Valencia, what to see in the city of paella

Valencia is a city with a particular, explosive charm. Thanks to its position on the sea and the mix of culture and art that make it unique, it is a city suitable for young and old. In this guide we will give a brief overview of Valencia: what to see and what to visit in the city of paella.

Valencia, Spain
Valencia, Spain

We could define it as the city of the sun, due to the always wonderful climate that characterizes it, both in summer and winter. Third city of Spain by number of inhabitants, Valencia, is the ideal destination for those who want to experience a trip of relaxation and culture at the same time. In fact, there are so many of them places of interest in Valencia, but at the same time there is a large number of beaches that will allow you to enjoy the wonderful sea of ​​the Spanish city. In this article we want to give you some valuable advice on how to organize your time Valencia: what to see, where to eat, what to do.

What to see in Valencia during your stay

When you find yourself organizing your holidays, it is advisable to find out what the most important attractions of the chosen city are. It is therefore good that you are aware of what to visit in Valencia, to make your trip organized and pleasant. Here is a short list of things to see in Valencia that you just can't miss.

Valencia places of interest

Valencia Cathedral

La Valencia Cathedral it is an obligatory stop when visiting the city. It is an imposing and wonderful work, made even more famous for the presence, within it, of Holy Grail, the cup with which Jesus celebrated the Last Supper. The tower of this cathedral is wonderful, The Miguelete, which we recommend you climb: it offers a breathtaking view of the entire historic centre.

Valencia Cathedral
Valencia Cathedral

The Silk Exchange

The Silk Exchange it is the symbol of Valencia's flourishing period, a place where commercial and economic exchanges took place. Located in the “Marketplace”, this extraordinary example of the Gothic period was recognized byUnesco as a “World Heritage Site” in 1966.

La lonja de la seda, Valencia
La lonja de la seda, Valencia

Central Market of Valencia

If you have been to Barcelona, will definitely make you think about Boqueria. Ecosystem's staff is Central Market of Valencia it is a very colourful, lively place full of scents. Visiting it is absolutely necessary: ​​it must be among the main things on your list”Valencia: what to visit".

Dome of the central market of Valencia
Dome of the central market of Valencia

Ccity ​​of Arts and Sciences

Part of the panorama of Città Nuova, the architectural complex designed by Santiago Calatrava is made up of several buildings which have become, over time, the symbol of Valencia, given their particular beauty.
THEHemisfèric, planetarium complex, 3D cinema and projection room; L'Oceanogràfic, the largest aquarium in Europe; The Prince Felipe Science Museum, scientific and interactive museum. Discovering all the possible activities within these structures is a fundamental point on the list “what to do in Valencia".

City of Sciences, Valencia
City of Sciences, Valencia

Ithe Barrio del Carmen

Il Carmen neighborhood is a key district of the city, very busy and full of typical places of the Valencian community. Reference point for daily shopping and dynamics nightlife in Valencia.

If you are wondering "how to get around Valencia”, we want to reassure you: the metropolitan service can cover any area of ​​the city. You will therefore be able to move quickly without risking losing precious time to dedicate to your holiday.

Barrio del Carmen, Valencia
Barrio del Carmen, Valencia

Valencia: beaches and other curiosities

Valencia, the sea

Valencia it offers not only art, but also relaxation. You can find it in beaches of Valencia. It is certainly among the most beautiful beaches Malvarrosa, the busiest and the one that offers the greatest number of restaurants by the sea. It can be reached from the center by metro or bus.

Palm trees on Malvarrosa beach in Valencia
Palm trees on Malvarrosa beach in Valencia

Valencia, Las Fallas

If you don't know when to visit Valencia and you want to see something special, we suggest you do it between 15 and 19 March, to attend The Fallas, the best-known Spanish festival in the world. Declared "Intangible Heritage of Humanity" by UNESCO due to its uniqueness, it attracts thousands of tourists every year. We therefore advise you to book your hotel well in advance.

Las Fallas, March festival in ValenciaLas Fallas, March festival in Valencia

Valencia in a nutshell: how to get there, where to sleep, what to eat

Valencia, how to get there

Valencia Airport, Manises Valencia Airport, is located about 8 km from the city, easily reachable by bus, taxi or thanks to the efficient metropolitan service of the Spanish city, the "metrovalence”, which has 9 lines in total.

Manises Valencia Airport
Manises Valencia Airport

Eating in Valencia

Valencia, what to eat: la paella it is the dish that you must try without a shadow of a doubt, as it originates from this city. For a good aperitif don't miss it Las patatas bravas and the Another typical recipe is there i pebre ('ajo ypimienta' in Valencian), or garlic and eel.

All you have to do is decide what you want to eat: the choice above where to eat in Valencia certainly not missing!

Las patatas bravas
Las patatas bravas

10 Where to sleep in Valencia

The best area to book yours hotels in Valencia is definitely Old City, or the historic center, the central area. This way you can visit most of the places of interest on foot.

Ciudad Vella, Valencia
Ciudad Vella, Valencia

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