Discover Valencia: Virtual Tour of Emblematic Buildings

Embark on a virtual journey through the historic heart of Valencia, exploring its architectural gems and iconic monuments. Our photo guide will take you through centuries of Valencian history, art, and culture, all from the comfort of your own home.

Our tour includes:

• The majestic Cathedral of Valencia and the Miguelete

• The imposing Façade of the City Hall

• The historic Plaza de la Virgen

• The Valencia Provincial Council Building

• The elegant Post Office and Telegraph Façade

• The charming Church of San Juan

• The magnificent Façade of the Lonja de la Seda

• The imposing Quart Towers

• The historic Torre de los Serranos

• The beautiful Basilica of San Vicente Ferrer

• The picturesque Escoleta de Algemesí in the Plaza del Mercado

Through our detailed descriptions and high-quality photographs, you will be able to immerse yourself in Valencia's rich architectural heritage. Discover the secrets hidden in each façade, admire the mastery of Valencian artisans and feel the history that emanates from each stone.

This virtual tour not only offers you an immersive and educational experience, but will also inspire you for your next visit to our beautiful city. Explore monumental Valencia from any corner of the world and get ready to fall in love with its timeless beauty.

Note: We are constantly expanding our photo gallery. Come back soon to discover new images of Valencia's architectural treasures!

Cathedral and El Miguelete, the cathedral's bell tower, offers stunning views of the city from its top, after climbing its 207 steps.

The Cathedral of Valencia, also known as the Seo, stands out for its mixture of architectural styles ranging from Romanesque to Gothic and Baroque.

The Façade of the City Hall of Valencia is a majestic work that combines Baroque and Modernist elements, highlighting its symmetry and grandeur.

The Valencia Provincial Council Building is an imposing neoclassical structure located in the city centre, known for its elegant façade and institutional history.

The Plaza de la Virgen is one of the most emblematic places in Valencia, surrounded by historical monuments such as the Cathedral and the Basilica of the Virgin of the Forsaken. In the centre of La Fuente del Turia

The Torre de los Serranos is one of the most emblematic gates of the old wall of Valencia, noted for its Gothic architecture and its imposing presence. Built in the fourteenth century.

The Church of Santos Juanes, also known as San Juan del Mercado, is a magnificent Baroque church located next to the Central Market of Valencia, with a richly decorated façade that includes statues and detailed reliefs.

The Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a magnificent example of civil Gothic architecture.

The Façade of the Post Office and Telegraphs of Valencia is a splendid example of modernist architecture, with ornamental details and an imposing structure.

The Torres de Quart are an impressive example of Gothic military architecture, built in the 15th century as part of the defensive walls of Valencia. These towers still show the traces of the cannon fire that the city suffered during the Spanish War of Independence..

The Basilica of San Vicente Ferrer is a beautiful neo-Gothic building dedicated to the patron saint of the Community Valenciana.Su interior, with high ceilings and colorful stained glass windows, creates an atmosphere of reverence and spiritual beauty.

The Escoleta de Algemesí, located in the Plaza del Mercado, is a historic building dating back to the thirteenth century and originally served as a school for the children of the town.