You really need to visit this incredibly decorated church. It's amazing to see in all its glory. The audio guide included in the ticket was a good companion as well. It's also a perfect example of Catholic misuse of money through history,

I heard about the cathedral from a person that was in our tour group, stating that it was called the Valencian “Sistine Chapel”. The San Nicholas Cathedral main entrance door was difficult to find, I saw a few tourists just give up when they couldn’t find the door. The entrance fee was 10 euros, and this attraction was worth the price! The paintings on the ceiling were absolutely magnificent! The church was constructed in the 13th century, remodelled in Gothic style in the 15th century, and in the 17th century, the interior was recoated with Baroque decoration and fresco paintings of scenes of the life of Saint Nicholas and Saint Peter Martyr.

This church is a bit pricey for spending such a short time there, but it contains a great deal of history and artifacts. This attraction did have many people inside, I am assuming it is a stop for cruisers. Try to go on days when ships are not in port!

Having visited the Sistine chapel in Rome I have to say I prefer St Nicholas. The decor is a sight to behold and words will never do it justice. The craftsmanship is beyond comprehension and how long it must have taken is staggering. This was my favourite attraction in the city. The entrance is round the back of the church and not in the plaza