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A historic square built directly over Valencia's oldest Roman ruins (Valentia Edetanorum, founded in 138 BC). It was also the site of the city's main Muslim mosque before the Christian reconquest
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A beautiful pedestrian square that marks the ancient heart of Roman Valencia, where the Roman Forum (the city's main civic and political center) used to stand.
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Casa del Punt de Ganxo
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A striking Modernist building known for its unique facade decorated with colorful floral tiles and stone carvings that resemble crochet work (punt de gantxo).
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Valencia Cathedral
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Valencia’s main cathedral, which visually traces the city's religious evolution: it was built on top of a Moorish mosque, which itself had been built over a Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter.
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Tribunal de les Aigues de la Vega de Valencia
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Europe's oldest legal institution. While it formally dates back to the King Jaume I era, its system of solving irrigation disputes is deeply rooted in the agricultural laws and traditions of the 10th-century Muslim Caliphate of Córdoba
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(optional) you can buy and taste the fresh and delicious orchata drink
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One of the city's busiest hubs, newly renovated and offering great views of the Cathedral's main entrance.
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(exterior)A charming square featuring a beautiful, highly detailed Baroque-style bell tower.
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Plaza Redonda
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A unique, hidden round square filled with small craft stalls, traditional lace shops, and tapas bars.
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Plaza del Mercado
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The bustling square that connects the city's historic trade center with the vibrant central market area.
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A masterpiece of Modernist architecture, famous for its colorful ceramics and massive iron-and-glass dome.
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La Lonja de la Seda
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A magnificent 15th-century Gothic building and UNESCO World Heritage site, originally used for the silk trade.
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Valencia's grand main square, home to the City Hall, a massive central fountain, and impressive classic architecture.
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A vibrant Basque restaurant that hides an incredible historic secret in its lower dining room: a beautifully preserved section of Valencia's 11th-century Islamic defense wall (complete with a square tower built using repurposed Roman stones).
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The beautiful main railway station, famous for its stunning Art Nouveau facade decorated with local oranges and ceramics.
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A grand, 19th-century brick amphitheater built for bullfighting, designed to look like the Roman Colosseum.
