Panorama from the roof of Cathedral of Santa Eulalia in Barcelona. The picture shows the view over the Gothic Quarter from here.

Cathedral of Santa Eulalia Roof - Barcelona visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Cathedral of Santa Eulalia Roof' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Catalonia.

The Cathedral of Santa Eulalia is the seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona. It was built during the 13th to 15th centuries over the site of an earlier Romanesque church in memory of Eulalia, a young virgin martyred for her Christian faith in Roman times.

A popular tourist attraction, visitors can ascend onto the roof for views over the city. From here the view is dominated by two 50m high octagonal clock towers and the 70 high spire. In the distance is the Castell de Montjuïc set high on the hill of Montjuïc to the west.

Cathedral of Santa Eulalia
Plaça de la Seu
08002, Barcelona, Spain

Subway: Jaume I (L4), Catalunya (L1, L3)