Discover the Charm of Plaza de la Virgen
Experience the vibrant atmosphere and historical significance of Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia's beloved cultural landmark.
Plaza de la Virgen is one of the most iconic squares in Valencia, brimming with history and stunning architecture. This bustling hub is surrounded by some of the city's most significant monuments, including the magnificent Valencia Cathedral and the Baroque-style Basilica de la Virgen de los Desamparados. As you stroll through the plaza, the vibrant atmosphere is palpable, with locals and tourists alike enjoying the outdoor cafes and lively street performances. The square serves as a focal point for community gatherings and cultural events, making it an ideal spot to experience the heart of Valencia. The architecture in Plaza de la Virgen is a delightful mix of Gothic and Baroque styles, providing a picturesque backdrop for your photographs. Don't miss the chance to explore the nearby streets, where you can discover quaint shops and traditional markets showcasing local crafts and delicacies. The plaza is particularly enchanting during the evening when the warm glow of lanterns illuminates the historic buildings, creating a magical ambiance that captivates visitors. In addition to its architectural beauty, Plaza de la Virgen is steeped in history. It is believed to be the site of the ancient Roman forum, and its significance has endured through the centuries. Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in the local culture, take a leisurely stroll, or simply relax with a drink in hand, this historical landmark offers a unique and unforgettable experience for every traveler.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.
- Try the local pastries at nearby cafes for an authentic Valencian treat.
- Check for local events or festivals that might be happening during your visit.
- Wear comfortable shoes, as the surrounding areas are best explored on foot.
A brief summary to Plaza de la Virgen
- Carrer de Dénia, 63, Valencia, Eixample, Valencia, 46004, ES
Getting There
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Walking
If you're near the Valencia Cathedral, head northwest towards Plaza de la Virgen. From the Cathedral, exit onto Plaza de la Reina, and then take the street leading to Calle de la Paz. Continue straight until you reach the junction with Calle de Dénia, where you will find Plaza de la Virgen directly ahead.
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Public Transport - Metro
If you are near a metro station, take Line 3 or Line 5 towards the 'Colón' station. Once you arrive at Colón, exit and follow the signs for 'Calle de la Paz.' Walk straight until you reach Plaza de la Reina, then continue on foot to Plaza de la Virgen by taking the street leading to Calle de Dénia.
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Public Transport - Bus
Catch any bus heading towards 'Plaza de la Reina' or 'Carrer de la Paz.' Once you disembark at either stop, you can walk to Plaza de la Virgen by heading northwest towards the junction of Calle de Dénia, where the plaza is located.
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Cycling
If you're riding a bike, head towards the Turia Gardens, and follow the bike paths until you reach the area near the Valencia Cathedral. From there, take the bike lane along Calle de la Paz heading towards Plaza de la Reina, and then turn left onto Calle de Dénia to reach Plaza de la Virgen.
Attractions Nearby to Plaza de la Virgen
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Iluziona Museo - Valencia
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Philippines Entrance - Central Park Valencia
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Jardí de L'Horta
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Parròquia de Sant Valeri
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Sant Vicent Màrtir
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El Raconet de Russafa
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Monumento Ruy Diaz de Vivar
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Plaça de Bous de València
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Mercat de Russafa
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Parc Central
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Café de la estación Xàtiva
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Sant Agustí
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Museo Histórico Municipal de Valencia
Landmarks nearby to Plaza de la Virgen
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Gnomo Ruzafa
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Casa Judía
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Falla Sueca - Literat Azorín
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Conociendo Valencia: Visitas guiadas y culturales
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Próximo a visitar
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Edifici Patuel-Longas
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Russafa
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Passeig de Russafa
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Casa Ferrer
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Origen del Valencianismo
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Origen del valencianisme
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EDIFICIO GIL-TECLES
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Campanar de Santa Caterina
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Church of Santa Caterina
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Porta de la Mar