Museu del Patriarca — Attraction in Valencia

I just came here today for the first time, which is quite shameful since I've been living in Valencia my entire life- this shows how little this gem is known even for the locals. I was really surprised by what it probably is one of the most impressive sacred art collections of the city. The small but well curated exhibition includes masterpieces by Caravaggio and El Greco among others as well as other treasures like a manuscript by Saint Thomas Moore. The guided tour (at an affordable 7€, less if you're a student) is highly recommended. The building, which is still today a seminary, and the church are also...

Not to be missed if you are interested in art history. The tiny museum belongs to a working seminary and has major works by heavyweights such as Caravaggio and El Greco. You can get up & close to the paintings and really marvel at the brush strokes and details of each work. Also has a manuscript by Thomas More. €5 admission is a bargain and supports the funding...

We (me and my fiancee) did not plan to visit here, we were actually on our way to another historical landmark, but this was a nice surprise on the way. The museum is not very big, I think it has only 4-5 rooms with some mostly bizantine art pieces. The courtyard is very nice and a very old chappel. Overal an interesting experience and a...