Start your trip exploring the magnificent Valencia's Central Market. A visit here is an experience that touches all your senses, and it's perfect to get acquainted with the local gastronomic culture.
The City of Arts and Sciences is a must-visit place in Valencia- it's a unique architectural complex that combines science, art, and nature. Visit the Oceanografic for a spectacular view of the various marine creatures and learn all about them.
Bioparc Valencia is right next to Cabecera Park, a tranquil green zone for fresh air and a peaceful break before exploring the marvels of the incredible zoo. With much focus on ethics and sustainability, Bioparc Valencia provides a close-up look at several animals in their natural habitat like never before.
The Valencia Cathedral is a spiritual and architectural landmark in the city centre. The cathedral hosts several art pieces and is home to the Chapel of the Holy Grail, and is said to be the cup used by Jesus Christ during the Last Supper.
Colón Market is a modern and stylish shopping place located in the vicinity of the river's dry bed. It has much to offer, from high-end culture products to restaurants with a fancy ambience, perfect for a well-deserved break before heading further.
Explore the past and medieval architecture of the city in the imposing and sometimes, eerie Serranos Towers, one of the major gates that once guarded access to the city. It is now one of the most famous Gothic monuments in the city.
Discover Albufera National Park, a paradise located at the heart of the Tancat de la Pipa natural park in Valencia. Enjoy the scenery and experience the richness of the lake and the surrounding areas, with various adventurous group activities to partake in, from hiking, kayaking, to savoring the local dishes.
Most travellers around Valencia use the Valencia Metro system, which is convenient and well-connected to several locations in the city - tickets start at £1. Travelers can also rent bikes to go around the city faster and see more of its attractions quickly. Budget around £10 for a Bike rental.
For those with more time, make time for the beach, the Malvarrosa boardwalk. Additionally, visit the Museo Nacional de Ceràmica, and the old silk exchange building, the Llotja de la Seda. With lesser time, prioritize the City of Arts and Sciences and the Historical center.
Valencia Airport (VLC) is Valencia's international airport, located in Manises, 5.2 miles from the city centre. A taxi, costing roughly £15 or less, can get visitors to the city. The metro is another option, and it runs around 5:30 am-11 pm. A trip is around £4.50.