The Cathedral began to be built in 1298 during the rule of James II of Aragon and completed in 1454.

It is one of the masterpieces of Spanish gothic. Despite its modest dimensions, not comparable with other big cathedrals such as those in Burgos or León, the temple is very rich in architectural elements.

The temple has a fountain where the Ou Com Balla ritual takes places, consisting of an egg placed on top of the jet of water, which remains suspended there thanks to the force of the water.

The current façade is 19th century and was designed by Josep Oriol Mestres and August Font, and sponsored by the famous Catalan businessman Manuel Girona.

From the month of May it offers visitors the possibility of visiting its towers and roofs. There is a lift, with a capacity for 15 people, which goes up to the so-called Clock Tower, where you begin a walk marked out by information panels. The price of the visit is 200 PTA .