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  • The Church And Tower Of Santa Catalina Mártir, Valencia

    This church was originally built in the Gothic style, although certain finishing touches tend to be Renaissance-like. After a fire in XVIII century, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style, although later...

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  • The Parish Church Of an Nicolás De Bari And San Pedro, Valencia

    In this church, a Gothic structure lives in harmony with Baroque decor. Among the Gothic elements, the main door which gives access to the interior is the most outstanding. Inside, the magnificent Bar...

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  • Atarazanas del Grao, Valencia

    As activity increased in the port of Valencia, it became obvious that the shipyards would have to be moved to an area close to the Barcas street, to what is called the Grao.This way, the fishermen wou...

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  • Baños Árabes del Almirante, Valencia

    These installations,which follow the model of Moorish baths, have three soaking areas for cold, warm and hot water. They are all laid out between columns, and have a hallway as an access area. This ar...

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  • The Quart Towers, Valencia

    These towers, which were part of the first Christian city wall, bear a certain similarity to the Castel Nuovo Gate in Naples. There are three main parts to the structure : two cylindrical towers and a...

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  • Hermitage of San Felix, Xàtiva

    The small hermitage is a XIII century temple, and an authentic pictorial museum. It has been decorated with altarpieces by a group of authors known as the 'primitivos', belonging to the XV and XVI cen...

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  • Hermitage of Santa Ana, Xàtiva

    Located in the La Llosa area, the Hermitage of Santa Ana was built in the XVI century in the Gothic style with the support of the Borja family, and preserves both the Xâtiva and Valencian coats ...

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  • Parish Church of San Pedro Apóstol, Xàtiva

    The Church, built on a former mosque is of Gothic origin, conserves artistic treasures for lovers of Gothic and Renaissance Altarpieces, frescos and underground crypts. In its interior there are three...

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  • City wall of Xàtiva

    Some parts of Xàtiva’s defensive city wall, which used to connect the castles El Mayor and El Menor with the city, remain well-preserved. Some of the parts of the wall and turrets that ar...

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  • Colegiata de Santa María, Gandía

    In this Gothic temple, attention must be drawn to the door of Santa María, of Gothic lines, its architecture is predominantly horizontal, not very high and solid, not common characteristics to ...

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