Soul Valencia no es una
guía turística tradicional
Sabemos que como a nosotros, te gusta viajar, conocer nuevos lugares, explorarlos en profundidad, descubrir todo aquello que merece la pena y que no te puedes perder, y por ello cada una de las propuestas incluidas en Soul of Valencia ha sido seleccionada con mimo.
Soul of Valencia es la guía con la cual un viajero sueña, un manual de instrucciones para disfrutar del destino sin sentirse turista, obteniendo la información precisa y adaptada que permita aprovechar al máximo el tiempo de tu viaje, solo o acompañado, en familia,
romántico, de compras, gastronómico…
Esta guía es fruto de la experiencia que cada uno de los componentes de nuestro equipo ha ido obteniendo en la realización de cientos de viajes por todo el mundo, somos buscadores y descubridores de lo cool, de lo diferente y atractivo, de aquello que hace que
nuestro regreso a casa nos permita seguir disfrutando del viaje realizado pues tenemos muchas cosas que contar. Con una perspectiva diferente, que sigue otros patrones y que estamos seguros te sorprenderá y recomendarás, estamos seguros de que la conservarás a tu vuelta como un gran recuerdo de tu visita a Valencia.
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Valencia City Hall
Valencia City Hall is one of the most important historic and civic buildings in the city. Located in the heart of Valencia, it stands out for its elegant architecture, impressive façade and grand interior spaces. It is also the headquarters of the Valencia City Council.
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía is a spectacular opera house and performing arts centre located in Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences. Designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, it is known for its futuristic architecture and hosts operas, concerts, ballets and other major cultural performances.
Municipal Historical Museum
The Museum of the City of Valencia preserves and displays the city’s historical and artistic heritage through collections that showcase its cultural evolution.
Royal Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken
The Royal Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken is one of the most important religious landmarks in Valencia. Located next to the Valencia Cathedral, it is dedicated to the city’s patron saint, the Virgen de los Desamparados. The basilica is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture, impressive dome and religious artwork.
Valencia Cathedral
Valencia Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Mary, is one of the most important landmarks in the city. Built over several centuries, it combines different architectural styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical. It is especially famous for the Holy Grail Chapel and the Micalet bell tower, which offers beautiful views over Valencia.
The Bullfighting Museum
The Bullfighting Museum of Valencia is a cultural museum located next to the city’s historic bullring. It presents the history and traditions of bullfighting in Valencia through costumes, photographs, posters and historical objects.
Post and telegraph building
The Central Post Office of Valencia, also known as the Correos y Telégrafos building, is one of the city’s most beautiful historic buildings. Located in Plaza del Ayuntamiento, it is famous for its elegant architecture, decorative details and spectacular interior hall with a large glass dome.
The Patriarch’s Museum
The Patriarca Museum is a historic museum located in the heart of Valencia. It is housed in the Real Colegio Seminario de Corpus Christi and contains an important collection of religious art, paintings, sculptures, books and historical objects. The museum is especially known for works by artists such as El Greco and Caravaggio.
Northern Train Station
The Estación del Norte is Valencia’s main railway station. In addition to its transport function, it has become a tourist attraction for anyone visiting the city.
It is a monumental station in the modernist style. It was inaugurated in 1917 and was built by Demetrio Ribes. It is notable for its influence of the Viennese style, specifically that of Otto Wagner in his Sezession building, and above all for its rich ornamentation.
The building has a rectangular ground plan and is clearly separated into two areas: the hangar (with a rectangular ground plan and articulated arches of laminated steel) and the passengers’ building (U-shaped with independent pillars).
It was built using materials introduced at the end of the previous century. The station has three building sections, each with a turret-shaped tower. The main façade is a real eye-catcher due to its decoration of oranges, orange blossom flowers, etc., all inspired by Valencian agriculture.
The interior is also up to par, its decoration was carried out with glazed ceramics, the trancadís technique and different mosaics. And for the more observant… the skirting boards of each door or window are made of wood and the highest ones have “bon voyage” written on them in many languages.
National Museum of Ceramics
The National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts “González Martí” is one of Valencia’s most important museums. It is located in the spectacular Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas and houses an extensive collection of ceramics, furniture, paintings, sculptures, textiles and other decorative arts.
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Valencia City Hall
Valencia City Hall is one of the most important historic and civic buildings in the city. Located in the heart of Valencia, it stands out for its elegant architecture, impressive façade and grand interior spaces. It is also the headquarters of the Valencia City Council.
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía is a spectacular opera house and performing arts centre located in Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences. Designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, it is known for its futuristic architecture and hosts operas, concerts, ballets and other major cultural performances.
Municipal Historical Museum
The Museum of the City of Valencia preserves and displays the city’s historical and artistic heritage through collections that showcase its cultural evolution.
Royal Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken
The Royal Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken is one of the most important religious landmarks in Valencia. Located next to the Valencia Cathedral, it is dedicated to the city’s patron saint, the Virgen de los Desamparados. The basilica is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture, impressive dome and religious artwork.
Valencia Cathedral
Valencia Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Mary, is one of the most important landmarks in the city. Built over several centuries, it combines different architectural styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical. It is especially famous for the Holy Grail Chapel and the Micalet bell tower, which offers beautiful views over Valencia.
The Bullfighting Museum
The Bullfighting Museum of Valencia is a cultural museum located next to the city’s historic bullring. It presents the history and traditions of bullfighting in Valencia through costumes, photographs, posters and historical objects.
Post and telegraph building
The Central Post Office of Valencia, also known as the Correos y Telégrafos building, is one of the city’s most beautiful historic buildings. Located in Plaza del Ayuntamiento, it is famous for its elegant architecture, decorative details and spectacular interior hall with a large glass dome.
The Patriarch’s Museum
The Patriarca Museum is a historic museum located in the heart of Valencia. It is housed in the Real Colegio Seminario de Corpus Christi and contains an important collection of religious art, paintings, sculptures, books and historical objects. The museum is especially known for works by artists such as El Greco and Caravaggio.
Northern Train Station
The Estación del Norte is Valencia’s main railway station. In addition to its transport function, it has become a tourist attraction for anyone visiting the city.
It is a monumental station in the modernist style. It was inaugurated in 1917 and was built by Demetrio Ribes. It is notable for its influence of the Viennese style, specifically that of Otto Wagner in his Sezession building, and above all for its rich ornamentation.
The building has a rectangular ground plan and is clearly separated into two areas: the hangar (with a rectangular ground plan and articulated arches of laminated steel) and the passengers’ building (U-shaped with independent pillars).
It was built using materials introduced at the end of the previous century. The station has three building sections, each with a turret-shaped tower. The main façade is a real eye-catcher due to its decoration of oranges, orange blossom flowers, etc., all inspired by Valencian agriculture.
The interior is also up to par, its decoration was carried out with glazed ceramics, the trancadís technique and different mosaics. And for the more observant… the skirting boards of each door or window are made of wood and the highest ones have “bon voyage” written on them in many languages.
National Museum of Ceramics
The National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts “González Martí” is one of Valencia’s most important museums. It is located in the spectacular Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas and houses an extensive collection of ceramics, furniture, paintings, sculptures, textiles and other decorative arts.
