Photos of the City of Arts and Sciences, and the Central Market.

      Valencia is a city that perfectly combines the elegance of modernism with the innovation of contemporary architecture. In this gallery, we invite you to discover a collection of photos that capture the essence of these architectural styles. From the iconic modernist buildings that adorn its streets to the stunning contemporary structures that define the city's skyline, each image reflects Valencia's cultural richness and architectural dynamism. Immerse yourself in this visualization and be inspired by the diversity and beauty of its architectural heritage.

The Agora stands in the City of Arts and Sciences as a shining example of contemporary architecture in Valencia, fusing avant-garde design with modern functionality.

The Hemispherical stands out for its spherical shape and eye-shaped cover, which give it the appearance of a futuristic spaceship. Its unique structure resembles a gigantic aquatic eye.

The Oceanographic is distinguished by its architectural design inspired by marine forms, with structures that evoke the elegance of waves and shells.

The Reina Sofia Palace of Arts, a masterpiece by Santiago Calatrava, is a symbol of modernity in Valencia.

The Umbracle, with its distinctive arched roof, stands as a splendid example of integration between architecture and nature in the City of Arts and Sciences.

The Umbracle stands out for its distinctive geometric structure, composed of a series of latticed arches that create a hypnotic visual effect and a sense of spaciousness.

Umbracle. This space is ideal for leisurely walks and enjoying panoramic views of the futuristic surroundings that surround it.

The Príncipe Felipe Science Museum impresses with its futuristic geometric structure, characterized by its series of arches and angular lines that evoke the shape of a dinosaur skeleton.

The Reina Sofia Palace of Arts with its futuristic design stands out as an architectural landmark in the City of Arts and Sciences.

The dome of the Central Market is an impressive and emblematic structure of the city. Built in modernist style at the beginning of the twentieth century, it stands out for its architectural design that combines elements of iron, glass and ceramics

The interior of Valencia's Central Market is bright and airy, with colorful stalls offering a variety of fresh produce. The modernist architecture stands out in the wrought iron details and stained glass windows.

The façade of the Central Market is a magnificent example of modernism, with a mixture of iron, glass and ceramics. Its large windows and the central clock stand out, flanked by ornamental details and colorful mosaics.