Visiting the Cathedral
Open: every day of the year, from 7 am to 9 pm.  read more

Obtaining the Jubilee
In accordance with the grace of the Jubilee granted to the Cathedral of Santiago in 1122 by Pope Callixto II, worshippers visiting the church during a Holy Year can obtain plenary absolution,... read more

Going to mass
Times of worship:  High Altar Sunday and holidays 9.30 am:  Laudes 10 am: Chapter Mass Noon: Pilgrim Mass 1.15 pm: Midday Mass 6 pm: Evening... read more

Celebrating or co-celebrating mass
Priests visiting Santiago de Compostela may request to co-celebrate the day’s Pilgrim Mass, or celebrate their own Eucharist for the group accompanying them in one of the Cathedral’s... read more

Participating in invoking the Apostle
Groups (parishes, brotherhoods, guilds, friends of the Way, etc) visiting Santiago de Compostela on a religious pilgrimage, may request a mention in the greetings or in the Invocation to the... read more

Getting married
Those who want to get married at the end of the Way of St. James, in the cathedral of a Holy City, have a very special setting for their wedding: the Chapel of La Corticela. This old 9th-century... read more

Filming or taking photos
In the Cathedral of Santiago you are allowed to take photos and film in spaces of free access, without using a flash or tripod. However, in the case of professional and business purposes, special... read more