In the photo you can see the luxury hotel "Las Arenas", located on the beachfront. Its entrance is located on Eugenia Viñes street.
The building was restored by the architects Rafael Rivera and Mateo Signes, during the years 1993-1995, to turn it into a cultural center.
They are so called because they are oriented towards the Serranía and the inhabitants of this region, the Serranos, used to enter through it.
In 1931 they were declared a National Historic-Artistic Monument.
The market was built, in part, on the grounds of the old Marqués de Campo gas factory.
The Cabecera park has terraced terraces, separated by stone walls, due to the unevenness of the terrain.
Above the park stands a metal bridge that is the entrance to the Bioparc (the Valencia zoo).
The College of Piarists has a rectangular courtyard with a small belfry with three bells, and a clock. On the ground floor, the courtyard has semicircular arches. The whole of the school and convent was built between 1739 and 1742.
This park has an artificial mound that rises about 15 m. and serves as a viewpoint over the lake.
Here was the door, of the Christian wall, called Portal Nou; that they were identical towers to those of Quart, but smaller. The Napoleonic army entered here in 1812, under the command of Marshal Suchet.
This building has three auditoriums: one with room for 1,462 people, another medium with room for 468 and another small with a capacity of 250.
Apart from the three auditoriums, which can be intercommunicated if necessary, it has other multipurpose rooms.
This street is named after the pattern of the barchillas (the barchilla was a measure of capacity) that is located under the arch, in the part that falls to the Archbishop's Palace.
From the beginning of the 15th century, it is the oldest bridge in Valencia. It was also called "of the Catalans" because the Catalan repopulation settled in its surroundings.
This sculpture by Miquel Navarro is at the beginning of the Umbráculo platform.