The North Station
Valencia’s Estación del Norte is a century-old building designed by the architect Demetrio Ribes, through which passenger trains run It is the city’s main station and connects the towns in the north of the province with those in the south. It is situated right in the heart of the city, right next to the bullring, […]
The church of San Nicolas
The church of San Nicolás de Bari and San Pedro Mártir, also known as the Sistine Chapel of Valencia, is a religious centre that was created in Valencia’s golden century, that is, in the 15th century. As the years went by, it was enlarged and adapted to all the new architectural styles of the time, […]
The Square Redonda
The square Redonda is an old flea market in Valencia that was created in the 19th century by the architect Salvador Escrig. This space has this name because the establishments are located around a fountain, forming a circle through which passers-by could access the shops. In the past, this place was a meeting point for hundreds of people at weekends. The stalls […]
The Cathedral of Valencia
The Cathedral of Valencia or Cathedral de Santa María is one of the most spectacular religious centres in the Valencian Community. Built in the 14th century and influenced by Romanesque, Valencian Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical styles, its interiors are full of works of art, stained glass windows and large domes, as well as its chapels and decorative elements. A […]
The Palace of Marqués de Dos Aguas
The Palace of Marqués de Dos Aguas is located in the heart of Valencia. This centrally located building belonged to one of the most important families of the Valencian nobility and was built in the 18th century. This stately home with garden is characterised by the architectural influences of the period: baroque and rococo. Nowadays, it houses the Ceramics Museum. Inside this […]
The Tower of Serrans and the Towers of Quart
The Quart and Serranos Towers are the two gates that existed to access the medieval Christian wall built in the 14th century and which are still preserved today. These two monuments are among the most important in Valencia as they reflect the military architecture of the period. The Serranos Tower, located to the north, has this name because […]
The narrowest facade in Europe
If you are on holiday in Valencia you cannot miss the narrowest facade in Europe. Located in the Carmen District, this building is of great tourist interest because the width of the house is only 107 centimetres. It has 5 floors and still has the original floor. During the week, guided tours are organised to gain access to the building. The current […]
Playa de la Malvarrosa
La Malvarrosa es la playa más grande —con una longitud de 1.800 metros— y también la más cercana a Valencia. Cada año recibe la bandera azul y cuenta con puestos de socorristas —solo en temporada de verano—, así como con accesos para personas con movilidad reducida. Su ambiente desenfadado es un atractivo constante para los […]
El Carmen District
One of the most charming areas of Valencia is the Carmen. Placed in the historical helmet, and formerly surrounded by walls, today it is one of the zones of leisure and gastronomy more out-standing of the city. A place to stroll where you can taste, from the most international tapas, to the most local food. […]
Silk Market and Central Market
These are two of the most emblematic buildings of traditional Valencia. The Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange) is a 15th century Gothic building that was used for trade for centuries. It consists of three main areas and the garden known as the Patio de los Naranjos. It stands out for the great variety of […]