Dive into the history on this unique tour, and learn more about the “Republican Valencia” the importance of Valencia in the 1930s, and how life in the city changed with the arrival of the Republican government in 1936.
Things to do Valencia in Times of II Republic and Civil War
In the midst of the Civil War, the government of Largo Caballero decided to move to Valencia, which would be the capital of the government of the Republic for almost a year.
From the hand of a local official guide, you will get to know in depth the transformations that took place in the appearance of the city, in its streets, and in the most emblematic places, those that changed the course of history. I will also talk to you about the leading role of women and the prevailing art deco at the time.
You will discover the imprint of "Blasquismo" since the Valencian writer and politician Vicente Blasco Ibáñez was a key figure in the development of the city's republican spirit. You will visit various medieval palaces converted into ministries.
Included
Plaça de Bous de València
Palau del Marqués de Campo
historical events that happened during that period
Meeting point
Estacion del Norte, Carrer d'Alacant, València, Spain