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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Valencia: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Valencia
- Valencia features many attractions that draw tourists to Spain in one location: The city features a dynamic old centre with a maze of small streets and magnificent mediaeval structures such as the UNESCO-listed Lonja de la Seda.
- Valencia is also in the Mediterranean, so you can relax on wide sandy beaches and eat exquisite seafood cuisine.
- This is the birthplace of paella, the most famous Spanish meal.
- The City of the Arts and Sciences also has cutting-edge visitor attractions, making Valencia one of Spain's most complete destinations.
- Capital: Valencia
- International Airport: Valencia Airport (VLC)
- Population: 835,000
- Currency: Euro
- Time: GMT+1
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230V
- Official Language: Spanish
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Valencia
- If you visit València, you must go to the City of Arts and Sciences.
- Other exciting things to do include climbing the Miguelete tower and learning about the history of the Virgen del Buen Parto.
- The Lonja is a symbol of the city and one of Europe's most iconic civic gothic monuments.
- San Nicolás de Bari church was recently refurbished, and it now houses a graphic installation dubbed the "Valencian Sistine Chapel" by experts.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Valencia
- Valencia is beautiful all year. If you visit in February, you will see almond and orange trees bloom.
- The sea begins to be a suitable temperature for swimming very early, and it is excellent from May through October.
- If you'd rather party than do yoga poses, plan your visit around a festival from which there are plenty to pick, especially in the spring and summer.
- Because of the quantity of pyrotechnics and bonfires that occur throughout the year, you are far more likely to be showered by sparks than by rain.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Valencia
Hemisfèric
- The Hemisfèric is a digital 3D cinema with a 900-metre-long concave screen almost envelops viewers.
- Every day, several films are shown, primarily educational documentaries of no more than 45 minutes in length that are appropriate for all audiences.
- With your ticket, you will receive a set of cutting-edge 3D glasses that will allow you to change the screening language.
- If you are travelling with children, there is usually a children's film once a day.
- Many recommend you check the film listings and reserve the screening you want to see before beginning your tour of the City of Arts and Sciences.
Cathedral, Miguelete and Holy Grail
- The Cathedral of Valencia is a Gothic-style architecture built over an ancient Roman temple that was later converted into a mosque.
- However, many components from different periods, from Romanesque to Baroque, have been preserved.
- Construction of the existing structure began in the 13th century. Overlooking the crossing are the Latin cross, the ambulatory, and the lantern.
- The Chapter House (now the Chapel of the Holy Chalice), the lantern tower, the Miguelete entrance, and the Door of the Apostles were all built in the 15th century.
- Other highlights include the Baroque-style Door of the Irons and the doors of Palau or the Almoina (Romanesque).
- The Cathedral displays history and art and has been devoted to the Assumption of Santa Maria since the reign of Jaume I.
La Lonja
- The Lonja is a symbol of the city and one of Europe's most iconic civic gothic monuments.
- It was designated a National Historic and Artistic Monument in July 1931 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 1996.
- The Lonja is located in the city centre, in front of the Central Market and the Temple of Santos Juanes, and has a rectangular footprint of 1.990 square metres.
- The ancient Lonja became insufficient around the end of the 13th century due to València's success at the time, and it was decided to create a new Exchange.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Valencia Off the Beaten Track
El Carmen Neighborhood
- This famous neighbourhood is located in the city's historic part, Ciutat Vella, and is named for the Carmen Calzado convent, church, and surrounding square. It is València's actual historical centre.
- Although it was formerly surrounded by a Muslim wall, the Serranos and Quart Towers are now the city's most recognisable mediaeval relics.
- Visitors who pass through these gates discover a maze of narrow cobblestone alleyways teeming with secrets.
- Rotors and Corona streets descend from the historic suburbs.
- Visitors will find the picturesque Portal de la Valldigna, the spectacular frescoes of San Nicolás Church, the centenary Plaza del Arbol, and the modest Casa de Los Gatos (House of Cats) in the centre of the neighbourhood, as well as long-standing shops with centuries of history.
- Barrio del Carmen is also bohemian territory, with plenty of street art and cutting-edge museums such as the IVAM, MUVIM, Carmen Centre, and Beneficencia Cultural Centre.
Central Market
- If you prefer fresh vegetables, their colour and flavour, and if you value richness, variety, and quality in the kitchen, the Central Market in Valencia is a culinary wonderland you should not miss.
- It is a must-see in the city, with a fantastic collection of modernist architecture, fresh vegetables from the Valencia orchard, and all the flavours and scents of the Mediterranean.
- Visit Central Market if you have any doubts. It is Europe's largest fresh produce market and is known for its rich and diverse cuisine.
- It is housed in one of the city's most iconic modernist structures.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Valencia Culture and Traditions
- Some visitors will travel to Valencia for the history and tradition found in the city's old town. In contrast, others will come for the city's modern and forward-thinking new developments, which have defined much of it.
- If you enjoy being outside, the city's parks and beaches will provide you with hours of relaxation.
