5 impossibly ornate buildings in Valencia

1) La Casa Judía

This bright, joyful building, with its stylised art deco balconies and Egyptian-inspired columns, was built in 1930 by architect Francisco Guardiola for Yosef Shalóm. Spot the Star of David painted above the door; it’s here that the city’s Jewish community met secretly to celebrate Kabbalat Shabbat and other festivals.

Juan Mayordomo

C/ de Castelló 20 L’Eixample

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