The Art Museum is located in one of the most notable buildings in the old town of Girona: the old Episcopal Palace, listed as a Historic-Artistic Site. It conserves several collections from the Bishopric of Girona, the Girona Provincial Council and the art funds of the Generalitat de Catalunya. The collections of Romanesque and Gothic art stand out (with large altarpieces such as Púbol or Cruïlles) and also from the Renaissance (the altarpieces attributed to Joan de Burguña or Pere Mates stand out) as well as works of Catalan painting and sculpture of the centuries XIX and XX (with works by Miquel Blay, the Vayreda brothers, Santiago Rusiñol, Prudenci Bertrana, Mela Muter or Celso Lagar, among others).
The Art Museum is located in the incomparable setting of the old Episcopal Palace, documented for the first time in the s. X. The building still preserves various spaces that respond to its original function, such as the prison, where clergymen convicted by the ecclesiastical court were serving prison sentences, or the majestic garden, which is opened to the public on various occasions throughout the year.
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Important Information
The general admission ticket does not give you access to the Girona Episopal spaces that are included in that specific tour, like the Sant Feliu Basílica or the Girona's Cathedral.
Discover a unique historical and artistic complex in Catalonia. With the Episcopal Girona ticket you can visit three emblematic buildings of the city: the basilica of Sant Feliu, the cathedral and the old Episcopal Palace, today the Girona Art Museum.
Girona Art Museum, in the old Episcopal Palace
Next to the Cathedral, located in the old Episcopal Palace, is the Girona Art Museum. Founded in 1976, it has the third most important collection of Romanesque and Gothic art in Catalonia. You will discover unique works of Catalan art, from the Romanesque to the present day.
Basilica of Sant Féliu
Continue the route visiting the Basilica of San Féliu, the old Cathedral of Girona. This temple was the first cathedral in Girona until the 10th century. Today it is one of the most representative Gothic buildings in the city for its tall bell tower, dating from the 14th-16th centuries.
Cathedral of Santa María de Girona
Just a few minutes walk from the Basilica of Sant Feliu you will find the Cathedral of Girona, a symbol of the city with more than 5 centuries old. Located at the top of the municipality, its only nave is the second largest in the world, only behind San Pedro del Vaticano. The 90 steps of the spectacular staircase will take you to the front door.
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