- Valencia's restaurants, tapas bars, and food markets are well worth visiting if you appreciate eating.
- Valencia has a profusion of museums and galleries for anyone interested in art and culture.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Valencia: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Paella
#Food
- Paella, a Valencian dish, is one of the most well-known Spanish foods outside of Spain. Some paella purists claim it should only be consumed in Valencia and not elsewhere in Spain!
- Rice was brought to Spain by the Moors in the eighth century, and the marshes around the region's Albufera lake are perfect for growing it.
- Paella was first made as a simple, no-frills lunch for farm labourers in the 18th century and was cooked outdoors in giant pans over an open flame.
- Around the mid-1800s, it began to gain popularity, and the rest is history. Paella Valenciana is made using chicken, rabbit, and garrafó, a local white bean.
- However, today's paellas include seafood, vegetarian, and "mixed" paellas, which include meat and fish.
Fideuà
#Food
- The seafood-and-noodles cousin of paella had humble beginnings as a fisherman's dish.
- With seafood ingredients like monkfish, squid, shrimp, and more, tender, properly cooked noodles taste incredible.
- This is one of Valencia's traditional dishes and a fantastic alternative to paella if you don't want to order it.
- Gandia, a Valencian town, is proud to be the birthplace of this delectable delicacy.
- Visitors to the region in early summer can participate in the annual fideuà cooking contest, which is a popular local event in Gandia.
All I pebre
#Food
- This delicacy is a local favourite; after tasting it, we're confident you'll understand why.
- All I pebre is a stew made with eel chunks and potatoes that have been cooked to perfection in a sauce made with garlic, paprika, and almonds.
- This hearty supper is one of the residents' best-kept secrets and a true culinary hidden gem.
- It is not as well known outside the region as another characteristic of Valencian cuisine.
Centro Comercial Bonaire
#Fashion
- Bonaire is one of Spain's largest shopping centres, with 100 football fields in size.
- It contains 120 stores, including Desigual, Hollister, El Ganso, Primark, H&M, and Zara, which bring together Valencia's most comprehensive and exclusive commercial offer.
- Las Terrazas, a gastronomic and leisure space on Bonaire, brings together the offerings of the industry's most well-known national and international operators.
- Its 30 restaurants offer a gastronomic concept unlike other cities, combining local indigenous food with Italian, American, and Asian influences.
- A one-of-a-kind open-air space with a Mediterranean design and a diverse calendar of events and activities for all ages.
- Nine movie theatres, a bowling alley, and a 1,000-meter multi-adventure space featuring a climbing wall, trampolines, escape rooms, and zip lines round out Bonaire's entertainment options.
The Umbracle
#Fun
- The Umbracle, located in the City of Arts and Sciences, is a fantastic trip place.
- The buildings, lakes, paths, and landscape features are worth seeing.
- The Umbracle is home to Europe's largest exhibition of robotic dinosaurs.
Aquopolis Parque Aquatico Cullera
#Fun
- Aquopolis Cullera is more suited to the family's younger members, with various attractions geared toward them.
- There are paddling pools, slides, and a mini-park at this park.
- If you're feeling particularly daring, the Mini Zigzag and Black Hole flumes will undoubtedly have your heart racing!
- The "Speed Race" slides, Volcano Jacuzzi, Crazy Cobra, and Rapids, to name a few, are among the moderate and classic attractions accessible.
Aquarama, Benicàssim
#Fun
- Aquarama is a 45,000-square-meter theme park located on the Costa Azahar.
- It's also where "El Salto del Diablo," or "The Devil's Drop," is located.
- It is one of Europe's tallest kamikaze water slides, with a height of 30 metres and a 62-degree slanted plunge; it is one of Europe's tallest kamikaze water slides!
- The park is suited for people of all ages, and there are a variety of water slides to satisfy everyone's preferences.
- Two gigantic slides, "The Kamikaze," are built up at a severe inclination.
- If those are too risky for you, there are plenty of other water activities to enjoy, such as wave pools, lakes, river excursions, and pirate caves!
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Valencia: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Small volcanic formations arise near the shores of Castellón, 28 miles from Oropesa: the former Snake Islands.
- Because of its remoteness and outstanding conservation, this group of small islands is home to unique animal and plant species found nowhere else in the Mediterranean.
- Between the Alcoià, El Comtat, and Vall d'Albaida areas.
- The Montcabrer mountain is the natural site's crowning glory (1390 metres high).
- The Teixera d'Agres micro-reserve, Europe's southernmost yew forest, is in the Serra de Mariola.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Valencia Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Semana Santa is a beloved event all around Spain, and it's no exception in Valencia!
- The most incredible places to observe the Valencian Semana Santa in all its religious splendour are in the city zones; the holiday is frequently referred to as the Semana Santa Martima in Valencia (Maritime Holy Week).
- The celebration dates back to the 15th century and features sculptures carried throughout the city by "costaleros," robed penitents, and soulful music performed by Valencia brass bands.
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