Start your day with a traditional Valencian breakfast at Horchatería Santa Catalina, renowned for its delicious horchata and fartons, a sweet elongated pastry perfect for dipping.
Located in the historic centre, about a 10-minute walk from Valencia Cathedral.
After breakfast, stroll over to the Valencia Cathedral, where you can admire its stunning architecture and possibly see the Holy Grail, if you are lucky.
Walking distance from the café, approximately 5 minutes.
Next, head to the Mercat Central, one of the largest markets in Europe, buzzing with local produce, delicious tapas and a true taste of Valencian culture.
A pleasant 10-minute walk from the Cathedral, head southeast.
Make your way to the stunning architectural landmark, the City of Arts and Sciences, where you can visit the oceanographic aquarium or simply marvel at the buildings.
Catch tram line 6 from the beach area to the City of Arts and Sciences, about 20 minutes.
Wind down your day with a seafood dinner at La Pepica, a beachfront restaurant that’s been serving delicious food since 1898, famous for its fresh seafood paella.
Walk for about 15 minutes back to the beach front.