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Plaza Ayuntamiento
The grand Plaza Ayuntamiento is one of Valencia’s three main squares. The stunning plaza has a fountain and patch of grass at its heart, and is flanked by ... Read more
Torres de Serranos
The twin-towered stone gates of the Torres de Serranos are all that remains of Valencia’s original city walls. The imposing 14th century gates were the ... Read more
Albufera Natural Park
Albufera, south of Valencia, is home to Spain’s largest lake and some of the country’s most scenic wetlands and lagoons. The park’s natural biodiversity ... Read more
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Valencia History Museum (Museu d'Història de València)
Get to know Valencia beyond just the modern-day city by heading to the Museu d'Història de València. The museum takes visitors back over two ... Read more
Valencia Bullring (Plaza de Toros)
Whether you’re a fan of bullfighting or not, a quick or not-so-quick visit to the Valencia Bullring is surely a worthwhile add to your sightseeing itinerary. ... Read more
Valencia Oceanografic (L'Oceanogràfic)
One of several attractions within Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences, the Félix Candela–designed Oceanografic (L’Oceanogràfic) is not only ... Read more
Valencia City of the Arts & Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias)
Situated along Valencia’s old Turia riverbed, the visually striking City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y Ciencias) was the work of Spanish ... Read more
Valencia Hemisferic
Exciting big-screen movies are shown at the Hemisferic IMAX cinema at Valencia’s impressive City of Arts & Sciences. The impressive curved building ... Read more
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Valencia Cathedral (Seu)
Known for its jumble of architectural styles, Valencia Cathedral (also known as the "Seu") is also famous worldwide as the home of the Holy Chalice. ... Read more
Valencia Cruise Port
Valencia is Spain’s third largest city, situated on the eastern side of the Iberian Peninsula in the Mediterranean Sea. It’s a lovely mix of the old and the ... Read more
Plaza de la Reina
Plaza de la Reina isn’t particularly old: it dates back to only 1878, when a triangular block of buildings was destroyed to make room for a large main square. ... Read more
Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda)
During the 15th century, Valencia reached the height of its success as one of Europe’s most important mercantile cities. So come the end of that century, it ... Read more
Admiral’s Baths (Baños Arabes del Almirante)
Several hundreds of years ago, the city of Valencia – and much of the Iberian Peninsula, really – was under Muslim control. While most remnants of those times ... Read more
Barrio del Carmen
Situated in the ciutat vella, or old town, Valencia’s Barrio del Carmen is in many ways where you’ll encounter the soul of the Spanish coastal city. Once ... Read more
Bioparc Valencia
You may have been to the zoo, but you probably haven’t been to this kind of zoo. Bioparc Valencia prides itself on offering what they call zoo-imersion, a ... Read more
