Luggage Storage Valencia Cathedral

Are you tired of carrying your heavy bags with you as you go from one guided tour to another of the remarkable Valencian landmarks? If yes, you have come to the right place. Radical Storage makes your trip much more convenient and hassle-free by offering Valencia Cathedral luggage storage services. We offer secure and reliable storage services for not just the cathedral but all famous tourist sites in the city. You can move around freely by leaving your bags at one of our partner locations for just 5€ per day per bag. To ensure your peace of mind, each item of your luggage is insured for up to 3000€.

About Valencia Cathedral

Standing tall in the historic center of the city, Valencia Cathedral is an impressive religious landmark that attracts thousands of tourists and Christian pilgrims every year. A unique blend of Renaissance, Gothic, and Baroque architecture makes up the magnificent Cathedral building.

The exact location of the Cathedral of Valencia can be found between the Plaza del la Reina and Plaza del Virgen, in the middle of an old town called El Carmen. Getting to the Cathedral is very easy whether you like to walk or take a bus. You can get off at Plaza de la Reina, which is just 3 minutes away from Cathedral, by taking the C1 bus.

Valencia Cathedral opening hours vary depending on where you start your tour from. For instance, the opening hours for the Cathedral are Monday to Sunday from 10 am-6:30 pm, whereas for the museum and guided tours, Sunday timing is 2:30 am-6:30 am. Valencia Cathedral tickets cost 8€ for adults and 5€ for students or groups of above 20 people.

Interesting Valencia Cathedral Facts

Here are some fascinating facts about the glorious Valencia Cathedral:

• The Cathedral of Valencia is home to some of the most ancient and iconic paintings of the Iberian Peninsula, dating back to the Quattrocento times. Quattrocento means four hundred and it was a significant and evolving era for European sculptures and paintings.
• The Cathedral has some Quranic engravings on its walls from the early 13th century when it used to be a mosque. Originally the site was a Visigothic cathedral which was then turned into a mosque by the Moors, and later into Valencia Cathedral.
• The Valencia Cathedral Holy Grail is believed to be the true Holy Chalice that was used for the Last Supper. If you are close by at the Central Market of Valencia, you can decide for yourself by taking Valencia Holy Grail Tour, which costs 16€ per adult.
• A large portion of this church building is now covered by the Valencia Cathedral Museum, which showcases a variety of exotic sculptures and Roman paintings, as well as ancient textile and goldsmith artifacts.