This building was that of the University of Valencia, where there were some faculties until a few years ago. Originally from the end of the 15th century, it reached its current configuration with the reform of 1839, carried out by Timoteo Calvo after the damage of the War of Independence, and other later ones; until the project of Luis Carratalá and Antonio Escario (1997-1999) is carried out. In 1840 the exterior facade was rebuilt following the neoclassical model projected by Antonio Martorell in 1793.

The university auditorium dates from the 17th century. The neoclassical chapel, from the 18th century, and the library also stand out.

The courtyard of the rectory dates from 1842, and was also designed by the architect Timoteo Calvo.

In 1954, Javier Goerlich demolished houses that dominated the Plaza del Colegio del Patriarca, leaving the building occupying the entire block.

The Rambleta Park, located next to the municipal cemetery, has an area of 140,000 m2. The park also has a cultural center with a theater room, among other facilities. It is the construction of the image.

These towers owe their name to the fact that the road leading to the town of Quart de Poblet started from them, a town that belonged to the Tarragona monastery of Poblet.

They were also called towers of the lime, for being the place where the merchants of the lime paid the taxes to sell it in the city.

This street is so named because the Archbishop's Palace is located in it. In another time it was called, among other names, Baixada del Bisbe (Bishop's Bajada); by the small slope that there is until the square of Naples and Sicily.

In the middle of the seventeenth century, Diego Martínez Ponce de Urrana built the Chapel of Communion, which José Vergara will decorate, between the years 1779-1784, with some frescoes.

The part of the head of the church overlooks the Market Square. This part was treated as one more facade and was built from 1700 to 1713. It has a terrace under which the so-called Covetes de Sant Joan (Covachas de San Juan) were located, which are semi-basements where small shops were located and that they are currently bricked up.

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