Place to visit

The authentic history of Valencia's sailors is represented in this neighbourhood, considered one of the city's most fashionable places.

A legendary restaurant in the Cabañal area of Valencia where, following tradition, they cook Valencian paella over a wood fire.

Declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, one of the most impressive fortresses in the province of Valencia where great battles have been fought.

Valencia's greatest religious architectural landmark: an impressive Gothic cathedral that houses the Holy Chalice.

Gourmet tapas in the heart of Valencia's Central Market.
The perfect place to enjoy signature tapas and sandwiches of the day with fresh produce straight from the market.

A must-see in the city!

An architectural, entertainment and cultural complex that has become the icon of Valencia. A futuristic city designed by the architect Santiago Calatrava.

A navigable underground river full of mysteries. A journey that will take you to impressive rock formations.

This is the bell tower of Valencia Cathedral, built in the Valencian Gothic style. Its height of 50.85 metres offers panoramic views of the city.

Where modernism welcomes the city.

A jewel of Valencian modernism, an iconic entrance to the city.

Where modern art finds its home in Valencia.

The IVAM is the epicentre of modern art in Valencia.

The green lung of Valencia, an extensive park that crosses the city and is always full of life.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, an authentic 15th century Gothic jewel, located in the centre of Valencia.

Paper art and unique souvenirs of Valencia.

A creative space where you can discover real treasures on paper.

The Marina Beach Club offers Mediterranean cuisine and privileged views of the sea, combining gastronomy and leisure in a unique space in front of the beach in Valencia.

A vibrant modernist market where the flavours, aromas and colours of Valencian gastronomy mingle.

A modernist market that combines elegance with a wide range of culinary offerings and small stalls to buy typical products.

The second largest art gallery in Spain. The Fine Arts Museum of Valencia is a must for art lovers.

The reinvention of the Basque tavern: pintxos, fresh fish and a seafaring atmosphere in the centre of Valencia

A baroque palace with a ceramic soul.

A noble residence, famous for its impressive rococo façade and its ceramics museum.

The second green lung, to the west of Valencia and linked to the Turia Garden: waterfalls, a huge lake, green areas... a real natural refuge.