Jerome had been ambassador Vich Ferdinand and Carlos I at the Holy See. He arrived in Rome in 1507, this brought him into contact with the new Renaissance style.
This palace was demolished in 1859, but the Academy of Fine Arts of San Carlos was in the care of the elements that had saved them could rebuild the yard in early 2007.
They were built in the mid-fifteenth century in Gothic style. The custom of building walls, towers and gates of the city, as well as maintenance and repair was carried out by the factory Vella Murs i Valls (Factory Old Walls and Moats). Its origin was a privilege of King Pedro IV Ceremonious mid-fourteenth century.
Some examples of trees have reached a large size; which contributes to the isolation of the garden because is surrounded by tall buildings.
This short street on the street Pumpkins with Palafox and is one of the streets around the Central Market. Street called Gall (Rooster) in the seventeenth century.
These lands were acquired by the city of Valencia in 1975.
The back of the Palace of the Generalitat, with its enclosed garden, overlooking the Plaza de la Virgen. This tower is the Gothic palace Original.
The Miguelete was in separate principle of the cathedral, but an extension of it in the fifteenth century joined the belltower.
The Renaissance cloister is already the XVI century.
Less church from the year 1838, the rest of the convent was used as the Museum and School of Fine Arts.
This building, it takes the name from a poem by Ausiàs March, was designed by the british architect David Chipperfield and the spanish Fermín Vázquez.
This square was previously called Les panses (raisins).
Here took place the event of poor Palleter, so called because selling articles of straw. On May 23, 1808 declared war on Napoleon here, not knowing nothing more about him.
This church, of Gothic origin, will be in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries when acquired its current appearance. He will undergo several fires throughout its history, the first in 1311. In 1592, he suffered another fire and the last in 1936.
This square is dedicated to the Furs of Valencia, promulgated in 1261 by James I. It was the law of the Valencian territory until 1707, when King Philip V of Bourbon the repealed with Decrees of New Plant.