Torres de Serranos

The Serrans Gate or Serranos Gate is one of the twelve doors that shaped piece of the old city divider, the Christian Wall of the city of Valencia, Spain.

The Serranos Towers survived the decimation of the city divider because of their utilization as a jail, yet the building, particularly its inner structure, was harmed.

In this manner, the substantial curves opening out onto the inward piece of the building were walled up, a few windows were incorporated with the outside dividers, and the bastions delegated the towers vanished.

In 1871, the city committee chose to fill in the discard before the entryway, which influenced the presence of the building.

At show, the Serranos Towers are available to the general population. From the highest point of the building, guests can appreciate an astonishing perspective of the city of Valencia.

They are likewise utilized for ious authority services of the City of Valencia, the most celebrated of which is the crida, the opening function of the Fallas. On the last Sunday of February, the Fallera Mayor proclaims the Fallas open from a stage raised before the building, which is trailed by the singing of the song of devotion of the Valencian Community.