The crowds here are not as busy as with other attractions, but it still sees quite a few visitors. The crowds tend to get larger duing the peak travel season, too.
Dating back to the 15th century, it is renowned for its Gothic architecture and rich artistic heritage. The church features a beautiful facade adorned with intricate stone carvings, as well as a stunning rose window and ornate stained glass windows. Visitors can explore the church's interior, which houses a collection of religious artworks, including altarpieces, sculptures, and paintings. Guided tours offer insights into the church's history, architecture, and cultural significance, making it a fascinating attraction for history and art enthusiasts alike.
This might not be the best for kids, as it's more oriented towards adults. This is a fairly romantic spot for couples, so be sure to come if you're traveling as a couple.
Even though it's free, backpackers and budget travelers don't often enjoy visiting the church. No, you don't need to book in advance. Just arrive when ready. There's no entry fee and your visit is free. A typical visit will last around 1 hour.
You'll be walking a lot, so wear comfortable shoes. Everything is indoors here, so you can escape the weather if needed. To avoid the crowds, try to arrive early or later in the day. Visit on weekdays, and avoid the high season if possible.
