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Torres de Serranos (Serranos Towers)
La Lonja de la Seda (The Silk Exchange)
Valencia Cathedral
El Miguelete (Little Michael)
Plaza de la Reina
Central Market (Mercado Central)
Turia Gardens
Bioparc
Gulliver Park
Marques de Dos Aguas Palace (National Ceramics Museum)
Le Torre e Iglesia de Santa Carolina (The tower and church of Santa Catalina)
Palacio de la Generalidad Valenciana
The Narrowest Building
The Cat’s House
The Museu de Belles Arts (Museum of Fine Art)
Valencia Institute of Modern Art (IVAM)
Casa Carmela
Casa Roberto
Restaurant Mateu
La Genuina
- As the third-largest city in Spain, Valencia offers visitors a wide variety of world-class attractions.
- For those who are interested in art and architecture this city is a must-see destination.
- Here ancient architecture from the Roman and Moorish era and ultra-modern structures like the City of Arts and Sciences are showcased.
- A guided walking tour is a good way to discover many of the historic structures in the Old Town including the Serranos Towers, the Silk Exchange and the Valencia Cathedral.
- There are excellent art museums to admire as well as curiosities like the House of Cats.
- Families will enjoy the Bioparc zoo and the excellent children’s playground in Gulliver Park.
- There are several traditional restaurants where you can try world-famous Valencian paella and other memorable feasts.
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