Guided Visit to Albarracín and Its Cathedral

Albarracín Cathedral can only be visited with the guided visits of the Fundación Santa María, and the most complete way is this one: a walk around the town and entry to the cathedral with a single ticket. It lasts 1 h 45 and costs €8.50; children under 10 do not pay.

What you see

The first part tells the origin of the city and its defences: the alcazaba, the Andador tower and the walls, seen from the old town. Then it passes the 16th-century buildings, the Episcopal Palace and the Town Hall, and the Casa de la Julianeta, the one with the façade that looks about to fall onto the street. It ends inside the cathedral, built in the 16th century probably on the site of the old main mosque: the 16th-century high altarpiece, the Saint Peter one, the restored Chapel of the Circumcision and the medieval remains that emerged during the restoration.

Times and booking

From 9 November 2026 there are sessions Monday to Friday at 10:30, 12:15, 16:15 and 18:15; on Saturdays at 10:30, 12:15 and 16:30, and on Sundays at 10:30 and 12:00. It leaves from the Fundación's information centre, in the former stables of the Episcopal Palace, beside the cathedral. Buy on its website or right there, and the Fundación advises booking. It is in Spanish only, with an audioguide in other languages. Times may change because of religious services.

With the ticket, the Diocesan Museum costs €2.50 instead of €4. If you want to see everything, the Fundación's pass (Albarracín, museums, cathedral and castle) costs €16 and is only sold at the ticket office or by phone.