During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries was a great cultural and religious focus, being abbess the writer Isabel de Villena and medical community the poet Jaume Roig.
These baths were used until the twentieth century and have a lobby, a cold room, a warm room and a hot room. The fourth photo is adjacent to the cold room and utensils available for bathing and latrines.
In the hot room there is an opening that allowed boiling drinking water. The hot air produced by the boiler is distributed under the floor of the room by a low-altitude chamber. As was the very warm floor, people continuously pouring buckets of water, and that generated steam. Here they spent only a few minutes.
Ruzafa name comes from the Arabic word garden, which was one of a hundred names that Muslims called it to heaven or paradise.
In this street Dr. Serrano are the Bodegas Biosca, since 1932.
The garden creates an environment of green haven, isolated in the middle of the city, despite aggressive constructive surrounding environment.
Among its large trees they are: magnolia, ginkgo, cypress, pine, etc.
Carmen The Centre was established after the headquarters of the School of Fine Arts giveave San Carlos and of the School of Arts and Crafts, in 1986; and restoration begun in 1989. The restoration turned what was once the convent of Carmen in an exhibition space.
The garden has been enriched with trees from five continents, reaching some high altitude.
The park has a sports area, swimming pools, children's area, theater-forum and social setting for retirees located in various premises of the theater-forum.
The park has a relaxation area designed with some Arabic style.
The gardens pay tribute to the book's Dream Polifilo, Renaissance work of Francesco Colonna.
The Miguelete is the bell tower of the cathedral, Gothic, measures 50.85 m. to the terrace.
This type of tower passes from southern France to the Crown of Aragon. Work began in 1381 under the direction of Andreu Juliá, mestre Tortosa Cathedral. Later he works Pere Balaguer in the works. The lower body is totally solid, except for the portion of the spiral staircase. In the third part of the tower was the house manager ringing the bells until the twentieth century.
It is so called because its main bell was baptized Michaelmas (September 29) with the name of Micalet (Miguelete). The name of the bell went to the tower.
This street, dedicated to the Valencian playwright author of The mocedades del Cid, follows the route of the ancient walls of Valencia and in it are the towers of Quart.
The palace was restored in 1985. Today it is used for civil wedding ceremonies.