Church of San Nicolas, Valencia

Originally founded the in the 13th century, the present Gothic building of the Church of San Nicolas in Valencia is from the 15th century

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Church of San Nicolas, Valencia

Originally founded the in the 13th century, the present Gothic building of the Church of San Nicolas in Valencia is from the 15th century.

Originally founded the in the 13th century, the present Gothic building of the Church of San Nicolas in Valencia is from the 15th century. It lies on the cultural Route of the Borgias. The striking Baroque interiors are covered in art, and feature frescoes depicting the lives of San Nicola and Peter of Verona, along with virtues and allegories.

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About Church of San Nicolas

 Carrer dels Cavallers, 35, 46001 València, Valencia, Spain

 +34 963 91 33 17

 www.sannicolasvalencia.com

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