The church of Sant Feliu was the first cathedral of the city of Girona until the tenth century . It is one of the most representative Gothic buildings of the city, especially for its slender bell tower (s. XIV-XVI). With an air of a castle, the Romanesque header was completed with Gothic naves and baroque facade (s. XIII-XVIII). Its interior preserves important works of art, like the eight pagan and early Christian sarcophagi (s. IV) and Christ recumbent (s. XIV) by master Aloi.