Palau Ducal dels Borja Gandía

Visit one of the most important palaces in Valencia, the Palau Ducal dels Borja Gandía.

The visit will begin at the Main Facade that gives access to the hallway or entrance. Later you will access one of the most important rooms of the palace, theHall of Crowns; In it you can see the eight sacred paintings by Francisco de Borja, they are enormous! Furthermore, another of the most representative features of this room are its stained glass windows and shutters with their respective coats of arms.

Another of the most significant rooms in this complex is the Neo-Gothic Chapel. It stands out for its beautiful ribbed vault and its incredible rose window. In addition, it is the only room through which you will have access to the death mask of Francisco de Borja and the Manises tiles made in the 16th century.

But this is not the only chapel in the palace. You can also visit the Oratory or Private Chapel of the Dukes of Borja where you will be amazed by the Renaissance sculptures and its great and incredible decoration.

And if you want to see the room where Francisco de Borja was born, you can do it! In addition, you can also see the fabric cushion with the Borja coat of arms and the ceramic floor with tiles, and all this in the Duchess Chamber!

But you won't be able to leave without first visiting the Hall of the Eagles, the main hall of the palace. It is where the first baroque interventions of the complex were carried out; In addition, it stands out for its gold leaf decorations. On the other hand you will access the Hall of the States of Sardinia where you can see each and every one of the canvases of the life of Francisco de Borja and the ceramic plinth from the 17th century.

And if that's not enough, there are still 3 rooms and the patios left!

The last two rooms that you can see are the Green Room, the Torrecilla Room and the Golden Gallery. Do you want to know what each one is about? ? Well, come visit us and take home an incredible memory.

In addition, you will have access to the Patio de Armas and the Patio de la Cristalería or Patio de las Cañas.

Don't miss it!