Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia

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Plaza de la Virgen is a historic and iconic square in the heart of Valencia, Spain, known for its Roman and medieval roots, surrounding monumental buildings, and vibrant social life.

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Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public square
tourist attraction
urban plaza
adjacentTo Basilica of the Virgin of the Helpless
Calle del Micalet
Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana
Plaza de la Reina, Valencia
linked to: Plaza de la Reina

Valencia Cathedral
country Spain
culturalSignificance site of traditional Valencian festivities
symbolic heart of Valencia
dedicatedTo Virgin Mary
governedBy Valencia City Council
hasFeature historic façades
outdoor café terraces
pedestrian area
stone paving
hasFountain Turia Fountain
hasHeritage Roman roots
medieval urban fabric
hasHistoricalPeriod Middle Ages
Roman era
modern era
hasLandmark Basilica of the Virgin of the Helpless
Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana
Turia Fountain
Valencia Cathedral
hasStyle Baroque architecture surroundings
Gothic architecture surroundings
Renaissance architecture surroundings
medieval urban layout
hasUse civic events venue
religious celebrations venue
social gathering place
tourist meeting point
hasView Micalet bell tower
languageOfToponym Spanish
Valencian
linked to: Catalan
locatedIn Ciutat Vella, Valencia
Province of Valencia
Valencia
Valencian Community
historic center of Valencia
namedAfter Virgin Mary
near Turia riverbed (former course)
linked to: Turia River
partOf historic center of Valencia
tourist route of Valencia
touristPopularity high

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Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana locatedNear Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia