








Valencia is a city of contrasts, where the ancient city gates are flanked by a Gothic castle and opulent Baroque palaces. The bustling modernist marketplace smells of spices and fresh produce, while the narrow streets of the historic centre tell stories of the centuries. Every corner hides an architectural detail that catches the eye and invites exploration. Just wander around and the city reveals its unique atmosphere.
On arrival, pick up your bags at the airport and check in. Tomorrow your tour of Valencia will begin. If you have time, head to one of the local bars and try a traditional, very strong drink, the Aigua de València. Valencia is also the origin of the traditional and widespread dish, paella. How many will you be able to try on your trip?
There are two metro lines that connect the airport and the city centre:
Line 3 (Rafelbunyol-Aeroport) and Line 5 (Marítim Serrería-Torrent Av. / Aeroport). The station is located on the ground floor of the terminal for regional flights. The journey takes approximately 25 minutes.
Tickets: €5.80 (€4.80 + €1 per card).
To the city centre: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To the North Train Station: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To Joaquín Sorolla railway station: lines 3 or 5 - station À. Guimerà and line 1 - J. Sorolla station.
Bus Line 150 Valencia-Airport
Route: Valencia - Mislata - Quart de Poblet - Manises - Airport.
Stopovers:
Airport: Departure area.
Cost: €1.45 (ticket can be bought on the bus).



Step into a world of ancient traditions and magnificent architecture. In the Bullring of Valencia, soak up the atmosphere of Spanish history, where courage and adrenaline once clashed. Llotja de la Seda will show you the beauty of Gothic style and remind you of the time when Valencia flourished thanks to the silk trade. Climbing the Torre del Micalet bell tower will reward your perseverance with a breathtaking view of the city's rooftops. Get ready for a day full of stories hidden in stones and views.
Valencian Arena, is the place where traditional bullfights used to take place. The arena is one of the largest in Europe.

The Llotja de la Seda is a beautiful Gothic building in the centre of Valencia that used to be a silk exchange. Its interior is decorated with rich ornamentation and frescoes depicting scenes of commercial life. The building is an excellent example of the Valencian Gothic style and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Torre del Micalet or El Miguelete is located in Plaza de la Reina in Valencia. The Torre del Micalet is the bell tower of Valencia Cathedral. It is one of the most visited monuments in the city, from where a magnificent view of the city is Valencia.



Discover some of the most beautiful corners of Valencia. In the Valencia Cathedral, you will encounter history hidden within its majestic walls and perhaps even catch a glimpse of the Holy Grail. At the Torres de Serrano gate, you will climb to views that once guarded the city from invaders. Finally, you will relax in the green oasis of the Turia city park, where time slows down among palm trees and fountains. Get ready for a day full of history, panoramas, and peaceful moments in the shade of the trees.
The Cathedral of the Assumption in Valencia is one of the city's most important monuments. The interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent frescoes and sculptures, and at the top of the tower is a golden statue of Mary Magdalene.

Let's indulge in a true Valencian feast at Rincón 33! This cosy place in the heart of the city serves some of the best paella around - juicy, fragrant and perfectly cooked. We'll have fresh tapas, delicious seafood and a glass of well chilled wine to go with it. Just sit back, enjoy the atmosphere and let your taste buds go on a journey full of Mediterranean goodness. Are you in?

Torres de Serranos is one of the twelve gates that formed part of the ancient city wall on the outskirts of the city. It now serves as a museum. From the top of the terraces you have a magnificent view of the city and the Turia River.

The gardens of Turia are a public city park. 9 kilometres of green space are used by locals and tourists for recreation, picnics and relaxation. The extensive gardens are built on the former bed of the river Turia, the course of which was changed to prevent constant flooding in the city.




Treat yourself to a day full of sun, sea, and golden sand. A calm atmosphere, fine sand, and stylish beach bars await you on Patacona beach, where you can enjoy a refreshing drink with a view of the waves. Malvarrosa, an iconic Valencian beach, offers you a wide space for lounging, swimming, and walking along the coast. The sound of the sea, the warm breeze, and the smell of salt water will engulf you so much that you will forget about time. Just stretch out, close your eyes, and let yourself be carried away by the perfect summer atmosphere.
La Patacona beach is over 1km long and is a spacious, open beach. This beach has a very busy promenade throughout the year, especially at weekends. Around the beach and promenade there is a wide range of restaurants and entertainment venues that offer a fabulous time after swimming. The beach bars of La Patacona also attract locals and tourists during the summer season.

Malvarrosa, known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Valencia. Its golden sands and crystal clear waters attract travellers looking for relaxation and adventure under the Spanish sun. Whether you want to relax with a leisurely stroll along the coast or indulge in exciting water sports, Malvarrosa offers an idyllic setting for an unforgettable beach holiday. Pro tip: treat yourself to a drink in the bars around the area, or buy a Tinto de Verano (a very traditional Spanish drink that is drunk here instead of Sangria) in a nearby shop.




