Valencia

A place full of contrasts awaits the visitor with a charming old town next to futuristic buildings. This is Valencia, one of Spain’s most welcoming cities to spend a few days. Beyond the cultural effervescence of its cities, a stroll is always a good idea, or bathing at its Mediterranean beaches. ...

Fallas bonfire festival of San José

The Fallas are Valencia’s most international festival. In a competition of art, ingenuity and good taste, during the week beginning on 19 March the city fills with gigantic cardboard monuments, the ninots. ...

Valencia in two days

If you just have two days to visit this city, we recommend a route taking you to some of its most famous sights. Get ready for strolls around the pedestrianised city centre, views of the sea, and the classic paella. You’ll want to enjoy every moment in Valencia.

A road trip along Spain’s east coast

A road trip along Spain’s Mediterranean coast is a guarantee of sunshine, lovely beaches, and plenty of destinations with things to see and do. We suggest following the coastline at your own pace, without a fixed timetable and with room to improvise. ...

Parador de El Saler

A road trip along Spain’s Mediterranean coast is a guarantee of sunshine, lovely beaches, and plenty of destinations with things to see and do. We suggest following the coastline at your own pace, without a fixed timetable and with room to improvise. ...

Why Valencia is so much more than a beach destination

When you visit "la terreta" (Valencia's nickname), you will be amazed by what you can do and explore in the capital of the Region of Valencia. In this corner of the Mediterranean, you breathe much more than the sea: design, gastronomy, culture and tradition will be the key elements of an unforgettable trip.

Different ways to explore Valencia

Valencia is a city worth taking time over, exploring every detail and discovering the places you might miss on a first trip. The famous City of Arts and Sciences and the Miguelete tower are always great places to visit. ...

The Silk Route in Valencia

The silk route reveals the importance of silk and its trade to Valencia. The city has Europe’s largest archives relating to silk, and important collections of 18th century silk textiles and looms. ...

Two weeks in Valencia and the Balearic Islands

If you are thinking of spending your next holiday in Spain and have around 15 days, a great option is to combine Valencia with the Balearic Islands. The first destination is synonymous with joy, culture and gastronomy. And what can you say about the islands? You can summarise their allure in one single word: paradise. ...

Valencia Marina, plaza of the Mediterranean

The modern seafront of the city of Valencia offers a wide array of activities next to the Mediterranean Sea. Contemporary architecture, sailing activities, cultural centres and interesting restaurants make the Valencia Marina a meeting point next to the sea.

International Youth Film Festival

The event features filmmakers under 35 years of age, with productions not released in Spain. The festival enjoys Europe-wide prestige in the short films market. It includes film screenings, tributes, retrospectives, round tables, exhibitions and book presentations.

Maritime Easter Week in Valencia

The origins of this festivity date back to the 15th century, and Valencia's special relationship with the sea make it a unique adaptation of the typical Easter Week rituals. Over 30 religious brotherhoods and associations, in addition to the municipal authorities, take part in this event. ...

Sailing: S. M. La Reina Trophy

The competition will be held in three regatta venues located between the Real Club Náutico in Valencia and the beaches of Pinedo and El Saler. This is a great opportunity to enjoy first-class regattas from the city of Valencia itself.

Valencia Cuina Oberta - Restaurant Week

This initiative features the participation of Valencia’s best-known restaurants and is designed to make the best gastronomy accessible to a wide and varied public. Top chefs will prepare a special menu entitled “Cuina Oberta" (Open Cuisine) which will be available at very reasonable prices. ...

Estación del Norte Station

This Modernist building was inaugurated in 1917 and is in the style known as "Viennese Secession".

Museum of the Fallas Artists

This museum displays the ninots (giant papier-maché models) which every year are pardoned and saved from the flames by the Association of Fallas Artists during the celebration of Valencia's festival of the Fallas.

Quart Towers

This medieval military construction also served as the women's prison.

Serranos Towers

Valencia Museum of Fine Arts

The Valencia Museum of Fine Arts is set in a 17th-century Baroque building.

Science Museum

This is one of the areas that make up the Arts and Sciences Centre.

"Fallas" Museum

The ninots saved from burning each year by popular vote are displayed in this museum.

L'Iber – Museum of lead soldiers

An original idea featuring a display of over 95,000 miniatures, including particularly pieces relating to armies.

San Miguel de los Reyes Monastery

This building houses Valencia's library.

González Martí National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts

This museum was inaugurated in 1954 and is located in the Palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas.