L’Oceanogràfic is a large aquarium, approximately 100,000 square meters, where all marine habitats are represented. It was inaugurated in 2002.
The original roof of l'Oceanogràfic is due to the architect Félix Candela.
L’Oceanogràfic is a large aquarium, approximately 100,000 square meters, where all marine habitats are represented. It was inaugurated in 2002.
The original roof of l'Oceanogràfic is due to the architect Félix Candela.
Section IX, between the Exposition Bridge and the Las Flores Bridge, was once occupied by the works on the metro (Alameda Station). It was built in the years 2000-2001 and occupies an area of 34,439 m2.
It has an esplanade for holding events, such as fairs and firework displays.
At the foot of the mound-viewpoint there is an amphitheater where theater shows, music, etc. are performed.
This street runs parallel to that of La Paz, although it has a more sinuous layout as it is older. It is so called because it led to the Sea Gate of the fourteenth century wall.
This bridge was to be provisional, in principle, due to the needs of the traffic while the Bridge of the Exhibition and the Alameda subway station were being built. It was definitely left. It was inaugurated in 2002 and its flowers are constantly renewed.
Inside the park there are tracks for practicing sports and a children's playground, it also has two kiosks with toilets. In its central part it has an esplanade with an auditorium.
An old combat plane has been installed as a decoration in the park, a reminder of the previous use of these lands as an aviation barracks.
These sections IV and V are an urban forest park that brings together the main species of trees and shrubs in the Valencian Community. There are also sports facilities, highlighting a rugby field.
This architecture is the latest manifestation of a non-professional construction in Valencia and is full of new features and a slightly naive charm.
This square was formed by the demolition of a block of houses in 1772. The square was first called the Congregation. In 1931 it was named after San Vicente Ferrer. It is popularly known as "Plaza de los Patos" for the sculptures of its fountain.
In this square are the church of the Patriarch and the old Literary University of Valencia, today the La Nau Cultural Center.
Miquel Navarro's sculpture was provisionally installed.
The old core of the district of Campanar, once the orchard that surrounded it disappeared, retains the appearance of a town embedded within the city.
It was the main access to the city of Valencia. It must be taken into account that the roads of the other two capitals of the Crown of Aragon reached them: Barcelona and Zaragoza.
In 2000 a cleaning of the monument was carried out.