Ciutat Vella
In downtown
Valencia’s Old Town is the city’s beating heart. It’s a tangle of mediaeval streets dotted with orange trees and grand monuments like the Silk Exchange. Start on a high by scaling the Cathedral’s “Miguelete” Tower for priceless panoramas. Then dive, map-less, into the Carmen neighbourhood and fraternise with locals in Plaza del Tossal’s bars.
Places to stay from $11 a night
Extramurs
0.4 miles from downtown
This district takes its name from its position outside the old city walls. It’s a border-town that straddles old and new Valencia. Climb the iconic Quart Towers for a view across the rooftops, then stroll on tree-lined streets towards the leafy Botanical Gardens. Cap the day off with a traditional Galician octopus dinner at Milonga Tapas y Copas.
Places to stay from $17 a night
Poblats Maritims
2.4 miles from downtown
This beachside district does a roaring trade in paella, Valencia’s star dish. Just remember that locals only ever have it for lunch rather than dinner. Malvarrosa Beach is the place for a seaside paella, with Panorama restaurant at the top of the list. After dark, party people head to Destino56 for G & T, then to Akuarela Playa for a boogie.
Places to stay from $24 a night
Quatre Carreres
1.2 miles from downtown
The highlights of this residential district lie in the dried-out Turia River, which now holds landscaped gardens and sports facilities. Gulliver Park is a Swift-inspired playground in the shape of a prone giant, where kids play Lilliputian games. Follow the river round to the City of Arts & Sciences, Valencia’s futuristic complex of culture.
Places to stay from $17 a night
Resting along the banks of River Turia, right at the centre of Spain's Mediterranean coastline, Valencia is dotted with balmy beaches and tree-lined promenades ideal for leisurely bike rides. Its manicured gardens, intricate architecture and quiet churches give the city a characterful identity.
Valencia's skyline juxtaposes avant-garde designs with the city's old-world charm. You'll find several historical periods coming together here – from the UNESCO-listed Gothic structure of Lonja de la Seda to the futuristic cultural complex of the City of Arts and Sciences. Don't miss out on a walk down the winding streets of El Carmen for some glimpses of the city's Arabic and Roman roots.
Azure waters of the Mediterranean wash the golden shores of the Valencia Coast. You can set aside some time on your Valencia trip to enjoy an afternoon siesta at the Malvarrosa Beach or head out to the Albufera Natural Park for stunning sunset views from beaches flanked with rugged vegetation.
This port city is the birthplace of 'paella' – and is therefore ideal for a restaurant-hopping spree to get your fill of this saffron-infused seafood delicacy. The Valencian cuisine holds a soft spot for rice and vegetables, making 'arròs al forn' and 'gazpacho' top favourites among locals and tourists alike. You can pair almost all your meals with 'Agua de Valencia' – a local cocktail made from cava and orange juice.
Tonight
From $69 per night
Next weekend
From $297 per night
Most popular time to visit | October-December |
Cheapest time to visit | January-March |
Local currency | € 1 = $1.08 |
Language | Spanish |
Average weekend price | $138 per night |
Average weekday price | $145 per night |
Average stay | 2 nights |
City of Arts & Sciences
1.7 miles from downtown
Port of Valencia
2.5 miles from downtown
Plaza Ayuntamiento
0.1 miles from downtown
Plaza de Toros Valencia
0.2 miles from downtown
Barrio del Carmen
0.5 miles from downtown
Mestalla Stadium
1.1 miles from downtown
Valencia, a stunning Spanish city, captivates with its...
June 8, 2023
Valencia, a stunning Spanish city, captivates with its beauty. Gothic and Renaissance architecture adorn its historic center, blending seamlessly with the modern pulse. The Turia River Gardens provide a green oasis, while the City of Arts and Sciences mesmerizes with its futuristic design. Valencia's sandy beaches and vibrant culinary scene complete this enchanting destination.
Valencia is the best choice to spend max.
June 3, 2023
Valencia is the best choice to spend max. 6-7 days. Nice, traditional and at the same time modern city. Museums, exhibitions and also entertainmant programs ,shopping is given. Nice broad streets many green parks nice buldings are there. Modern architecture - is good example how to develop a traditional city into 21th century. In case of rainy weather you can do programs . Marketplace is interesting to provide a good experience how to spend money for fruits and vegetables. Tapas bars , paela are traditional foods drinking good spanish wine to those. We liked so much Valencia , choose good Hotel, and transport facilities nearby it is a good combination.
Valencia is filled with history, culture and a laid back...
June 2, 2023
Valencia is filled with history, culture and a laid back vibe which makes is a delightful place to visit. It has the benefit of being on a beautiful beach, while enjoying world class cuisine and UNESCO heritage sites. It's perfect for singles, couples and families - everyone would benefit a visit here.
Great city.
June 1, 2023
Great city. Downtown is nice. Ciutat de las Arts y las Ciencies is impressive. Oceanografic is awesome. You have as an extra the beaches and good food. Not very much tourist. Great weather. It is a nice stay for tourism and also if you need to go because of business
We went to go on a cruise from Valencia.
May 31, 2023
We went to go on a cruise from Valencia. After the cruise, we had booked to stay at another condo. We were then told that the owner double booked and wanted us to talk through whats app and stay at another faciity. We had bad experiences with both this host Alfonso and the other host for the second part of our trip and wound up getting a hotel which was a much better experience. We all felt that both hosts tried to scam us. I would be very careful of booking with someone other than a hotel.
Super clean city, full of life and culture.
May 30, 2023
Super clean city, full of life and culture. It is the ideal destination for walking, with a wide range of cultural and gastronomic options. In addition, there is a beach and sea for those who like to enjoy the sun. Public transport is very punctual and has a lot of coverage.
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