What to do · Teruel, a Mudéjar City
Mausoleum of the Lovers and San Pedro
Information
- From
- €9 per person
- Duration
- 1 h
- Season
- All year round, every day
- Who it's for
- Everyone
Isabel de Segura and Juan Diego de Marcilla, the Lovers of Teruel, are buried in a mausoleum beside the church of San Pedro, beneath two alabaster tombs in which the figures almost touch hands. The Fundación Amantes de Teruel shows the mausoleum together with the Mudéjar complex of San Pedro, which is part of the Mudéjar of Aragon declared a World Heritage Site. You enter in one-hour sessions, with a guide or an audio guide, from €9.
From the mausoleum to the tower walkway
The visit starts at the mausoleum and continues through the church of San Pedro, the Mudéjar cloister, the apse and the garden. That much is the visit without the tower, of about 45 minutes. The full one, of an hour, adds the climb up the tower of San Pedro and the ándito, the outdoor passage that runs around the church high up. If you are afraid of heights or find stairs hard, the 45-minute one spares you the climb.
2026 rates and who pays less
- Full visit, with tower and ándito: €10; reduced, €8.50.
- Mausoleum and Mudéjar complex, without the tower: €9; reduced, €7.50.
- Under-7s and Friends of the Lovers: free.
The reduced rate is for pensioners, groups of more than 20 people, students under 25 and large families, always with their valid official accreditation, which is shown at the ticket desk on the day of the visit. If the guided tickets are sold out for your time, the Foundation offers the visit without the tower with an audio guide or a change of session.
Year-round hours
It opens every day from 10:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 20:00, and the ticket desk closes half an hour before each closing time. Guided sessions leave every hour. It closes on 25 December, 1 January and the Saturday, Sunday and Monday of the Vaquilla del Ángel. On 5 January, 24 and 31 December and the Friday of the Vaquilla it opens in the morning only. Hours may change because of religious celebrations or cultural events.
The weekend family visit
On Saturdays and Sundays at 12:00 and 17:00 there is a visit designed for primary-school children, accompanied by at least one adult. It covers the mausoleum and the San Pedro complex over an hour and a half in a different register. It is bought on the same website, choosing the family visit.
San Pedro is a few steps from Plaza del Torico. The Sunday plan through the Mudéjar towers, the Lovers and the cathedral combines it with the El Salvador tower, and for lunch afterwards, Yain is on Plaza de la Judería, about 50 metres away.
Tips
- Buy the time slot ahead on long weekends Tickets are by time slot and the Foundation proposes changing the time when they sell out.
- Bring the card that gives a discount Without the valid accreditation, the reduced rate is not applied at the ticket desk.
- With children, Saturday or Sunday That is when there is a family visit, at 12:00 and 17:00.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the visit to the Lovers of Teruel take?
An hour for the full one, with tower and ándito, and about 45 minutes without the tower.
How much does the ticket cost?
€10 for the full visit and €9 without the tower. Under-7s do not pay.
Is it open on Mondays?
Yes, every day except 25 December, 1 January and the main days of the Vaquilla.
Do you have to go with a guide?
Visits are guided, in sessions; the one without the tower can also be done with an audio guide.
What is the ándito?
The outdoor passage high up on the church of San Pedro, reached on the full visit by the tower.
As a familyWith teenagers
Who runs it
- Fundación Amantes de TeruelFull visit to the Mausoleum of the Lovers and the San Pedro complex with tower and wall walk Visit their website
