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Museo Catedralicio de Segorbe

Sacred art museum in the cloisters of Segorbe cathedral, with Gothic and Renaissance painting by Juan de Juanes and Vicente Macip.

Opening hoursAdmission €7

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About the museum

The Segorbe Cathedral Museum opened in 1949 in the upper cloister of the cathedral, after works damaged during the Civil War had been recovered. It is the heir to a diocesan museum that had begun in the second decade of the 20th century in the Episcopal Palace.

It was reopened in 2003 with new spaces and a renewed museographic project. Since 1994 it has been part of the network of museums recognised by the Generalitat Valenciana. The rooms occupy the upper and lower cloisters, the adjoining chapels and other rooms of the cathedral.

Painting predominates in the collection: International Gothic, a Hispano-Flemish cycle from the mid-15th century and 16th-century Valencian painting, with the panels of the high altarpiece by Vicente Macip and Juan de Juanes. The route is completed by sculptures such as the Virgin known as “La Primitiva”, the choir stalls from the early 18th century, the Golden Door of the lower cloister, the reliquary urn of San Félix, and wrought ironwork from the 15th and 16th centuries.

Highlights

Panels of the high altarpiece by Vicente Macip and Juan de Juanes
International Gothic and Hispano-Flemish painting
Image of the Virgin “La Primitiva”
Golden Door of the lower cloister
Reliquary urn of San Félix
Choir stalls from the early 18th century

Permanent exhibition

Colección permanente de arte sacro – Gothic and 16th-century painting, sculpture, furniture, wrought ironwork and goldsmiths’ work spread across the cloisters and chapels of the cathedral.

Founded: 1949

Admission & discounts

Adults	€7
Reduced	€6Over 65 (with official ID)
Children & teens	€4free up to age 11 · Young people aged 13 to 17; children under 12 enter free
Seniors	€6Audio guide included; official ID required
Visitors with disabilities	freeFree admission for a disability greater than 65% (with official ID)
Students & apprentices	€4Carnet Jove or university card up to age 25 (with official ID)
Groups (21+ people)	€3.50 per personGroups of more than 20 people; no audio guide

General admission with audio guide included. Free admission for residents of Segorbe and children under 12. Tickets are sold online through Articketing.