East building of 1876, which was dedicated to carers during the s. XIX, became in 1995 into a cultural centre. Inside are the Prehistory Museum of Valencia, the Valencian Museum of Ethnology and the Institution Alfonso the Magnanimous. Also houses a byzantine-style church.
By the back door of the lobby you enter the garden.
The palace was destroyed by the defenders of Valencia, before the attack of the French troops, in the early nineteenth century. It was not to occupy Marshal Suchet and from there attacked the city of Valencia.
The two small mountains there next to the gate of the street Elío General, are formed by the rubble of the former Royal Palace.
The origin of this neighborhood was a group of farmhouses of the Muslim era.
The old core of Campanar consists of the church square and adjacent streets. It was independent municipality from 1836 until its annexation to Valencia in 1897. It is currently surrounded by expressways and tall buildings.
The church is 1507, being renovated in the Baroque. Its bell tower is already the eighteenth century.
This garden has more than 30 marble statues and several ponds and fountains.
The set was built at the initiative of the Marquis de San Juan (Juan Bautista Romero), who had bought the land in 1849.
Between the square and the avenue of Maria Cristina was located, until 1840, the Convent of Mercy. The Convent of Mercedarian monks had been founded by King James I in 1238.
In 1655 it opened on this square, then call Valencians, Royal Mail office. Here was the "Casa de Postas" located for a while.
This square was formed to demolish a block of houses in 1772. The square was named first of the Congregation. In 1931 he was given the name of San Vicente Ferrer. Popularly known as "Plaza de los Patos" by the sculptures of its source.
This ceramic panel is located in the house where S. Luis Beltran was born.
This square of the Church of the Pious Schools, built during the years 1767-1773. Its interior is based on the Pantheon in Rome, highlighting its dome of 40 m. high. The church was declared Artistic Historical Monument in 1982. Its facade was restored during the years 1995-1999 with the Piarist College, where he studied Blasco Ibanez, and is next.
This building was designed by architect J. M. Manuel Cortina Pérez, who is also author of other buildings in the enlargement.
He was born on this street musician Jose Iturbi.
It was also located the Xerea cinema, which in the 70s of the twentieth century became a reference for all movie lovers.