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La Creu Coberta, Valencia — Area Guide & Where to Stay
La Creu Coberta is a Valencia barrio of factories and barracks, named like the covered cross on carrer Sant Vicent Màrtir.
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Where to stay in La Creu Coberta
How the choice of base plays out on the ground.
Industry set the street pattern here, and a bed in La Creu Coberta sits among the Jabones Catalá factory, the Talleres Devís-Noguera-Macosa factory and the workshops along Joaquín Navarro street. The old cross names the barrio. A room near carrer Sant Vicent Màrtir keeps the covered cross and the Església del Crist de la Providència close, while the Artillery Barracks and the Air Raid Shelter at Artillery Park give the barrio its other face.
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carrer Sant Vicent Màrtir
The cross on carrer Sant Vicent Màrtir gives the barrio its name, and the Església del Crist de la Providència is the church listed beside it.Find hotels in carrer Sant Vicent Màrtirthe Artillery Barracks and the shelter dug beneath the parkArtillery Park
Artillery Park carries both the Artillery Barracks and the Air Raid Shelter at Artillery Park, which makes this corner of La Creu Coberta the military half of the barrio's list.Find hotels in Artillery Parkthe listed industrial frontages of Primer de Maig avenuePrimer de Maig avenue
Primer de Maig avenue keeps a run of adjoining industrial buildings on the register, with the Hierros Hijos de Miguel Mateu Factory and the Gasolinera La Cruz on the same working layer.Find hotels in Primer de Maig avenueHotel links are affiliate links: booking through them may earn us a commission, at no extra cost to you. It never affects how places are ranked. How this works
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Churches & Religious Sites
1- Església del Crist de la Providència Heritage
Landmarks & Notable Places
5- Talleres Devís-Noguera-Macosa factory Heritage
- Adjoining Industrial Buildings at 1-13 Joaquín Navarro street, Valencia Heritage
- Jabones Catalá factory Heritage
- Adjoining Industrial Buildings at 6-12 Primer de Maig avenue, Valencia Heritage
- Hierros Hijos de Miguel Mateu Factory Heritage
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About La Creu Coberta
What are the main landmarks in La Creu Coberta?
Factories dominate the register. The Jabones Catalá factory, the Talleres Devís-Noguera-Macosa factory and the Hierros Hijos de Miguel Mateu Factory head a list that carries on along Primer de Maig avenue and Joaquín Navarro street, where more adjoining industrial buildings are entered. Military entries follow.
The Artillery Barracks and the Air Raid Shelter at Artillery Park sit on the same page of the record, with the Gasolinera La Cruz adding a roadside entry of its own. Two religious items close the list: the covered cross on carrer Sant Vicent Màrtir and the Església del Crist de la Providència.
What is the history of La Creu Coberta?
Two eras sit on one register. The covered cross on carrer Sant Vicent Màrtir and the Església del Crist de la Providència stand for the older La Creu Coberta, while the Hierros Hijos de Miguel Mateu Factory, the Jabones Catalá factory and the Talleres Devís-Noguera-Macosa factory record the working one. War is on the list too.
The Air Raid Shelter at Artillery Park and the Artillery Barracks record a military use of this ground that the sources set down without a date. La Cruz Cubierta is the Spanish form, and no charter year is recorded for the barrio inside Valencia or the Comunitat Valenciana.
Where is La Creu Coberta?
La Creu Coberta, La Cruz Cubierta in Spanish, is a Valencia barrio whose ground carries Primer de Maig avenue and the Artillery Barracks.
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What is the best area to stay in La Creu Coberta?
carrer Sant Vicent Màrtir: the covered cross and the Crist de la Providència church. Artillery Park: the Artillery Barracks and the shelter dug beneath the park. Primer de Maig avenue: the listed industrial frontages of Primer de Maig avenue.
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Updated October 2026