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One of the largest citiesn Spain, Valencia has a population of around 1,807, 396. The warm dry summers and mild winters climate of the city is perfect to make it one of the popular tourist attractions of Spain. Built by the Romans in 137 BC this ancient city has been ruled by numerous people belonging to different dynasties. The city is abounding with art and architecture, the evidence of which is dotted through out the city. One of the popular destinations in Valencia is the San Esteban Church (Iglesia de San Esteban), Valencia.
About the San Esteban Church (Iglesia de San Esteban), Valencia
Close to the Cathedral de Valencia is the small yet mesmerizing structure of the San Esteban Church (Iglesia de San Esteban), Valencia. It is enthralling on historical and anecdotal grounds. Close to the church is the Plaza de l'Almoina which is famous for the archeological findings including a Roman Road, a Visigothic funeral chapel, and Arab baths. They all date back to the Roman period.
According to legends the local Saint Vicente Ferrer was bap6tised in the San Esteban Church (Iglesia de San Esteban) in Valencia, Spain. Even the daughters of legendary Christian warrior, El Cid Campeador, got married in this church. Sitting amidst the enchanting history of the land the Valencia San Esteban Church (Iglesia de San Esteban), Spain is open for mass from Monday to Saturday at 8:00 am and 7:30 pm, and on Sunday at 1:00 pm, 7:30 pm and 9:15 pm. Tourists can visit the church during the mass. Address of the San Esteban Church (Iglesia de San Esteban), Valencia is
Plaza de San Esteban, 2
Valencia, 46003 Other than San Esteban Church (Iglesia de San Esteban), Valencia the popular sightseeing in Valencia include, the Valencia Cathedral, the Miguelete, Valencia, the Chapel of the Holy Grail, Valencia the Basilica de la Virgen de los Desamparados, Valencia, the San Luis Beltran Church (Iglesia de San Luis Beltran), Valencia.
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