San Nicolás Church Valencia Skip-the-Line Ticket
San Nicolás Church Valencia Skip-the-Line Ticket
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Discover Valencia’s "Sistine Chapel," the Church of San Nicolás. Marvel at 2,000 m² of frescoes, Gothic-Baroque architecture, and centuries of history in this cultural and artistic gem in the heart of El Carmen.
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- Admire 2,000 m² of stunning ceiling frescoes by Palomino and Vidal.
- Experience a Gothic-Baroque architectural masterpiece.
- Explore one of Valencia’s oldest churches, dating back to the 13th century.
- Learn about the lives of Saint Nicholas and Saint Peter Martyr through vibrant art.
- Immerse yourself in Valencia’s rich cultural and religious history.
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- San Nicolás Church Skip-the-Line Entrance Ticket
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Tuesday to Friday: 10:30 to 19h.
Saturday: 10:00 to 19h.
Sunday: 13:00 to 20h.
Location: El Carmen District, Valencia, Spain
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Step into the Church of San Nicolás, Valencia’s "Sistine Chapel," a stunning fusion of Gothic and Baroque architecture located in the El Carmen district. This 13th-century church showcases over 2,000 m² of vibrant frescoes by Antonio Palomino and Dionís Vidal, depicting the lives of Saint Nicholas and Saint Peter Martyr. The Gothic ribbed vaults and rose windows contrast beautifully with intricate Baroque stucco work and reliefs, reflecting centuries of artistic evolution. Restored to its former glory, San Nicolás offers visitors a captivating journey through Valencia’s history and culture. Whether you’re an art lover or a history enthusiast, this hidden gem is a must-visit.