Why go
The palace connects one of Valencia’s most prominent families with the region’s present political life. Built as an aristocratic residence in the fifteenth century and later adapted as the home of Les Corts Valencianes, it offers a direct contrast between historic fabric and a functioning parliamentary institution.
What to look for
- The fifteenth-century mansion was built as a Valencia residence for the Borja family.
- Gothic and Renaissance elements survive within the adapted palace.
- The building now houses Les Corts Valencianes, the regional parliament.
Useful to know
- Confirm a formal visit before expecting access beyond the exterior.
- Pair the palace with Torres de Serranos and Plaza de la Virgen on a northern old-city walk.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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