- The Chapel of the Holy Christ of Lepanto houses a figure believed to have miraculously dodged a cannonball during the 1571 battle of Lepanto or protected the ship from sinking. A replica of the galley can be seen at the Maritime Museum.
- Barcelona Cathedral also houses the stately Gothic and Baroque altarpieces, part of the Church of Saint Severas as well as the 140 statues of saints that call the cathedral home.
- You can admire the wonder of the choir, the baptistery, and the tomb of Saint Eulalia.
- There's an adjoining cloister that features a verdant tropical garden that is home to 13 white geese that represent the age Saint Eulalia (the saint the Barcelona Cathedral was built in honor of) is believed to have died.
- Accessible from the Chapel of the Holy Innocents, the cathedral's flat roofs provide distinctive views of the Gothic Quarter, allowing one to appreciate the towers and the lantern tower's intricate details.