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It is the sanctuary of the Virgin of Valencia.
The only church located in the old part of the town that has not been built on the ruins of former churches and convents. It has an elliptical floor and radial naves. Its vaults are decorated with frescoes by Antonio Palomino from the beginning of the XVIII Century.
The chapel is located behind the arch of the Major Altar and on both sides of the statues of the Saint Martyrs St Vicente mártir (Patron Saint of the town) and Vicente Ferrer (Patron Saint of Valencian Community) by Esteve. It has been built in Baroque style and venerates the statue of the Virgin with the baby Jesus on one arm and with a white lilies bouquet on the other one, and at her feet there are two children who represent the Saint Innocents. The basilica has the peculiarity of having the dome displaced to the Cathedral.
Built: XVII Century (1652- 1667)
Author: Diego Martínez Ponce de Urrana
Style: Baroque
Category: Religious
Type: Basílica
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Opening times
Monday to Sunday: From 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Prices
Free entry
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Experience Valencia's nature in a unique way with the Segway Tour: Valencia Park.
A guided Segway tour through the greenest area of the city. From the Turia Gardens to the Bioparc, passing by the Bridge of Arts by Norman Foster and the 9th of October Bridge by Santiago Calatrava.
This exceptional route features over 4,145 trees and 30,900 shrubs, making for a pleasant and enjoyable ride. And with our guide, it’s even more fun on a Segway.
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