Columbus Market was opened on Christmas Eve 1916. It is declared a national monument. It is a clear example of early 20th century modernist architecture and the project was influenced by the Catalan modernist currents of Doménech i Montaner, Puig and Cadafalch. It occupies an area of 4,337 m2, on a plot of land on which a former gas works was formerly located.

The cathedral of Valencia keeps inside what they say is the Holy Grail of Christ. Yeah, no kidding.,!!!! Many Popes have visited this place, as it is considered, that, both for its time, its materials, and its morphology, dates to this chalice in Roman times. The chapel of the Holy Chalice, which you can visit, is dedicated to her. The Cathedral of Valencia, is an overlay of constructions.

Declared a historical-artistic monument in 1941. Its origin dates from the 15th century, and it is one of the few extraordinarily well-preserved palaces in the city of Valencia. The strange and voluptuous facade, and its original and artistic decoration causes special interest among locals and tourists. The palace. It rises over a part of the city where it is believed there was a Roman necropolis from the 1st to 3rd centuries BC. In 1740, the renovation of this building by its owners began, until reaching the aspect that you can observe today.

The Central Market of Valencia is a place of worship for foodies. A sacred temple in the heart of Ciutat Vella, where its merchants give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in that unusual world of flavors, colors and smells that we call the Mediterranean diet. It is the largest supply plaza in Europe with its more than 8,000 square meters and is on the list of the most beautiful markets in the world according to the British television station BBC. Although the building is just over 100 years old, the commercial tradition of the site where it is located dates from the years of a València under Muslim rule. That’s why it’s no wonder this enclave has become a magical space, full of curiosities, legends and many stories to tell.

There is no doubt that the Silk Market is one of the most emblematic and charismatic buildings in the city of Valencia. Located in the heart of the old part of the city a few steps from the Central Market, Plazas de la Reina and City Hall and in the heart of Barrio del Carmen, it has been apothetical for more than 5 centuries.

the Quart Towers or Quart Gate was one of two fortified gates of the medieval wall of Valencia that still stand. The assembly consists of two semi-cylindrical towers joined by a central body, where the door itself opens, with the shape of a half-pointed arch.