The document provides a route through Valencia's historic center, highlighting several landmarks including the Cathedral built between the 13th-14th centuries incorporating Gothic, Romanesque, Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical styles. It also mentions the Micalet tower completed in 1425 housing 12 bells, the Gothic-style Llotja building from the 15th-16th centuries now declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the modern Central Market finished in 1928.

1. Valencia’s
historic centre
route

2. Cathedral
-It’s dedicated to St. Mary.
-It was built between 13th and 14th centuries.
-Different styles:
·Gothic.
·Romanesque.
·Renaissance.
·Baroque.
·Neoclassical.

3. 1
1.Chapel of the
Holy Chalice.

4. Chapel of the Holy Chalice

5. Micalet
-It was completed in 1425.
-12 bells.
-Principal bell:

6. La Llotja
-Gothic style.
-It was built between
15th and 16th centuries.
-It’s declared Patrimony
of the Humanity.

7. Mercat Central
-Modern-style building.
-It was finished in 1928.