Cultural tourism in the Region of Valencia

Built in 1585 and declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1996, this guided tour allows you to admire the decoration of the church¿s dome, its chapels, cloisters and courtyards and learn about its history.
Meeting point: Tourist Information Point on the Esplanade of the Royal Monastery. There you will meet the guide whom you will follow to the Charterhouse in your private vehicle.

Fall in love with our region.
Every month Starline suggests an interesting proposal to get to know the Region of Valencia through excursions, which we carry out on Saturday once a month. They allow us to get to know its different towns, traditions, culture and gastronomy, enjoying very different environments throughout the Valencian geography.

We move to the Middle Ages to learn about the result of a mixture of cultures, religions, and ethnicities in one of the most enigmatic and historic cities in the Mediterranean. After the Christian reconquest, Jews and Arabs enjoyed forgiveness and obtained royal permission to remain in the city. The foundations of coexistence for prosperity were laid, a coexistence marked by three faiths in which cultural achievements were experienced thanks to the contribution of each civilization, but also conflicts, misery, and banishment. A fascinating experience that brings you closer to know about the identity and diversity of a people and that keeps you captive until the end of the tour.

Considered one of the greatest works of Valencian baroque, it was built throughout the 17th century. Its façade-altarpiece, the large half-orange dome, the main altarpiece, the baroque interior decoration and the bell tower with its calendar clock stand out. In addition, the Church keeps an important pictorial and artistic collection inside, with works by painters such as Jerónimo Jacinto Espinosa or Pedro Orrente.

The Museum, along with its exhibition work, is a center for the dissemination of history, culture, art and literature. To carry out this cultural purpose, the Museum is managed by the Libertas 7 Foundation, a non-profit foundation officially recognized as a public utility that also promotes many other cultural and social activities with the aim of promoting toy collecting, especially the historical miniature figure, the knowledge of history and the preservation of ethnographic peculiarities.