This is the oldest neighborhood of the city and is loaded with Valencian history. A lot of its primitive construction has been preserved: narrow streets, irregular blocks with stately buildings, palaces, Roman and Arabic ruins are all great attractions. Little by little the houses in this district have been converted into restaurants and now make up one of the best and most popular leisure areas of the city with its bars, sidewalk cafes and modern pubs.

This area is defined by the old path where the city walls used to be. It holds the largest concentration of monuments, most of which corresponding to Valencia's era of splendor. These are some of the most emblematic constructions of the city. The Casco Antiguo is ideal to cover its narrow streets by foot, since many of them are for pedestrians.

Founded in the 13th century on the site of a mosque, the unusual Valencia Cathedral incorporates a number of architectural styles and artistic treasures - including the Holy Grail! The city of Valencia is located near the east coast of Spain, in a fertile region known for oranges and rice.

Valencia is the land of musicians, painters and scientists, a mix that explains the reason for having a City of Arts and Sciences. This is an authentic futuristic city integrated into an urban park with 350,000 m2 located in the old channel of the Turia river. It holds four impressive buildings where modernism and creativity fuse together into great visual beauty: L'hemisfèric, the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum , the Oceanographic Park and the Arts Palace (Palacio de las Artes). This architectural space dedicated to the arts and sciences includes expo rooms, laser shows and an interactive museum. Visiting it is highly recommended and its wide walkways allow you to admire and enjoy this large technological and futuristic complex.

It takes place in March and is intended as a tribute to St. Joseph, patron saint of the carpenters' guild, where – it is said - the tradition arose from. The basis of the fiesta, as is well-known, is the "Fallas" monuments. In a display of art, though also of irony and humour, they are exhibited in the streets during Fallas week, between the 15th and 19th of March. On the last day, at midnight, they are set on fire and burn in immense, spectacularly beautiful pyres.

En eclectic style of construction with elements that combine Neo-Baroques and academicism styles, built at the beginning of the century over what was the old School House (Casa de la Enseñanza). Its interior emphasizes the main stairs, the Salon de Cristal (Crystal Room), the floor and the Municipal Historical Archive.