The church of San Martín was founded in the 13th century, but what is still preserved in the Gothic period belongs to the 14th-15th centuries, when it was rebuilt.
In this park there is an exhibition of photographs on the old "trenet", the narrow gauge train that took to different towns on the outskirts of Valencia. The exhibition is located in the cafeteria, which was the old Marchalenes railway station.
The Portal de Valldigna was an access door to the Morería neighborhood of Valencia, which was opened in the old Muslim wall, in the year 1400.
The Muslims who had stayed after the conquest of Valencia settled outside the wall that they themselves had built. Later, in 1356, another wall (the Christian one) was built that included the Morería in the city. The old Muslim wall was not demolished, thus counting the city with two defensive fences. Little by little it was demolished, although in the 18th century there were still numerous remains of the Muslim wall.
In this street was the "Casa de las Rocas" (15th century), where in the past those floats (Rocas) from the 16th century were kept. The "Rocas" are taken out in the Corpus Christi procession.
This was the church of the old town of Ruzafa. The church had been built on the site of the old medieval church and was renovated in 1676 by Juan Bautista Pérez Castiel, who gave it its current appearance. The bell tower is already from the 18th century. Burned in 1936, it was rebuilt from 1939. In 1940-1949 the Communion Chapel was built.
This church was part of the Convent of Carmen. The cover is a good representation of the facade-altarpiece, in which Gaspar de Sent Martí, Juan Bautista Viñes and José Bonet participated.
The park also has a pond surrounded by a pergola. Inside the pond there is a temple that is accessed by a walkway.
In this small square, at number 7, some strange noise phenomena occurred in 1915 that stopped a little later. Although the authorities that investigated them gave as reasons natural causes due to the instability of some partition, they even spoke of the "duende" of the square of Esparto.
In one corner is the Café de Sant Jaume, in the place that was formerly occupied by a pharmacy.
The work of the architect Vicente Ferrer Peris, also the author of the "Ferrer Building" on Cirilo Amorós Street, it is an interesting example of the influence of Viennese modernism in Valencia (Viennese Secession). Currently it is part of the entrance of a public school.
In 1859 the greenhouse for tropical plants was designed. It is the work of Sebastián Monleón Estellés, the same architect who designed the bullring in Valencia.
El Hemisférico was the first building to be completed (1998). Inside it houses an IMAX cinema with capacity for 300 people. The screenings are on science and technology topics.
On the inner cupola, a movable cupola section allows the smaller or greater opening of the covered outer space. It has been compared to an eye.
Este parque está adaptado a las nuevas tecnologías, ya que en toda su extensión tiene conexión Wi-Fi.
El parque limita con cuatro calles y por todas tiene entrada.