Offer Girona: Cathedral, San Felix Church and Art Museum Tickets

These tickets for the Cathedral, the Church of Sant Felix and the Girona Art Museum will allow you to discover the three emblematic sites of episcopal Girona, an experience full of art, history and impressive monuments that represent the city's legacy.

Once you redeem your tickets, they will be valid for a total of 48 hours from their first use, so you'll be free to create your own one- or two-day itinerary, whichever you prefer.

You'll get full access to these must-see sites in the Catalan region, with a downloadable audio guide to the Art Museum, so you can learn all about their importance and content.

You'll embark on a journey of discovery that will take you to see what is considered to be the most incredible art collection in the area, covering different periods of the bishopric from the 10th to the 20th century, with a special emphasis on Catalan pieces.

Some of these works include the altarpiece of Sant Pere de Púbol, panels from the altarpiece of Sant Feliu de Girona and the imposing sculpture Against the Invader, which dates from the 19th century.

When you enter Girona Cathedral, built between the 11th and 18th centuries, you will be amazed by its Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque architecture , a combination that encompasses many of the trends that marked the epoch over the centuries.

Still in perfect condition, its 23-metre wide Gothic main nave is the widest in the world. This is a space you should not miss on your visit.

The building that complements this triple-entry offer is the Church of San Félix, which lives up to its location in old Girona, as it was the first basilica in the region.

Its imposing and beautiful pillars take it back to the heyday of Romanesque architecture, although like its neighbour, the Cathedral, it is fused with Gothic and Baroque.

It is built over an early Christian cemetery from the era of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, where up to eight sarcophagi were found, which you will have the opportunity to see inside the church. There you will also find jewels such as the sarcophagus of Saint Narcissus and the recumbent Christ.