Very expensive tickets. - Ticket prices are excessive: 14 euros a reduced entrance fee for retirees. Otherwise, the frescoes of Palomino are excellent and the audiovisual display (to justify the ticket price) is spare.

. - Several friends went to Valencia last weekend and being in the Market area we decided to make a visit to the church of the Saints Johns. We all have links to art because of our professions and it was really disappointing. Which we saw doesn't justify the money of the visit. They sell you smoke. The remains of the ceiling paintings are formidable, but they charge you for a show that is left over, dizzy lights, tasteless, a horrendous and just to justify the 15 euros of admission. It also happened to us that we were abstracted looking at the ceiling and the vigilantes caught our attention, pushing a friend away, even physically, to make way for priests and a stretched motorcade of a baptism... Are those the ways? Contrary we followed our walk mixed with such illustrious guests, and, it was notorious that the vigilantes were tense because we spoiled the photos of the christening. And I think, we were in a public place, we had paid for our mega-expensive entrance fee (the christening ones I don't think...) and the keepers come with the apartheid stuff that's worth more than you? Unforgivable. We were intrigued, when it turns out, that in the high glassed-in side chapel the pigeonholed priest raised and lowered the infant in a gesture of presentation of the same before the image of a tiny virgin and before the excited gaze of the motorcade, mobile in hand. It was the best, an unforgettable performance, but not every day represents it for 15 leuros.