Banos del Almirante Valencia
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Banos del Almirante, Valencia is regarded popularly as one of the great historical and architectural jewels that Valencia boasts of. Banos del Almirante, Valencia (Admiral's Baths) is the only medieval times Baths remaining till date. This place is situated within the palace of the Admiral, built with Gothic style architecture. Also known as Abd-al-Malik, Banos del Almirante, Valencia is just a short distance from the Plaza del temple.
The Banos del Almirante, Valencia,(Admiral's Baths), are built in a typically Arab style architecture. It was built in the 13th century, not too long before the triumphant entry and conquest by (Catholic) Jaime I. Originally there were ten such places in Valencia, out of which only this one remains. Hence, its significance and popularity as one of the top Valencia tourist attractions. Banos del Almirante, Valencia, had undergone some decorative work in the 19th century. These extra works was removed in 1963 from the Banos del Almirante, Valencia, in order to restore its original appearance.
One major attraction in Banos del Almirante in Valencia, Spain is its doorway, which is built in a typically Arabic style. It has a horseshoe shaped entry that leads to a narrow passageway decorated with colorful tiles. Some of these tiles date back to the Arab times. This place is indeed a must visit for those sightseeing in Valencia.
The address of Banos del Almirante, Valencia is:
BaƱos del Almirante, 3
Valencia, V 46003 Spain