As seen on Mouni Roy’s travel itinerary in Spain, a guide to the cathedral of Barcelona
Mangalore Today News Network
New Delhi, June 22, 2024: Mouni Roy is busy beating the heat in just the right way. The actress jetted off on a tropical Spanish vacation earlier this month and has been turning her Instagram family green with envy. It’s now a new day with a fresh set of postcards from Mouni all the way from Spain. After partying hard in Ibiza and relaxing on Formentera’s beaches, Mouni has now touched down in Barcelona. The actress shared a series of pictures of herself posing on the steps of the Cathedral of Barcelona. The picture shows the actress sitting on the steps of the majestic Gothic architecture. In the next slide, Mouni can be seen posing at the forefront of the iconic Cathedral. Mouni in a tan bodycon dress with gathered detailing is definitely the most stylish tourist in Barcelona. Sharing the pictures, Mouni simply wrote, “The Gothic quarters.”
If Mouni Roy’s latest escapade intrigues you, here’s a perfect guide to visit the Cathedral of Barcelona.
What is the Cathedral of Barcelona?
The Cathedral of Barcelona is a Gothic church and the seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona. Dedicated to the co-patron saint of Barcelona Eulalia, the Cathedral of Barcelona is located in the Catalonia region. The construction began in 1298 and was completed in 1420.
When is the best time to visit it?
The best time to visit Barcelona is from mid-March to November when the weather is pleasant. If you plan a visit to the cathedral then you must do it between 5 pm and 6 pm. This is the ideal time to witness the sunset and enjoy the sunkissed neo-Gothic facade by the main door.
Opening hours of the Cathedral of Barcelona
You need to buy tickets to enter the iconic monument. The Cathedral of Barcelona is open all days of the week except for Sunday. On Weekdays, it is open from 10:30 AM to 06:30 PM with access closed at 6 PM. On Saturdays, it is open from 10:30 AM to 5 PM with access closed at 4:30 PM.
How long does it take to see the monument?
In just two hours you will be able to fully explore the Cathedral of Barcelona.