This is truly a hidden gem in Valencia, with the Church entrance not being very noticeable or visible from the street.

If you’re just walking around the city, you might even forget that it’s there, but we highly recommend you don’t skip this one. After all, it’s been called the Sistine Chapel of Spain for a reason.

The visit does not take excessively long. If you listen to the provided audio guide, you’ll need about 45 minutes. Of course, you can speed it up and skip some parts or stay longer to admire the frescoes.

Opening times

The Parish distinguishes between two types of visits, religious and cultural. During the hours of worship, the faithful come to pray and participate in the celebrations. Entrance to the Parish during these hours is free of charge and photography and filming are not permitted.

Timetables are subject to possible modifications due to liturgical celebrations. If you’re not sure the Church is open for visits, you can check the official agenda .

Here you have a summary table of the usual Cultural visit opening times.

On Mondays Saint Nicholas Church is not open to tourists, it is only open for worship.

Tickets

Tickets can be purchased in person directly at the venue, at a tourist office, or online on the Visit Valencia website or from the church’s website . All tickets include an audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, Italian, and Valencian.

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A combined ticket for three visits is available. The three venues included are the Saint Nicholas Church Museum, the Silk Museum, and the Santos JuanesChurch. The ticket allows you to visit all the buildings on the same day or on different days, if you prefer.

*Access is free for children under 12. With a regular ticket or a ticket for the three monuments, you’ll have free access to the *Lonja de la Seda.***A reduced fare applies for students, retirees, people with disabilities, large families, and the unemployed.