Valencia, one of the most important cities in Spain, stands out for its impressive cultural, historical and tourist attraction, attracting millions of visitors every year. However, in the midst of its hustle and bustle, the city harbors countless corners and secrets that LOCK & enjoy! will reveal to you.
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9 secret and magical places in Valencia
Discover now the secret corners of Valencia. Take note and delve into the nooks and crannies of this city, which in 2023 was recognized as the third best city in the world to live in.
Trinity Bridge
The Trinidad Bridge, the oldest bridge in Valencia, was erected between 1401 and 1407, marking a milestone as the first bridge built in the city with a stone structure. Its name comes from its proximity to the Royal Monastery of the Holy Trinity.
With a length of 158.31 meters, this bridge has 10 imposing Gothic style arches and two stairways that descend to the riverbed. It also stands out for the presence of two statues, one representing San Luis Beltrán and the other Santo Tomás de Villanueva.
Jewish House
If you are passionate about the art decoIf you are passionate about the art deco style, you can not miss the Jewish House, one of the most unique buildings in Valencia. Located a few meters from the emblematic Gran Vía, on Castellón Street, number 20, this building is distinguished by its distinctive Star of David that crowns the main entrance.
Erected in 1930, the Jewish House was for decades a meeting point for the small Jewish community of Valencia until the 1960s. One peculiarity stands out: one of the doors on the first floor has a question written backwards in Hebrew characters: “Are you dead?
Pelayo Trinquet
The trinquet is the stage where one of the most deeply rooted sports in the Valencian Community is practiced: Valencian pelota, a discipline similar to Basque pelota. Although this place is widely recognized by the local population, it often goes unnoticed by tourists visiting Valencia.
At LOCK & enjoy! we invite you to discover the famous “cathedral of Valencian pelota”, where you can discover the world of this traditional sport. In addition, you will have the opportunity to delight yourself with the varied offer of local dishes of Valencian gastronomy offered by the restaurant located inside.
Ice Factory
Located on the Cabañal beach, this place used to be an ice factory in the past. Today, however, it has been transformed into a vibrant cultural and artistic center that has enriched the area’s leisure offerings.
With a diverse program, this center offers a wide range of activities ranging from literature to cinema, dance and music. We invite you to explore its varied programming and choose the event that most appeals to you. In addition, while you enjoy the show, you can enjoy a wide range of food and drinks.
Museum of Silence
This destination is only for the most intrepid, as it is located inside the General Cemetery of Valencia. It is an innovative project that invites visitors to take cultural tours through the cemetery. The goal of discovering the historical and popular characters of the city, as well as women who left a significant legacy.
Open from Monday to Saturday, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, this place offers free admission for all those interested in exploring its history. In addition, you will be guided by an expert historian who will accompany you at all times.
L’Iber
If you are a fan of museums, in the heart of the historic center of Valencia you will find the world’s largest collection of miniatures and tin soldiers. It has a total of more than one and a half million pieces.
Inside, the main pieces are meticulously designed to recreate important historical episodes. For example, the battle of Verdun or the handing over of the keys of Granada. In addition, the museum has 15 thematic rooms that house various collections. In each of them are represented different stages of history, from antiquity to the twentieth century, among others.
Monforte Gardens
For LOCK & enjoy!, this garden is one of our favorite places in the beautiful city of Turia. With an extension of 12,000 square meters, this urban oasis offers the perfect space to stroll, relax or enjoy a nice picnic with friends and family.
The artistic and cultural value that permeates every corner of this garden has elevated it to the category of National Artistic Treasure. Marvel at the Italian sculptures, the serene ponds, the charming palace and the picturesque pavilion of rest that adorns this place.
The House of Cats
In the famous Carmen neighborhood lies a charming corner that oozes history and charm, but goes unnoticed by most tourists. Head to Calle Museo 9 to discover this unique place: a miniature house that once served as a home for the cats that inhabited the neighborhood.
This small work of art was created by sculptor Alfonso Yuste in 2003 and captivates with its detail and charm. The façade, with its three levels and a planter, creates an optical effect that simulates the presence of a balcony.
La Finca Roja
This residential building, built in the 1930s, has a remarkable artistic and historical appeal. Although it is not possible to access its interior due to the fact that these are private homes, its mere presence is a delight to behold.
This building stands out for its style impregnated with Dutch expressionism in every corner and detail. One of its most distinctive features are the towers located on the corners, which in the past served as water tanks.
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