Valencia is expanding its number of visitors, and not surprisingly so. It has some fabulous buildings and museums, including one showing the best fallas for each year [see travel tip]. The Ceramics Museum is a national museum and is quite outstanding. The Bellas Artes Museum is said to be second in Spain to the Prado in Madrid. The Loja de sela [silk exchange] is a remarkable Gothic building from the 15th century - makes you wish more non-religious buildings from that time had been preserved.
The 21st century development is the Ciudad de Artes y Ciencias [City of Arts and Sciences]. It doesn’t translate readily but their description of it as a "leisure complex" is way off target. One can find a science museum and a great pavilion of the arts, which is a venue for all types of shows, but the most stunning of all is the Oceanografic [see forthcoming report].
The Cathedral contains what has been officially defined by the Vatican as the Holy Grail, the cup used at The Last Supper. [edit text][editors]
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