Quart Towers in Valencia: photos, reviews

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Quart Towers stand as a proud testimony to Valencia's rich history and architectural legacy. Built in the Valencian Gothic style by architects Francesc Baldomar and Pere Compte, these imposing structures have graced the city since 1493. A remarkable example of medieval military architecture, the towers form a significant part of the old city wall, notably adorned with the remnants of cannonballs that harken back to battles past.

Visitors are drawn not only by their historical significance but also by the affordable entry, making it an accessible experience for families, students, and seniors. Those willing to tackle the climb up multiple flights of stairs are rewarded with breathtaking views of Valencia's skyline. With a Google rating of 4.6, it's clear that a visit to the Quart Towers is a memorable journey back in time, ideal for both history enthusiasts and those simply looking to enjoy the charming vistas of the city.

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Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Ferran el Catòlic - Sant Ignasi de Loiola

Bus stop 399 m walk

Petxina - Túria

Bus stop 405 m walk

Gran Vía Fernando El Católico, 78 – C/ de Quart [València]

Bus stop 412 m walk

Encarnació - Guillem de Castro

Bus stop 201 m walk

Espinosa - Guillem de Castro

Bus stop 401 m walk

Torres de Quart

Bus stop 81 m walk

4.6

based on 17,210 reviews

Google

4.6/5 17,210 reviews

Robert Kurucz

2€ entry, you can explore by yourself, nice view on city

Cristian M

Belle da vedere...il tutto si visita in 15/20 minuti...

Ju Cha

Du bonheur à découvrir. Panorama sympa et quartier vivant

Quart Towers in Valencia

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