When traversing the charming streets of Valencia, you're bound to stumble upon the Parish of San Nicolás, a true masterpiece of both pictorial and architectural artistry. This historical gem lies on Caballeros Street, at the border between the vibrant neighborhoods of El Carme and El Mercat. The church's rich history and distinctive blend of architectural styles make it a must-visit destination. A Peek into History The roots of the Parish of San Nicolás reach back to the 13th century when King James I laid the foundation for the so-called "First Christian parishes" upon his arrival in Valencia in 1238. Over the years, this temple has evolved into a captivating fusion of Gothic structure from the 15th century and baroque embellishments dating back to the 17th century. A significant renovation project spearheaded by the illustrious Borja/Borgia family between 1419 and 1455 ushered in the Gothic influences that define the church's early 15th-century aesthetic. The ch...