All good things come to an end and today is the end of your journey in Valencia.
Valencia is a city of contrasts, where the ancient city gates are flanked by a Gothic castle and opulent Baroque palaces. The bustling modernist marketplace smells of spices and fresh produce, while the narrow streets of the historic centre tell stories of the centuries. Every corner hides an architectural detail that catches the eye and invites exploration. Just wander around and the city reveals its unique atmosphere.
On arrival, pick up your bags at the airport and check in. Tomorrow your tour of Valencia will begin. If you have time, head to one of the local bars and try a traditional, very strong drink, the Aigua de València. Valencia is also the origin of the traditional and widespread dish, paella. How many will you be able to try on your trip?
There are two metro lines that connect the airport and the city centre:
Line 3 (Rafelbunyol-Aeroport) and Line 5 (Marítim Serrería-Torrent Av. / Aeroport). The station is located on the ground floor of the terminal for regional flights. The journey takes approximately 25 minutes.
Tickets: €5.80 (€4.80 + €1 per card).
To the city centre: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To the North Train Station: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To Joaquín Sorolla railway station: lines 3 or 5 - station À. Guimerà and line 1 - J. Sorolla station.
Bus Line 150 Valencia-Airport
Route: Valencia - Mislata - Quart de Poblet - Manises - Airport.
Stopovers:
Airport: Departure area.
Cost: €1.45 (ticket can be bought on the bus).



Step into a world of ancient traditions and magnificent architecture. In the Bullring of Valencia, soak up the atmosphere of Spanish history, where courage and adrenaline once clashed. Llotja de la Seda will show you the beauty of Gothic style and remind you of the time when Valencia flourished thanks to the silk trade. Climbing the Torre del Micalet bell tower will reward your perseverance with a breathtaking view of the city's rooftops. Get ready for a day full of stories hidden in stones and views.
Valencian Arena, is the place where traditional bullfights used to take place. The arena is one of the largest in Europe.

The Llotja de la Seda is a beautiful Gothic building in the centre of Valencia that used to be a silk exchange. Its interior is decorated with rich ornamentation and frescoes depicting scenes of commercial life. The building is an excellent example of the Valencian Gothic style and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Torre del Micalet or El Miguelete is located in Plaza de la Reina in Valencia. The Torre del Micalet is the bell tower of Valencia Cathedral. It is one of the most visited monuments in the city, from where a magnificent view of the city is Valencia.



Discover some of the most beautiful corners of Valencia. In the Valencia Cathedral, you will encounter history hidden within its majestic walls and perhaps even catch a glimpse of the Holy Grail. At the Torres de Serrano gate, you will climb to views that once guarded the city from invaders. Finally, you will relax in the green oasis of the Turia city park, where time slows down among palm trees and fountains. Get ready for a day full of history, panoramas, and peaceful moments in the shade of the trees.
The Cathedral of the Assumption in Valencia is one of the city's most important monuments. The interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent frescoes and sculptures, and at the top of the tower is a golden statue of Mary Magdalene.

Let's indulge in a true Valencian feast at Rincón 33! This cosy place in the heart of the city serves some of the best paella around - juicy, fragrant and perfectly cooked. We'll have fresh tapas, delicious seafood and a glass of well chilled wine to go with it. Just sit back, enjoy the atmosphere and let your taste buds go on a journey full of Mediterranean goodness. Are you in?

Torres de Serranos is one of the twelve gates that formed part of the ancient city wall on the outskirts of the city. It now serves as a museum. From the top of the terraces you have a magnificent view of the city and the Turia River.

The gardens of Turia are a public city park. 9 kilometres of green space are used by locals and tourists for recreation, picnics and relaxation. The extensive gardens are built on the former bed of the river Turia, the course of which was changed to prevent constant flooding in the city.




Treat yourself to a day full of sun, sea, and golden sand. A calm atmosphere, fine sand, and stylish beach bars await you on Patacona beach, where you can enjoy a refreshing drink with a view of the waves. Malvarrosa, an iconic Valencian beach, offers you a wide space for lounging, swimming, and walking along the coast. The sound of the sea, the warm breeze, and the smell of salt water will engulf you so much that you will forget about time. Just stretch out, close your eyes, and let yourself be carried away by the perfect summer atmosphere.
La Patacona beach is over 1km long and is a spacious, open beach. This beach has a very busy promenade throughout the year, especially at weekends. Around the beach and promenade there is a wide range of restaurants and entertainment venues that offer a fabulous time after swimming. The beach bars of La Patacona also attract locals and tourists during the summer season.

Malvarrosa, known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Valencia. Its golden sands and crystal clear waters attract travellers looking for relaxation and adventure under the Spanish sun. Whether you want to relax with a leisurely stroll along the coast or indulge in exciting water sports, Malvarrosa offers an idyllic setting for an unforgettable beach holiday. Pro tip: treat yourself to a drink in the bars around the area, or buy a Tinto de Verano (a very traditional Spanish drink that is drunk here instead of Sangria) in a nearby shop.




All good things come to an end and today is the end of your journey in Valencia.









