List of Valencian trinquets explained

List of towns where there is a trinquet at the moment or there has been in the past. Bolded are the active trinquets.

In Valencia city

Trinquet de Cavallers, at the street of that name.
Trinquet de Centelles, in the 16th century.
Trinquet d'En Ciurana, cited in 1571, at the Plaça de la Mercé.
Trinquet de l'Encarnació.
Trinquet dels Faigs, according to the Llibre d'Aveïnaments, 1505.
Trinquet de l'Hospital, next to the Porta del Reial and close to the bridge with the same name.
Trinquet de Juan de Mena, end of the 19th century and first half of the 20th century.
Trinquet Llevant del Grau, end of the 19th century and first half of the 20th century.
Trinquet de Mossén Olcina, cited in 1484.
Trinquet de Mossén Sanz.
Trinquet del Pavorde, according to the Llibre d'Aveïnaments, 1505.
Trinquet de Pelayo. The only one active right now.
Trinquet dels Pilons or dels Mascons, because the owners were the Mascons family. Located at the Carrer Ruiz de Lihory, cited in 1534.
Trinquet del Trabuquet. It was known as Trinquet del Bordell dels Negres before, and also as Trinquet de Mossén Cots. Cited in 1525.
Trinquet de Na Segarra. Placed at the Carrer de la tertúlia. It was called Trinquet de la Morera in the 18th century.
Polytechnic University of Valencia's trinquet.