This section highlights some of the magnificent monuments and historical buildings in Valencia Old Town and other areas, which define the city's unique persona. Among our top suggestions are the famous Central Market, the Silk Exchange (Lonja de la Seda), the Towers (Las Torres) and the imposing Cathedral.

Mar 31, 2025 · Guided walking tour of Valencia's historical centre, visiting principal sights and areas of the Old Town including City Hall (includes admission on business days), the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange, includes admission), Central Market, Cathedral, Basilica, Plaza de la Virgen and Plaza de la Reina.

Valencia's cathedral is an impressive building nestled between two beautiful squares: Plaza de la Reina and the Plaza de la Virgen. TIP! It is believed that the cathedral has the original Holy Chalice or Holy Grail. Visit and decide for yourself on our Valencia Holy Grail and History Tour.

Valencia City Hall This majestic building in Valencia's city centre boasts an impressive clock tower. The building's two annexes are joined and comprise the older 18th century “Teaching House” and a more recent 20th century construction …

These two sets of twin city gate towers are the most tangible remains of the ancient walled city of Valencia.

The Colon Market is another of the wonderful examples of modernist architecture on show in the city of Valencia, which shouldn’t be missed. Constructed between 1914 and 1916, this semi open-air market was once a food market.

This section highlights some of the magnificent monuments and historical buildings in Valencia Old Town and other areas, which define the city's unique persona. Among our top suggestions are the famous Central Market, the Silk Exchange (Lonja de la Seda), the Towers (Las Torres) and the imposing Cathedral.

Old Town and historic sights Santa Catalina Tower This beautiful seventeenth century Baroque bell tower, with its majestic interior, affords a breathtaking view as you walk down Calle de la Paz towards the Plaza de la Reina and Santa Catalina church.

The Central Market is a display of Valencia's modernist architecture. With construction dating back to 1914, the building has been recently refurbished, displaying an impressive entry and colourful ceramic tiles. Enjoy a guided visit to the market with a local chef on our Valencia Market Visit and Paella Class.

Old Town and historic sights Silk Exchange - La Lonja The Lonja de la Seda - or Silk Exchange - is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is one of the most famous gothic monuments in Europe.