Get the chance to visit three unique spaces with a single ticket!
- Silk Museum
How silk transformed Valencia. To speak of silk is to speak of a golden era for Valencia, which led to the transformation of the landscape and the way of life in the city for centuries. In the 15th century, the Gremi de Velluters, the silk velvet weavers’ guild in Valencia, established themselves in the building now housing the Silk Museum, which you can visit to explore all its secrets: the discovery of silk, the silkworm raising, the way this luxurious material was produced in the almost 5000 looms around the city and the success of silk fabrics in the 18th century. After an incredible restoration, the Silk Museum opens its doors to let you discover its history on an extraordinary journey. Furthermore, you’ll be able to enjoy the temporary exhibitions that the museum hosts throughout the year.
- Santos Juanes
Meet one of the first churches in the city whose origins date back to the 13th century. The church of Saints Johns is also popularly known as “Saint John of the Market” because of its location next to the market area. This square, already in the 13th century, was the main open space in the city and civic center par excellence. The deep Baroque redecoration also spans the outside, and the three doorways are renewed using a Baroque language. Also noteworthy on its own is the rear façade which overlooks the Market Square. Designed by 1700 as a magnificent stone altarpiece over a terrace, it became a place to perform religious plays.
San Nicolás
A unique place, an essential attraction if you want to discover the city of Valencia. Discover one of the most popular churches in Valencia, located in the heart of the city. San Nicolás opens its doors from Tuesday to Sunday, with long opening hours for touristic visits, and the admission ticket always includes an audio guide for the visitors. You will explore in an easy and convenient way all San Nicolás has to offer. San Nicolás is one of the oldest parishes in Valencia. Founded more than 700 years ago, it is an old Gothic temple reformed centuries later to give it the appearance it has today: at the end of the 17th century, its works were completely transformed and decorated in fresco until they were completely covered by a beautiful baroque decoration that It impresses everyone who visits it.
