Audioguía Valencia, Old Town
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Resumen de audiotour
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.Welcome to Valencia and to this guided tour of the once capital of the Old Kingdom of Valencia.
Valencia, Spain's 3rd largest city, is best known for the annual vibrant and somewhat raucous March Las Fallas Festival in honor of Saint Joseph. The birthplace of paella and the Valencia orange, the city fronts the Mediterranean Sea which means there are miles and miles of stunning beaches. What many do not realize is that the city of Valencia is a treasure trove of history, art and modern day architectural wonders. We’ll be sharing the secrets of this special place with you as we tour the city.
Just to pique your interest Valencia is one of the oldest cities in Spain, founded when two thousand Roman colonists were settled there in 138 BC. The center of the Roman city was located in the present-day neighborhood of the Plaza de la Virgen.
This traveler’s hint – never be without your camera! Just ask Scott Martin (sometimes known as MadridMan) who graciously shared many of his personal photos for this tour. - 1 Plaza de Ayuntamento (Town Hall)
- 2 Museo Nacional de Cerámica González Martí
- 3 La Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange)
- 4 Plaza Mercado & Mercado Central
- 5 Plaza Redonda
- 6 Church of Saints Juanes
- 7 Iglesia Santa Catalina
- 8 Cathedral de Valencia (Catedral de Santa Maria and/or Seu)
- 9 Inside the Cathedral
- 10 El Micalet Tower and the Bells
- 11 Tribunal de las Aguas de Valencia
- 12 Plaza de la Virgen
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Resumen de audiotour
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.Welcome to Valencia and to this guided tour of the once capital of the Old Kingdom of Valencia.
Valencia, Spain's 3rd largest city, is best known for the annual vibrant and somewhat raucous March Las Fallas Festival in honor of Saint Joseph. The birthplace of paella and the Valencia orange, the city fronts the Mediterranean Sea which means there are miles and miles of stunning beaches. What many do not realize is that the city of Valencia is a treasure trove of history, art and modern day architectural wonders. We’ll be sharing the secrets of this special place with you as we tour the city.
Just to pique your interest Valencia is one of the oldest cities in Spain, founded when two thousand Roman colonists were settled there in 138 BC. The center of the Roman city was located in the present-day neighborhood of the Plaza de la Virgen.
This traveler’s hint – never be without your camera! Just ask Scott Martin (sometimes known as MadridMan) who graciously shared many of his personal photos for this tour.
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15-07-2022
Excellent tour!
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12-07-2021
Thank you for creating a great tour in English! I appreciate it!
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10-08-2019
Great guide all around
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17-12-2018
Great walk. No need to rush as you can break it down over a few days to enjoy the sights.
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07-10-2018
Wish the bull ring had been at the beginning rather than having to walk all that way back
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28-07-2016
ok
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03-04-2016
Really informative!
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24-07-2015
Sin duda recomendable
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