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Isis in Valencia: The Egyptian Goddess Hidden Beside the Turia
Discover Isis in Roman Valencia: the inscription beside the Turia, the Egyptian goddess’s myths and symbols, and the people who worshipped her.
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Coves de Sant Josep: The River Beneath the Mountain

A boat ride through Coves de Sant Josep reveals only part of the story. Behind the illuminated chambers lie prehistoric traces, decades of exploration and a new discovery made in 2023.
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Valencia’s City of Silence: 170 Columns, Grand Mausoleums and Hidden Stories

Explore Valencia General Cemetery: 170 columns, grand mausoleums, the cholera cross and remarkable stories, with our cemetery walking video.
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The Dragon of Valencia: Why Is There a Crocodile in a Church?

Discover Valencia’s Patriarca crocodile, the legend of a dragon-slayer in mirrored armour, and the real history behind one of the city’s strangest sights.
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The Holy Grail of Valencia: The Cup, the Journey and the Mystery

Explore the Holy Grail of Valencia: an ancient agate cup, its journey to the cathedral and the line between documented history and sacred tradition.
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Valldigna Monastery: The Valley That Kept Its Secrets

Discover Valldigna Monastery: a king’s legend, arches that travelled away and a remarkable recovery. Explore its story on our Xàtiva and Valldigna tour.
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Xàtiva’s Upside-Down King: Fire, Revenge and a Portrait’s Secrets

Why does Xàtiva hang Philip V upside down? Discover the fire of 1707, a portrait’s hidden secrets and a day trip pairing Xàtiva with Valldigna monastery.
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Valencia’s Water Tribunal: The Court at the Cathedral Door

Discover Valencia’s Water Tribunal: the living court at the cathedral door, its uncertain origins and how to watch this remarkable Thursday tradition.
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La Moma: Valencia’s Mysterious Dance with the Seven Deadly Sins

Discover La Moma, Valencia’s mysterious Corpus Christi dance: seven deadly sins, a figure in white and the meaning behind a remarkable living tradition.
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Salto de la Novia: The Waterfall Behind a Tragic Love Legend

Discover Salto de la Novia in Navajas: a spectacular waterfall, a tragic bride’s legend and a day trip from Valencia into the stories of Castellón.