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4 things to see in Valencia

Valencia has many of the things that attract tourists to Spain, all in one place. Let's discover some things to see in Valencia!
 

1- City of Arts and Sciences

It can be difficult to get an idea of the City of Arts and Sciences. The attraction is a set of ultra-modern facilities, within which you will find cultural sites and first-class family attractions such as L'Hemisfèric, a planetarium and IMAX cinema, or the breathtaking Umbracle, a botanical collection of native plant species of Valencia.
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2- Oceanogràfic

The star of the City of Arts and Sciences is this avant-garde oceanarium inaugurated in 2003. With 45,000 individual animals of 500 different species, you won't find another attraction on this scale in Europe. The aquarium is organized into ten zones, each of which synthesizes a distinct environment and uses real seawater pumped from the Valencia waterfront.

3- The Cathedral

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The town's solemn Gothic cathedral dates back to the 13th and 14th centuries, with Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical alterations made over the following hundreds of years. The most fascinating part is the Chapel of the Holy Chalice. The altar houses a relic of great importance, one of the few chalices that is said to have been used by Jesus for the Holy Eucharist at the Last Supper.
 

4- La Lonja de la Seda

This majestic building from the end of the 15th century is a UNESCO site and is considered the masterpiece of Valencian Gothic architecture. The name means "Silk Exchange", where merchants from faraway places in the Mediterranean used to gather to do business. Inside you can admire the delicate twisted columns of the main hall and admire the incredible detail of the vaulted ceilings.

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