry museum, attached and included in the ticket price. Go to the top floor. Unbelievable tapestries.
Written 7 October 2022
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Andy E
Chelmsford, UK50 contributions
Oct 2022
The audio guide is exceptional, if anything too much information to take in . A beautiful building .
Written 4 October 2022
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John F
Newark-on-Trent, UK653 contributions
Sept 2022 • Couples
An extraordinary place. A handset guide is included in your entrance fee - but unfortunately it’s the same English narrator who mispronounces so many words; and the same historian who has written so many words, that we are familiar with from so many other cathedral visits in Spain - so much detail about the chapels. However, I am told that the guide for children is really good.
Lots of chapels to see, but it’s the main building architecture that is so stunning. Take a look around outside, especially towards the rear.
The entrance fee includes the tapestry museum - really not to be missed. On reflection, my advice would be to visit the outside first, then the tapestries before using what energy you have left with the handset and guide to the chapels.
Lots of chapels to see, but it’s the main building architecture that is so stunning. Take a look around outside, especially towards the rear.
The entrance fee includes the tapestry museum - really not to be missed. On reflection, my advice would be to visit the outside first, then the tapestries before using what energy you have left with the handset and guide to the chapels.
Written 24 September 2022
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Judi O
Barcelona, Spain72 contributions
Is the tapestry museum wheelchair accessible?
RicherTrips
Monterrey, Mexico4 024 contributions
It’s in an upper floor. I don’t remember an elevator around.
Maria De Los An... Z
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain20 contributions
Que horario tiene al público
Elena G
2 contributions
Por las tardes de 16 a 18 (todos dias)
Por las mañanas de lunes a viernes de 10 a 13.30 .
Los sabados de 10 a 12 y
los domingos de 10 a 11.30
odyle64600
Anglet, France84 contributions
J'aimerai connaître les horaires!!! Merci
philfox21
Aix-en-Provence, France627 contributions
Teléfono
976 29 12 31
Horario
Horario de Invierno:
Lunes a viernes: de 10h a 14h y de 16h a 18.30h
Sábados: de 10 a 12.30 y de 16.00 a 18.30h
Domingos y festivos religiosos de 10 a 12.00 y de 16 a 18.30h
Horario de Verano:
Lunes a viernes: de 10 a 18.30 y de 19.45 a 21 h(20.30 última entrada)
Sábados:10 a 12.30,de 15 a 18.30 y de 19.45 a 21h.
Domingos:10 a 12h de 14 a 18.30 y de 19.45 a 21h.
Media hora antes del cierre concluirá la entrada de visitantes. Se suspenderán las visitas en caso de celebración extraordinaria.
Precio
Precios
Entrada conjunto Catedral y Museo de tapices: 4 euros. Visitas guiadas en el museo de tapices.
Hasta 18 años y mayores de 65 años: 3 euros
Niños de 0 a 10 años: gratuito
Elsa Asong
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Bonjour l'entrée est à combien svp ?
Bego_de_Bilbao
Bilbao, Spain3 087 contributions
4€
Bob G
Trezzo sull'Adda, Italy15 contributions
Ciao Roberto, volevo chiederti se ci sono problemi a reperire sul posto guide che parlino l'italiano. Grazie
Pierluigi T
Brescia, Italy451 contributions
Per visitare la Seo ci sono le audio guide, se vuoi ci sono anche le guide in italiano che ti accompagnano a vedere la citta'.
Ciao, vorrei sapere quanto tempo occorre per visitare la Seo con annesso museo, stessa info per la Basilica del Pilar se è possibile! Grazie
laura c
Milan, Italy93 contributions
un paio d'ore
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Chennai (Madras), India
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nuria c
Madrid, Spain
¿Cómo llego el tapiz de las naves a la seo de Zaragoza? Cuándo cómo y porqué...
Francha M
Zaragoza, Spain478 contributions
El Museo de tapices esta dentro de la misma catedral, puedes entrar por dentro de la misma La Seo o bien por una calle lateral de ella, creo que la entreada vale entre un euro y tres Pero merece la pena verse, son unos tapices espectaculares El horario creo que es de 10 de la mañana a 14 horas y por la tarde de 16 a 18 La Seo del salvador, es decir la catedral, esta dentro de la plaza del Pilar, en el extremo, junto al Arzobispado Espero haberte podido ayudar Si deseas algo mas solo tienes que decirlo
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