Religious sites
à ELNE

CLOITRE D'ELNE

Built on an oppidum, the ancient episcopal city presents a majestic heritage.
The XNUMXth century Romanesque cathedral, visible from the sea or inland, announces the fascinating cloister of gray marble veined with blue.

Its construction began at the heart of the period of flourishing of Romanesque art, continuing throughout the Gothic period. Its capitals evolve from the Romanesque of the Roussillon Workshops of the XNUMXth century, to Gothic art, in a luxuriant flowering of original themes (plants, animals and religious).

This major place, classified as a Historic Monument, was the seat of the bishopric of Perpignan-Elne from the 1602th century until XNUMX.

Guided tour only possible for groups of 10 people or more (group rates apply) and by reservation.
We speak: French, English, Catalan, Spanish

Themes:

  • Cathedral
  • Cloister
  • Archeological site
  • Boutique

Opening

Opening hours from October 01 to December 31, 2025
TuesdayOpen from 09:30 a.m to 18 p.m
WednesdayOpen from 09:30 a.m to 18 p.m
ThursdayOpen from 09:30 a.m to 18 p.m
FridayOpen from 09:30 a.m to 18 p.m
Open on SaturdayOpen from 09:30 a.m to 18 p.m
SundayOpen from 09:30 a.m to 18 p.m

Closed on Mondays. Last entry at 17 p.m.

Pricing

PricingMin.Max.
Full price
5 €Not disclosed
Adult group rate
4 €Not disclosed
Child group rate
3 €Not disclosed
Adult group rate
5 €Not disclosed
Child group rate
3,50 €Not disclosed
Child rate
0 €3 €
Reduced price
3 €Not disclosed
Reduced price
10 €Not disclosed
Reduced price
8 €Not disclosed
Reduced price
7 €Not disclosed
Reduced price
6 €Not disclosed

Payment methods

  • Credit card
  • French bank and postal checks
  • French "Chèques vacances"
  • Cash
  • Administrative mandates
  • View

Services

Facilities

  • Parking
  • Water point
  • Toilet

Services

  • Camera allowed
  • Boutique
  • Possibility of rest

Home

Yes
Pets are not accepted
From 5 € / adult

Address

CLOITRE D'ELNE
3 rue Porte Balaguer, Plateau des Garaffes
66200 ELNE
My route via Google Maps

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