Splendido appartamento vicino al Mercato Centrale

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El Barrio del Carmen is named after the church and the convent of Carmen Calzado. Although the offer of restaurant and locations is untouchable, this neighborhood is much more than that.

We are talking about an area of Ciutat Vella with a thousand years of history and with magnificent examples of medieval architecture, a rich artistic heritage, hundreds of historical anecdotes and the origin of a good number of local legends.

The neighborhood preserves several of the city’s best museums and some architectural jewels. It is the case of the known Portal of the Valldigna, ancient entrance to the morrow where the Muslims remained concentrated after the taking of the city by the Conqueror.

The Church of St. Nicholas of Bari and St. Peter the Martyr has become an essential part of Valencia since its impressive wall paintings on the boulevard, considered as the Valencian Sixtine Chapel, were recovered.

The ancient Convento del Carmen, the etimological origin of the name of the neighborhood, has been transformed into the Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània, a modern museum centre. The prestigious Institut Valencià d’Art Modern (IVAM).

The Beneficence, with its magnificent collections of ethnography and prehistory, completes the trio of large exhibition centers.

Did you know that the Holy Grail is in the Cathedral of Valencia? It also houses one of the most important pictorial works of the first Spanish Renaissance and in its Cathedral Museum you can find Goya canvases.

Very close to the property is the Tower of El Miguelete. Going up is something you should not miss out on.

Also right next to it is the building of the Lonja de la Seda, a unique example of civil Gothic style and highlighted as a heritage of humanity by UNESCO, captive by the spectacular helicoidal columns of its Contracting Room and the gargolas and figures of its façades.

Another point of interest very close is the Central Market, a large local sanctuary of proximity products, among modernist decorations, and considered the great apparatus of fresh food in Europe.

It also hosts the Carmen the only two gates of access to the medieval city that are preserved: the Serranos and the Quart that are a must visit in this medieval and unique neighborhood of Valencia.