Opening Hours & Tickets – Historic Churches of Agrigento (2026)
Updated 2026 guide to Agrigento’s historic churches — Cathedral of San Gerlando, Santa Maria dei Greci and the MUDIA Museum. Opening hours, tickets, cumulative passes and practical tips for visiting the Old Town.
This guide provides the opening hours, tickets and visitor details for Agrigento’s main historic churches.
Hours valid from April 6 (Easter Monday). Schedules may vary due to weddings or liturgical events.
Why These Churches Matter
Agrigento’s churches preserve 2,500 years of history: Greek foundations, medieval vaults, Chiaramonte architecture and Baroque chapels.
They offer a deeper understanding of Agrigento beyond the Valley of the Temples.
Cathedral of San Gerlando
The main religious landmark of Agrigento.
Opening Hours
- Daily: 09:30 – 19:00
Mass Times
- Weekdays: 18:00
- Sundays: 10:30 & 18:00
Tickets
€5 — Reduced under 25: €5
Free: minors, diocesan residents, journalists, visitors with disabilities
Santa Maria dei Greci
Built directly over an ancient Greek temple.
Opening Hours
- Daily: 10:00 – 19:00
Tickets
€3 — Reduced under 25 (cumulative): €5
Free categories identical to Cathedral
MUDIA – Diocesan Museum
Sacred art, treasury and historical collections.
Opening Hours
- Daily: 10:00 – 19:00
Tickets
€4 — Reduced under 25 (cumulative): €5
Free categories identical to Cathedral
Cumulative Ticket
Includes Cathedral + Santa Maria dei Greci + MUDIA.
Price: €7 — Reduced under 25: €5
Culture Pass
Includes Valley of the Temples + Museum + Churches.
Price: €25
FAQ
Are the churches open every day?
Yes — from April 6.
Do I need a ticket?
Yes — individual or cumulative.
Do hours change?
Yes — weddings and liturgical events may affect schedules.