Find your guide in front of the Serranos Towers, ancient fortified gate of the medieval wall, one of the icons of the city and magnificent viewpoint over the old town and the old Turia riverbed.

Historic space where the Cathedral, the Basilica of the Virgin of the Desamparados and the Palau de la Generalitat meet, with the emblematic Fuente del Turia in its center.

Gothic-Renaissance building headquarters of the Valencian government, noted for its elegant interior courtyard and angular towers (EXTERIOR).

Historical axis linking medieval institutions and noble palaces, preserving the original layout of ancient Valencia.

Small lively square, meeting point in the Barrio del Carmen, where part of the medieval urban plot is still appreciated.

Visible remains of the ancient Islamic fortification that protected the city until the 11th century, testimony to its Andalusian past.

Arch of the 15th century that marked the boundary between the Christian city and the moreria, one of the most charming corners of Carmen.

Archaeological area showing Roman, Visigothic and medieval levels, offering a complete reading of the origin and evolution of Valencia.

Temple that mixes Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles, known for guarding the Holy Chalice and for its bell tower, the Miguelete (OUTDOOR).

One of the most dynamic spaces in the center, open to the Baroque facade of the Cathedral and surrounded by terraces and shops.

Gothic church with a striking octagonal baroque tower, visual reference within the framework of the historic center (EXTERIOR).

Original circular square of the 19th century, traditionally dedicated to small trades and lace, surrounded by workshops and shops.

A heritage complex made up of the Central Market in the modernist style, the Silk Market —a jewel of civil Gothic and a World Heritage Site — and the church of the Saints Johns, with its rich baroque facade.