About
Our Lady of Burgos was begun in the 13th century at the same time as the great cathedrals of the Ile-de-France and was completed in the 15th and 16th centuries. The entire history of Gothic art is summed up in its superb architecture and its unique collection of works of art, including paintings, choir stalls, reredos, tombs and stained-glass windows.
Supporting sources: Legacy import provenance, Wikipedia
Plan your visit
Hours
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1 Nov-18 Mar 09:30-18:00 with stay permitted until 19:00. 19 Mar-31 Oct 09:30-18:30 with stay permitted until 19:30. Free-admission window on Tuesdays in the late afternoon subject to capacity.
Admission
- Adults
- €11
- · From 21 Apr 2026: EUR 11 general; EUR 13 cathedral + tourist wristband; EUR 10 reduced senior/small-group; EUR 6 pilgrim; EUR 5 disability, large-family, unemployed and student 18+; EUR 3 ages 8-18; free ages 0-7.
When to go
- Time of day: Morning, Afternoon
Features & amenities
What to expect
- Indoor
What to bring
- comfortable shoes
- modest clothing
Good to know
- Accessibility unknown
- No guide needed
Tags
Planning Burgos
The rest of my Burgos saves, on the city's planning pages.