Iglesia de Santa Catalina

This church, badly knocked about in the civil war, is starkly impressive inside. It’s dwarfed by the striking late-17th-century hexagonal baroque bell tower, which is open for visits a few hours a day (except Sundays). One of Valencia’s best-known landmarks, it rivals the cathedral’s El Miguelete bell tower as a symbol of the city.

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