What to see in Province Valencia

Valencia´s bull ring is built in the mid-19th century as a compact brick cylinder, with four arch groups similar to the Roman Colisseum in Rome. The reason for this is the bullring's designer was Sebastián Monleón who used a Roman amphitheater in Nimes as his inspiration.Next to the bull ring is Th...

The Palace of Marquis Dos Aguas is one of the most emblematic buildingsin Valencia. It dating back to 1760, when the ancestral home of the family Rabassa de Perelló was reformed in Rococo style.The building has a marble façade, added in 1867.Today, the palace houses the National Ceramics Museum....

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Festival of Virgin de los Desamparados (Virgin of the Helpless) is held on the second Sunday in May. Virgin of the Helpless is a Patron Saint of Valencia City. Once a year the virgin is carried in a procession of flower petals from the Basilica in Plaza de la Virgin to the cathedral of Valencia. At...

From 1982, the Museum of Prehistory in Valencia occupies part of the old House of Charities, built in 1841 and decorated in Byzantine style in 1881. In 1995 the building was complete restored by the architect Rafael Rivera.The Museum of Prehistory has a ground floor and two stories arranged around...

Valencia festival of films (IVAC-La Filmoteca) is held during the summer vacations in Valencia. There are lots of places where visitors can enjoy of films in the original version, and one of theese places is Turia Gardens (Jardin del Turia), close to the Palau de la Musica. There, under the stars,...

Every year there is a festival named "Feria de Julio" (July fair) in city of Valencia. Entertainment includes ballet, rock and pop, jazz and folk music with traditional dances such as the zarzuela, battle of flowers and more...