19- Spirit City ..
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| Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia |
On Thursday the 13th of April 2017, going out from Granada passing through the final city in our tour in Andalusia to the Sea of the Mediterranean.
The time passed because I slept most of the way from my tiredness, so I didn't hear what the guide of our tour was saying all along the road. I was in a deep sleep until we reach Valencia.
Valencia with its port was found by a Roman colony. Then the Arabs Moors occupied the city, introducing their language, religions and customs.
Gothic style civil building and a principal tourist attraction. It was also the financial center of La Lonja where the merchants work out contracts.
Then the "Serranos Gate" one of the 12 gates that formed a part of the ancient Christian Wall.
Followed by the Metropolitan Cathedral-Basilica of the Assumption of our Lady, which is a Roman Catholic parish church in Valencia.
Passing through the Plaza de Toros with its famous Bullring is a neoclassical style.
A first rest was at the "Plaza de la Virgen" for about 30 minutes for a coffee break.
Valencia with its port was found by a Roman colony. Then the Arabs Moors occupied the city, introducing their language, religions and customs.
Gothic style civil building and a principal tourist attraction. It was also the financial center of La Lonja where the merchants work out contracts.
Then the "Serranos Gate" one of the 12 gates that formed a part of the ancient Christian Wall.
Followed by the Metropolitan Cathedral-Basilica of the Assumption of our Lady, which is a Roman Catholic parish church in Valencia.
Passing through the Plaza de Toros with its famous Bullring is a neoclassical style.
A first rest was at the "Plaza de la Virgen" for about 30 minutes for a coffee break.
- to be continued: Next Story "Ancient or Modern" -
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| Salo Columnari de la Llotja, Valencia |
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| Serranos Gate in Valencia |
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