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Central Market of Valencia
23,023 reviews
"Central Market of Valencia is definitely worth a visit, if only to walk through the beautiful stained-glass building and stroll through stalls of fresh vegatables, fruit, meat, the best seranno ham, fish, fruit, c...""a genuine old market with an amazing selection of fresh and wonderful food - fresh seafood, vegetables, baking - if we in the UK had this sort of fresh produce available every day, we would have a great diet too!"
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Parroquia de San Nicolás de Bari y San Pedro Mártir
2,147 reviews
"What a tribute to the excesses of the Catholic church, even so it's magnificent, described as Valencia's Sistine chapel, and having visited both I agree, a must on your visit""This small church, accessed via a back street alley, has an amazing wall/ceiling fresco art work, restored recently and which is a must see in Valencia."
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La Lonja de la Seda
5,290 reviews
"There is an Orange Garden - a walled court-yard, the main hall, Sala de Contratacion (The Contract Hall) which is a large lavishly decorated space supported by gorgeous twisted columns and an upper room hosting a...""It turned what would have been a nice look a round a beautiful building and gardens into a really interesting and informative guide to a fascinating monument to commerce."
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Valencia Cathedral
6,198 reviews
"Inside, the Cathedral presents a treasure trove of side chapels, architecture, Goya paintings and a museum with an array of historical religious artifacts which includes a trip into tiny rooms where some archaeolo...""A beautiful Cathedral like many catholic countries it houses holy relics and it has maybe the holy grail it has a feeling of history and importance of the history of Valencia a visit worth going to."
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Chapel of the Holy Grail
924 reviews
"We found it to be very inspirational [as we are Christians ].The vocal guide provided when we entered [Cathedral has an entrance fee] gave a brief history as to how it came to be here.""There's lots of beautiful paintings to see as well as architecture and the altar piece to marvel at, though the star of the show is of course the Holy Grail."
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Estació del Nord
4,481 reviews
"Traditional Wooden ticket counters, beautiful tile frescoes on the walls and ceilings, service for all local train traffic(no Ave trains here), and all the amenities of a modern train station are present.""Really interesting location with the Bull Ring, the Churros stalls, the busy shops and ornate buildings make this worth a visit."
Museums
Almoina Archaeological Center
583 reviews
"Fascinating glimpse into Valencia’s Roman history through a museum that is actually an archeological site.""A wonderful example of what can be done when it comes to Roman ruins, really great way to display the information, a mixture of videos recreating step by step what it would have looked like and then pairings illus..."
Museums
Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia
640 reviews
"Complementing works by Murillo, Goya and Velasquez are the museum’s extensive collections of Early Renaissance art and late 19th C / early 20th paintings by Valencian artist Joaquin Sorolla and his contemporaries.""a very nice and different museum, pictures are shown in a very original way; a big collection of Spanish artists"
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Hemisferic
1,136 reviews
"Covered by a dome, this building hosts a cinema which plays scientific and cultural films in a 900m2 concave screen .""Being part of the City of Arts & Science in Valencia, L'Hemisferic is truly amazing for its shape and the projections/movies you can enjoy inside (about marine life, dinosaurs, wild west, Robinson Crusoe 3D etc.)..."
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Iglesia de San Juan del Hospital
174 reviews
"You don't need to know the difference between the Hospitaller Order of St. John and the Knights Templar to enjoy the simplicity and beauty of the oldest church of Valencia.""It was burned out during the Civil War, but the structure is essentially of stone with a stone vault and it has been lovingly brought back to life and is now run by Opus Dei who keep it regularly open in the morni..."
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Museo Historico Militar de Valencia
104 reviews
"Great little military museum if you like that sort of thing( I do) its over a couple of floors with a lot of miltaria available to see .it is free to enter and is closed between 2-4 weekdays most of the displays a...""Two hours of interesting exhibits from tanks to uniforms and a chance to see a practice passing out parade within an operational barracks."
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Museo del Corpus Casa de las Rocas
142 reviews
"So Valencia’s historic centre is a beautiful place, twisty roads, tall beautiful buildings and we happened upon this wonderful unassuming free exhibit by chance as we turned a corner heading elsewhere.""It’s like the Tardis - an unremarkable entrance into a simply fascinating - and comprehensive - collection of the components of the Corpus Christi procession which takes place on the 8th Sunday after Easter."