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Palace of the Borgias - We will discuss the construction of the palace for the Borja family, who were popes in Rome and one of the most influential families in the Kingdom of Valencia.
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Plaça de la Verge - This is the monumental area of the old town where we will see the main historical buildings associated with political and religious power since the founding of Valencia by the Romans. We can observe and appreciate the architectural evolution of Valencia through various periods.
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Plaza de la Reina - The main baroque-style facade of the cathedral is located in Plaza de la Reina, along with the “Micalet” tower, a symbol of the city. This spot offers a beautiful view for photographing the entire cathedral complex, as well as admiring the Santa Catalina tower and rue de la Paz with its early 20th-century buildings.
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Plaça Redona - Our next stop is the shopping area. The silk exchange, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the central market, the most important food shopping spot in Valencia, make this place vibrant and colorful with its unique architecture.
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Plaza del Ayuntamiento - The Town Hall, with its symbolic facade and the post office, serves as an allegory of modern communications, marking the impressive center of Valencia. It is surrounded by other eclectic and art deco style buildings.
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Valencia - We will conclude at the train station, considered the most beautiful in Spain both inside and out, adorned with tiles and mosaics. This unique piece of secessionist art will be the final highlight of our tour.
- All fees and/or taxes
- Alcoholic Beverages
Starting from our meeting point near the Borja Palace, we’ll delve into the history of this influential family of popes. Our next stop will be Virgin Square, home to the cathedral and basilica in the monumental area. Here, we’ll provide detailed explanations, highlighting the cathedral’s most significant artifact: the Holy Chalice. Following this, we’ll visit the stunning Rococo Palace of the Marquis of Two Waters. Our journey will then take us through Place Ronde to Valencia’s commercial hub, featuring the Silk Market and the Central Market. After exploring the old town, we’ll head to the city center to see its notable buildings, including the town hall, and share some intriguing historical anecdotes. We’ll conclude our tour at the Valencia train station, renowned as the most beautiful in Spain.
- The monuments will be visited from the outside.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
