Casa Ordeig, Valencia
Francisco Mora Berenguer built Casa Ordeig on the corner of Valencia’s market square in 1907, a Modernista house…
Francisco Mora Berenguer built Casa Ordeig on the corner of Valencia’s market square in 1907, a Modernista house…
Demetrio Ribes’s Valencian Art Nouveau railway station (1906–1917), its façade and halls covered in citrus-themed ceramics and mosaic.
Valencia's annual Fallas festival unites neighbourhoods in building elaborate wooden monuments, then burns them in a five-day spectacle…
Valencia's Fallas is an annual March festival where neighbourhood commissions build elaborate wooden monuments throughout the year, then…
In the centre of Valencia's old city, between the central market and the cathedral, stands the building that…
Valencia’s Modernista central market (1914–1928): a vast hall of iron, glass and ceramic crowned by a dome with…
The Palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas is one of the most extraordinary examples of Rococo architecture…
Between 1900 and 1917 Valencia rebuilt parts of itself in iron, glass and glazed ceramic. The result is…
For over a thousand years, this extraordinary court settles irrigation disputes among Valencia's farmers through oral testimony and…
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