Valencia - Cathedral 
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Calle de San Vicente leads north into the Plaza de la Reina, the central square of the old town of Valencia. On the north side of the square stands the Cathedral (La Seo), built between 1252 and 1482 on the site of an earlier mosque. It is an imposing building with a predominantly Gothic exterior but a Baroque facade. In the south transept is the Romanesque Puerta del Palau, in the north transept the Gothic Puerta de los Apóstoles, richly decorated with sculpture and surmounted by a 14th century rose window. Every Thursday morning the ancient Water Court (Tribunal de las Aguas) meets in this doorway to deal with disputes over water rights in the huerta.
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Must-see attractions nearby:
Museum of Fine Arts / Provincial Museum of Art
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Address:
Valencia Cathedral, Plaza de la Reina, Valencia , Spain
Hours:
7:30am-1pm, 4:30pm-8:30pm
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Cathedral in Plaza de la Reina in Valencia.
Valencia Cathedral.
