Places of interest in Valencia

Valencia, a fascinating mix of history and modernity, is the perfect destination for those looking to explore a city full of charm and vitality. Don't miss our guide to the most popular tourist and leisure attractions in Valencia.

The culture of Valencia is a mosaic of traditions, history and modernity

Located on the Mediterranean coast, Valencia combines its rich historical heritage with innovative urban living. The city is famous for its festivities such as Las Fallas, a spectacular celebration with monumental cardboard sculptures that culminate in impressive fireworks. Valencian gastronomy is another cultural pillar, highlighting paella, an iconic dish recognized worldwide. Additionally, Valencia is home to a vibrant arts and cultural scene, with the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences complex and the historic Barrio del Carmen, packed with museums, galleries and medieval architecture. This unique mix makes Valencia an unparalleled cultural destination, where the past and present harmoniously intertwine.

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Iglesia de San Nicolás
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Church St. Nicholas of Bari and St. Peter Martyr

The church of San Nicolas de Bari and San Pedro Mártir is the so-called »Sistine Chapel of Valencia», Gianluigi Colalucci himself carried out the restoration works of the church. This lord is the one who restored the true Sistine Chapel! It is when he sees it finished when he decides to baptize it as such. Little has to do with the Sistine Chapel of the Vatican, as the Church of St Nicholas
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Gastronomy

The authentic paella of Valencia

Rice has always been a recognized delicacy throughout the world, and it is the most famous cereal for its nutritional properties and its long history. From rice to paella. From Africa to Valencia. But, going back a little in time, how did it get to Valencia? It was brought by inhabitants of North Africa to Spain back in the 8th century. But it was not until the Muslim era when it
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THE SECRET GUIDE OF THE FALLAS OF VALENCIA 2023

The most awaited moment of the year for Valencians has arrived: las Fallas a very special party that is celebrated from March 15 to 19 and, is when the city is filled with joy (even more than normal), music, color, and noise, a lot of noise! It is a tradition like no other in which powder is the great protagonist. Imagine it... Bands are heard on the street, people dancing around. Light
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The July Fair in Valencia 2024

The Gran Fira de Juliol or the July Fair in Valencia is the most important event of the summer. The city of Valencia exudes art, culture and endless activities to experience at least once in your life. But where does this great festivity come from? Its origin dates back to the year 1871: Valencia was a city that was modernizing and experiencing great economic and industrial growth. With the