Culture and heritage in Valencia
Discover Valencia's heritage: La Lonja UNESCO site, El Carmen street art, Silk Exchange, Torres Serranos, Valencian modernisme and free museum Sundays.
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Valencia: Cathedral, St. Nicholas and Lonja de la Seda tour
Valencia: flamenco show with dinner at La Bulería
Valencia: the ultimate Fallas tour — celebrate like a local
Valencia: Silk Road tour with entrance to the World Heritage Silk Exchange
Valencia: 2.5-hour street art tour
Valencia: San Nicolás church entry and optional guided tour
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