One of the highlights of the old town is Valencia Cathedral, the most important religious building in the city that architecture buffs will love for its sheer number of architectural styles. As guests continue their tour of architectural wonders, they will come across the Baroque masterpiece, the Marques de Dos Aguas Palace, home to the National Museum of Ceramics and the Gallery of Humorists. A short walk away are the Serranos Towers that serve as a gateway to the old town. They have been part of the defensive structure of the city since the 14th century. And, of course, guests will leave with lots of recommendations for the best typical restaurants, transportation and the must-join activities in Valencia!