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Benicalap, Valencia — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Benicalap is a district of Valencia holding the Alqueria del Moro, the Alqueria de la Torre and the Església de Sant Roc de Benicalap.
About Benicalap
Where to stay in Benicalap
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Benicalap keeps its beds ordinary. The district's named sites are a convent, two alqueries, a factory and a scatter of ceramic panels, which is a list for walking rather than for booking a view. Parc de Benicalap is the open ground, and a room near it puts the Ceramic panel of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Església de Sant Roc de Benicalap within the same short circuit.
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About Benicalap
What are the main landmarks in Benicalap?
Start with the two alqueries. The Alqueria del Moro and the Alqueria de la Torre appear on the register beside the Convent de recoletes de Sant Agustí and the Església de Sant Roc de Benicalap, which is the religious half of the list. Ceramo and the Celsa Eichhoff factory hold the industrial end.
Four ceramic panels finish it, among them the Ceramic panel of Saint Anthony at 15 Florista street and the Ceramic panel of Our Lady of the Rosary in Parc de Benicalap.
What is the history of Benicalap?
Saint Roch runs through the district. Both the Església de Sant Roc de Benicalap and the Ceramic panel of Saint Roch in Benicalap carry the same dedication, and the other panels add Saint Anthony, Saint Barbara and Our Lady of the Rosary to the same register. Industry is on the list too.
Ceramo and the Celsa Eichhoff factory sit alongside the Alqueria del Moro and the Alqueria de la Torre, which puts factories and alqueries inside one Valencia district. The Parc de Benicalap carries a panel of its own.
Where is Benicalap?
Benicalap forms one district of Valencia, its ground taking in the Parc de Benicalap and streets such as Florista and Riu Segre.
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Updated August 2026