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Double from 95.23 to 221.49 EUR

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Ad Hoc

Valencia - Valencia

City Break

Number of rooms: 28

A really well located hotel situated as it is in the middle of the old quarters of Valencia, one of Spain’s largest and most pulsating cities. The hotel itself is a carefully renovated, though on the outside not particularly inspiring, 18th century building and part of the monumental group of the city’s historical centre. The owner was in the antiques business for many years and inside the tasteful eye for decoration shows up, with fine pieces the order of the day. The rooms provide for an excellent marriage between the classic and the modern, whilst the hotel emanates a light and ambience that helps the visitor to relax. Wafer-bricking walls and warm colours add a further nice touch. This is certainly one of the most attractive city hotels in Valencia.

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Botanical Garden
Beato Gaspar Bono St. Visits daily from 10.30am-7.15pm.
Tel. 96.331.16.57.
No charge. The first of its kind in Spain. It has thousands of species and varieties of trees, bushes and palm trees. Founded by Antonio José Cavanilles.

The historic centre of the city lies around the Cathedral and includes La Almoina Square and the streets La Corregería, Cabillers, Avellanas, Palau, Almirante, San Esteban, Conde de Olocau, Almudín, Cruílles, Navellos, Portal de Valldigna, Caballeros and Bany dels Pavesos, without forgetting the Roman forum which seems to have been where La Virgen Square is today.

Valencia:
The historic centre of the city lies around the Cathedral and includes La Almoina Square and the streets La Corregería, Cabillers, Avellanas, Palau, Almirante, San Esteban, Conde de Olocau, Almudín, Cruílles, Navellos, Portal de Valldigna, Caballeros and Bany dels Pavesos, without forgetting the Roman forum which seems to have been where La Virgen Square is today.
Vault painting in fresco by Palomino. The regional government palace (Palau de la Generalitat) combines several styles.
Renaissance coffering with Arab traces. Assembly Hall (Salón de Cortes) with paintings by Zariñena. La Bayla Palace, 16C Gothic, seat of the provincial government, and La Scala Palace in the same style, but with Renaissance additions. Both are part of the building complex on Manises Square. The best preserved remains of Islamic Valencia are \"Abd al-Malik's Baths\", more widely known as Baños del Almirante (Admiral's Baths). There are also some houses in Salinas St where traces of the Arab presence can still be found. In this area,fragments of the former wall can also be seen. In the course of this itinerary, one should stop at El Portal de Valldigna, visit the 14C Serranos Towers, the former entrance gates to the city and protected today as a historic site, the 15C Les Roques House, where the triumphal carriages of the Valencia Corpus processions are kept today, the 15C Royal Monastery of La Trinidad at the beginning of Alboraya St as well as the Bridges and Parapets along the old bed of the Turia, which were built between the 16C and 18C and some of which are of undeniable artistic value.

Museum of Fine Arts :
San Pío St.
Tel. 96.360.57.93
One of the most important in Spain.
Municipal History Museum:
El Ayuntamiento Sq.
Tel.96.352.54.78.
Historical documents of the city.

The Cathedral Museum:
Zaragoza Sq.
Tel.96.331.81.27
Paintings by Goya. Juan de Juanes and early Valencia paintings. An exceptional relic is the Holy Chalice (Santo Cáliz).

The \"González Marti\" National Ceramics Museum:
Rinconada Garcia Sánchiz.
Closed on Mondays.
Tel. 96.351.63.92. In the palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas.

El Patriarca:
1, Nave St.
Tel. 96.351.41.76.
Works of art by El Greco, Mabuse, Juan de Juanes, Ribalta, Van der Weyden and others.

Museum of Prehistory and Ethnology:
36, Corona St.
Tel. 96.331.71.64.

The Valencia Institute of Modern Art (IVAM):
118, Guillen de Castro St.
Tel.96.386.30.00.
Collections by Julio González and Pinarro. Works of art by Tàpies, Saura, Chillida, Equipo, Crónica, etc.

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