8 hour(s)
English
Included
Veles e Vents linking city and sea through layered
Luna Rossa base showcasing Renzo Piano’s elegant nautical design language
Historic shipyards of Las Atarazanas representing the city’s medieval maritime past
Tinglados del Puerto illustrating early twentieth century industrial elegance
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Architects David Chipperfield and Fermín Vázquez created Veles e Vents as a striking architectural landmark on the Valencia Harbour pier for the America’s Cup, designing a structure that naturally bridges the height difference between the city and the sea through open promenades, sweeping terraces and elevated viewpoints. Named after the fifteenth-century poem by Ausias March, the building reflects the spirit of wind and motion while embracing the waterfront’s expansive views and vibrant energy. During this guided walking tour, you will discover an impressive combination of contemporary architecture and historic maritime heritage, visiting key sites such as Veles e Vents (2006), the Luna Rossa base by Renzo Piano (2006), Las Atarazanas from the fourteenth century, and the elegant Tinglados del Puerto from 1911.
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