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This beautiful, single-storey church is rectangular in layout with a vaulted dome and the typical side chapels in pure Renaissance style. The most noteworthy features on the outside are the Salomonic columns and the frontispiec... more
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The San Juan del Hospital church is located between two of the most popular squares found in Valencia's old quarter: Plaza San Vicente Ferrer and Plaza de Nápoles y Sicilia. You can access the church from La Paz street. The bu... more
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You'll find the Iglesia de San MartÃn ,on the busy San Vicente street near Plaza de la Reina. The parish dates back to 1238, when a mosque was consecrated as a Catholic church just after the Moors were defeated. Pedro Albalat,... more
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This church is also known as "The Congregation". It was built in 1725 and it stands out for the simplicity of its design. The building was declared a National Historic and Artistic Monument in 1982. The church's architectural m... more
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One of Spain's most important contemporary art galleries, the collections of the Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno is spread out over two buildings: the Centro Julio González and the Centro del Carmen. The first is dedicate... more
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The Monforte gardens were declared "Artistic Gardens" in 1941. They consist of a lush enclave located close to the top of Vicente Blasco Ibañez Avenue. Inside there is an abundancy of marble statues, small ponds and fountains,... more
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Today the Royal Gardens or Viveros are the most important park in the city. Long ago it was the site of the Quinta de Recreo Omunya (Omunya country house), called Rahal, whose construction was ordered by the Moorish king Abd Al... more
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One of the many green spaces in Valencia, this lovley park is host to various concerts thoughout the year. Â Located right by the Museo de Bellas Artes, the park features some statues wich extends the museum feeling to the outdo... more
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This architectural marvel designed by Santiago Calatrava was conceived as a very special cinema and planetarium. Here the spectator can in the same space experience the sensations of a conventional planetarium while enjoying th... more
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Valencia Travel Experiences
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La Tomatina
La Tomatina: 30,000 mostly inebriated tourists, 40,000 pounds of ripe tomatoes, 1 small town square, 1 obscure festival. Mix... Continue reading »
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Day 20 - Valencia
So we are still here in Valencia. We made breakfast and then went to the beach with the girls from New York City. We spent pretty much th... Continue reading »
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Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias (Valencia)
Después de desayunar en el hotel (coincidà con el TAU Vitoria, que jugaba ese fin de semana con el Pamesa Valencia de la ACB... Continue reading »
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Day 19 - Barcelona to Valencia
Have a mentioned yet that Europe is wearing on us? We have spent about $7000 already. We woke up this morning in a panic because we didn´... Continue reading »
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Valencia
Valencia was a great time. When we first arrived, it was raining and freezing cold. That day was the first day it had snowed in Valencia... Continue reading »
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