Highlights

Experience Valencia with one ticket — explore the Silk Museum’s history, the Gothic charm of Santos Juanes Church, and the Baroque frescoes at San Nicolas Church.
Explore the fascinating world of silk at Valencia’s Silk Museum, a 15th-century gem showcasing the city’s silk history and Gothic architecture.
At Santos Juanes Church, gaze at the main facade with a walled-up rose window and the apse’s central niche featuring Jacopo Bertesi’s Virgin of the Rosary.
With an audio guide in hand, learn all about the frescoes depicting Saint Nicholas and Peter of Verona, and the ceramic plaque honoring Pope Callixtus III.
Fun fact: The Silk Museum houses one of the most extensive European archives of the silk trade, offering a deep dive into the industry’s history.

Inclusions

Entry to Silk Museum (Colegio del Arte Mayor de la Seda)
Audio guide in Spanish, Valencian, English, French & Italian
Entry to San Nicolas Church (as per option selected)
Entry to Santos Juanes Church (as per option selected)

Your Experience

Valencia’s silk legacy

Discover secrets of the Gremi de Velluters – the silk velvet weavers' guild in Valencia at the very building where they were first established in the 15th century, now known as the Silk Museum. This was a golden era for Valencia, leading to the transformation of the landscape and the lifestyle in the city for centuries to come. Make your way through the Hall of Fame, which features Valencian ceramic flooring and a painting of San Jerónimo on the ceiling.

A Baroque masterpiece

Step into San Nicolas Church, founded in the 13th century and lavishly refurbished in the 15th and 17th centuries. Marvel at the intricate Baroque frescoes by Antonio Palomino, depicting the lives of Saint Nicholas and Peter of Verona. Don’t miss the unique 'fossar' chapel and the 19th-century neo-Gothic portal that adds a distinct touch to this historic site.

Gothic Elegance

Explore the Gothic grandeur of Santos Juanes Church, known for its striking facade with a walled-up rose window and ornate detailing. Inside, admire the central niche with Jacopo Bertesi’s statue of the Virgen del Rosario and soak in the rich architectural heritage that reflects Valencia’s artistic evolution over the centuries.

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