What to see in Province Valencia

The Arab tower (Torre árabe) in Albal (popular also as "The Moors tower" or  "Torre dels Moros") was part of of the defensive system of a small Islamic farmhouse, which was surrounded by a walled circuit. In the past it was outside the village borders but nowadays it is a part o...

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The Los Borja Ducal Palace (Palacio Ducal de los Borja) in Gandia dates back to XIV century and is number one tourist attraction in the town. There was  the birthplace of San Francisco de Borja. The building was restored and turned into a sanctuary by the Jesuits. It is attached to the wall that ...

Sorells Palace (Palacio de los Sorells) in Albalat dels Sorells is one of the most interesting buildings in the region because its form and for its antiquity. Construction of the building was started in the late XV-th and was finished in early XVI-th century. The palace has fortified towers and a...

Trinidad Bridge (Puente de la Trinidad) is a bridge in city of Valncia. It is the oldest of all the bridges in town and is known as The Trinity. Puerta de la Trinidad was the way to reach the north and also to go to the monastery on the other side of the Turia river....

The Plaza de la Virgen is located in central part of Valencia city in its historic district. It is one of the tourists favourite places because there are lots of sightseeng as: the Cathedral complex, the Roman Museum, the Church of Saint Joseph, the Turia fountain and more.The square is a major...

Turia fountain is located in the Plaza de la Virgen in city of Valencia, close to the Valencia cathedral....

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....