What to do in Valencia

Valencia offers a wide variety of tourist activities: visits to the City of Arts and Sciences, historical routes through the old town, walks along the Albufera (waterfall), or relaxing days on its urban beaches.

Don't miss the Valencia Cathedral, the Miguelete, the Central Market, the Silk Exchange, the Turia Gardens, and the Serranos Towers. All of these are essential to get to know the essence of the city.

Yes! You can visit Bioparc, Oceanogràfic, or Gulliver Park. There are also family-friendly beaches and green spaces perfect for enjoying with a group.

You can take a tour of the historic center, enjoy paella by the sea, visit museums, or attend a cultural event. Ideal for getaways!

The best areas to eat are El Carmen, Ruzafa, and the seafront. Look for restaurants that serve authentic paella and local tapas like esgarraet or clóchinas.

There are historical tours, gastronomic tours, night tours, and tours of neighborhoods like Ruzafa and El Cabanyal. Many guides offer personalized, small-group experiences.

Check the updated weather forecast on the official AEMET website to plan your day in Valencia without surprises.

Enjoy a boat ride on the Albufera, visit free museums, or savor some tapas in the Carmen neighborhood. Valencia has a thousand plans for your Sunday.

Explore the Oceanogràfic, Parque de Cabecera, Bioparc, or participate in family workshops at interactive museums. Valencia offers educational and fun activities.

Check out free events like concerts, flea markets, cultural activities, and fairs in the different neighborhoods. Valencia always has something interesting to offer without spending a fortune.