The Silk Exchange was a significant trading center in Valencia, Spain, established in the late 15th century. It served as a marketplace for silk and other luxury goods, reflecting the city's wealth and importance in the Mediterranean trade network. The building itself is an architectural marvel, showcasing Gothic and Mudejar styles. Merchants from various regions gathered at the Silk Exchange to conduct business, negotiate prices, and establish trade agreements. The exchange played a crucial role in the development of the silk industry in Spain and contributed to the cultural and economic growth of Valencia during the Renaissance period.