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Discover Valencia
What to do? Valencia is one of the most captivating cities in Spain. From the lush green expanse of the Turia gardens, the architectural marvels of the City of Arts and Sciences, to the broad sunny beaches and explosive fun of the annual Fallas Festival - Valencia truly isa unique city full of surprises.
City of Science and Arts
Spectacular cultural and entertainment complex designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. Valencia’s signature attraction.
Cathedral and the Miguelete Tower
The cathedral combines Romanesque, Baroque and Gothic styles. If you climb the 207 steps of the Miguelete, you will enjoy a spectacular 360º view of the city.
Lonja de la seda (Old Silk Market)
This jewel of the Valencian civil gothic was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996 and is a must-see.
Central Market
Enjoy local gastronomy in one of Europe’s largest fresh produce markets with all the flavour and smell of the Mediterranean, located in an emblematic modernist building.
Historical Center and its Palaces
Enter the cobbled streets of the millenary quarter that grew between the Muslim and Christian walls. Medieval buildings, palaces, frescoes, shops and restaurants that you can not resist.
Oceanografic
The largest aquarium in Europe with more than 45,000 specimens of more than 500 species. Guaranteed enjoyment for young and old.
La Albufera National Park
Natural oasis, dreamy sunsets, boat trips and tranquility located just a short distance from Valencia. Surrounded by rice fields and forest, it is the birthplace of Valencia’s internationally famous export: paella.
Turia Gardens
Spectacular 9km garden to enjoy by bike or on foot, and the 18 bridges that cross it, as well as Gulliver Park, the Palau de la Musica or the City of Arts, among others.
