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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."
Nature & Parks
Parque Natural de la Albufera
1,910 reviews
"The walks about the lakes are great for nature lovers and just for a bit of peace and quiet also.""... Valencia, the local fisherman take you on their boats all around the lake and the rice fields for the princely sum of 4 euro, that was last summer, we went on to El Palmar for a delightful Paella, fantastic day."
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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..."
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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."
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