Where to visit

Where to visit in Valencia?

Valencian Community, Spain

Quick answer

Valencia, a port city on Spain's southeastern coast, is where the Turia River meets the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, parklands stretching through the former riverbed, and as the birthplace of Paella.

Valencia, a port city on Spain's southeastern coast, is where the Turia River meets the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its futuristic City o...

Shortlist

A compact starting point, kept useful for real travelers.

01

City of Arts & Sciences (Science Museum + Hemisfèric)

3 hours | Easy | Oceanogràfic aquarium is separate (€34)

02

Valencia Cathedral & Holy Grail Chapel

1 hour | Easy | Includes audio guide

03

Central Market (Mercado Central) Walk

1.5 hours | Easy | Free admission; one of Europe's largest fresh food markets

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Quick notes to check before you lock anything in.

Good first tap

Marvel at Calatrava's futuristic architecture, eat authentic Paella Valenciana by the beach, and explore the bustling Central Market.

Best time

March to June or September to November

How to reach

Connected via AP-7 highway running along the Mediterranean coast.

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