In the second largest art gallery in Spain, grand Gothic rooms present works from the 15th to the 19th centuries. Get close enough to see the craquelure of gilded religious art from the s, and visit the room dedicated to Sorolla where paintings seem to radiate that golden Valencian sun. Found in a quiet square behind the cathedral, this subterranean museum is a gift for those who want to learn about the roots of Valencia. Head downstairs and walk through a hidden network of streets dating back to the Roman and Moorish era, the original footpaths of the ancient city.
Free entry on Sundays. This guide book takes a fresh look at Valencia and helps visitors find their way to the heart of the city. Discover where to go off the beaten track, towards tucked away and inspiring places. This little-known relic was a funeral chapel linked to the cathedral, and holds the remains of a Valencian Bishop. Dinosaurs hide amongst the flowerbeds of Jardins de Vivers โ contained within this museum, of course.
Valencian Rodrigo Botet was exiled for being a Carlista and reinvented himself as an engineer in Buenos Aires. Discover barnacle-covered amphoras and human skulls that bear the bite marks of big cats, all found within the Valencian community. Sign up for free to gain unlimited access to the website.
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