Are you interested in the history and impact of religion? These are the top religion museums in Valencia:
1The Silk Exchange
ValenciaThe Silk Exchange, also known as Lonja de la Seda or Llotja de la Seda, is a significant historical building in Valencia, Spain. It showcases the late Valencian Gothic architectural style, making it a unique attraction for those interested in history and architecture. 2Church of San Nicolás
ValenciaThe Church of St. Nicholas and Peter, also known as the 'Sistine Chapel of Valencia', is one of the city's main attractions. Located in the El Carmen district in the historical center of Valencia, the church is renowned for its ceiling paintings. However, due to its location, it can be somewhat difficult for visitors to find as it is largely surrounded by other buildings. 3Museo del Patriarca
ValenciaThe Patriarca, Real Colegio and the Seminario del Corpus Christi are a church, a seminary and a college respectively. Work on the buildings began in 1586 and finished in 1610. The Patriarca in Valencia is a good examples of Renaissance architecture. In the Museo del Patriarca (the Musuem of the Patr 4House of Rocas
ValenciaThe House of Rocas (Museo del Corpus - Casa museo de las rocas) in Valencia dates back to 1434 and was initially designed to house the special carriages (The Rocas) used as floats for the Easter and Corpus Christi processions. The history of these carriages goes back to the 15th century. The museum 5Museum of Illustration and Modernity
ValenciaMuseum of Illustration and Modernity (Museo de la Ilustraciòn y de la Modernidad) is a history museum in Valencia that offers a journey through time from the Middle Ages to modernity. As a part of the exhibition, you can see the remains of the Islamic Tower, which once stood here. To see the permane 6Centre del Carme
ValenciaCentre del Carme in Valencia is housed in the old Carmen Convent and features various temporary exhibition rooms.