Valencia is the third largest city in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona, adorned with popular museums, sights and great tourist attractions; it has many famous places to visit such as Miguelete and the city of arts and sciences For those who are going to be the first time visitors of this place, here is the list of top five tourist attraction which should not be missed:

Plaza del Mercado: This plaza is known and famous for three interesting buildings: The silk market (Lonja de la Seda) which is Europe’s best example of gothic civil architecture and a patrimony of humanity i.e. UNESCO, The Central market (Mercado Central) which is a really beautiful market in modernist building and The Santo Juanes church (Iglesia de los Santos Juanes) which is a church built is baroque style.

La Cathedral, El Miguelete and Plaza de la Virgen: The cathedral has three gates and each one has a different style. The Irons gate has baroque style, The apostles gate has gothic whereas The Palace gate has Romanesque style. You can enjoy amazing views from El Miguelete which is a bell tower and the Plaza de la Virgen, Also Known As Virgin Square is built on a site which used to be forum of Roman Valencia, once upon a time.

Torres de Serranos: Torres de Serranos or the Serranos towers were constructed at the end of the 14th century by Pere Balaguer to fortify the city. Today these towers are considered to be the largest gothic gateway in whole Europe. These towers housed prison cells provisionally and on many festive occasions also served as triumphal arch.

Iglesia de San Juan del Hospital: Built around 1261, San Juan del hospital is one of the oldest churches in Valencia. A pointed barrel vault covers the single nave of the church. The interiors contain the magnificent chapel of Santa Barbara and other chapels containing the painted murals from the Gothic period.

Museo de Bellas Artes San Pio V: The fine arts museum of San Pio V contains the collections of primitive Valencian painters and is renowned as the most outstanding painting archives in Spain. It has works of Valazquez, Goya, Murillo, El Greco and some archaeological pieces too.