Valencia is a city of contrasts, where the ancient city gates are flanked by a Gothic castle and opulent Baroque palaces. The bustling modernist marketplace smells of spices and fresh produce, while the narrow streets of the historic centre tell stories of the centuries. Every corner hides an architectural detail that catches the eye and invites exploration. Just wander around and the city reveals its unique atmosphere.
On arrival, pick up your bags at the airport and check in. Tomorrow your tour of Valencia will begin. If you have time, head to one of the local bars and try a traditional, very strong drink, the Aigua de València. Valencia is also the origin of the traditional and widespread dish, paella. How many will you be able to try on your trip?
There are two metro lines that connect the airport and the city centre:
Line 3 (Rafelbunyol-Aeroport) and Line 5 (Marítim Serrería-Torrent Av. / Aeroport). The station is located on the ground floor of the terminal for regional flights. The journey takes approximately 25 minutes.
Tickets: €5.80 (€4.80 + €1 per card).
To the city centre: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To the North Train Station: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To Joaquín Sorolla railway station: lines 3 or 5 - station À. Guimerà and line 1 - J. Sorolla station.
Bus Line 150 Valencia-Airport
Route: Valencia - Mislata - Quart de Poblet - Manises - Airport.
Stopovers:
Airport: Departure area.
Cost: €1.45 (ticket can be bought on the bus).



Step into a world of ancient traditions and magnificent architecture. In the Bullring of Valencia, soak up the atmosphere of Spanish history, where courage and adrenaline once clashed. Llotja de la Seda will show you the beauty of Gothic style and remind you of the time when Valencia flourished thanks to the silk trade. Climbing the Torre del Micalet bell tower will reward your perseverance with a breathtaking view of the city's rooftops. Get ready for a day full of stories hidden in stones and views.
Valencian Arena, is the place where traditional bullfights used to take place. The arena is one of the largest in Europe.

The Llotja de la Seda is a beautiful Gothic building in the centre of Valencia that used to be a silk exchange. Its interior is decorated with rich ornamentation and frescoes depicting scenes of commercial life. The building is an excellent example of the Valencian Gothic style and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Torre del Micalet or El Miguelete is located in Plaza de la Reina in Valencia. The Torre del Micalet is the bell tower of Valencia Cathedral. It is one of the most visited monuments in the city, from where a magnificent view of the city is Valencia.



Discover some of the most beautiful corners of Valencia. In the Valencia Cathedral, you will encounter history hidden within its majestic walls and perhaps even catch a glimpse of the Holy Grail. At the Torres de Serrano gate, you will climb to views that once guarded the city from invaders. Finally, you will relax in the green oasis of the Turia city park, where time slows down among palm trees and fountains. Get ready for a day full of history, panoramas, and peaceful moments in the shade of the trees.
The Cathedral of the Assumption in Valencia is one of the city's most important monuments. The interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent frescoes and sculptures, and at the top of the tower is a golden statue of Mary Magdalene.

Let's indulge in a true Valencian feast at Rincón 33! This cosy place in the heart of the city serves some of the best paella around - juicy, fragrant and perfectly cooked. We'll have fresh tapas, delicious seafood and a glass of well chilled wine to go with it. Just sit back, enjoy the atmosphere and let your taste buds go on a journey full of Mediterranean goodness. Are you in?

Torres de Serranos is one of the twelve gates that formed part of the ancient city wall on the outskirts of the city. It now serves as a museum. From the top of the terraces you have a magnificent view of the city and the Turia River.

The gardens of Turia are a public city park. 9 kilometres of green space are used by locals and tourists for recreation, picnics and relaxation. The extensive gardens are built on the former bed of the river Turia, the course of which was changed to prevent constant flooding in the city.




Treat yourself to a day full of sun, sea, and golden sand. A calm atmosphere, fine sand, and stylish beach bars await you on Patacona beach, where you can enjoy a refreshing drink with a view of the waves. Malvarrosa, an iconic Valencian beach, offers you a wide space for lounging, swimming, and walking along the coast. The sound of the sea, the warm breeze, and the smell of salt water will engulf you so much that you will forget about time. Just stretch out, close your eyes, and let yourself be carried away by the perfect summer atmosphere.
La Patacona beach is over 1km long and is a spacious, open beach. This beach has a very busy promenade throughout the year, especially at weekends. Around the beach and promenade there is a wide range of restaurants and entertainment venues that offer a fabulous time after swimming. The beach bars of La Patacona also attract locals and tourists during the summer season.

Malvarrosa, known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Valencia. Its golden sands and crystal clear waters attract travellers looking for relaxation and adventure under the Spanish sun. Whether you want to relax with a leisurely stroll along the coast or indulge in exciting water sports, Malvarrosa offers an idyllic setting for an unforgettable beach holiday. Pro tip: treat yourself to a drink in the bars around the area, or buy a Tinto de Verano (a very traditional Spanish drink that is drunk here instead of Sangria) in a nearby shop.




All good things come to an end and today is the end of your journey in Valencia.
Valencia is a city of contrasts, where the ancient city gates are flanked by a Gothic castle and opulent Baroque palaces. The bustling modernist marketplace smells of spices and fresh produce, while the narrow streets of the historic centre tell stories of the centuries. Every corner hides an architectural detail that catches the eye and invites exploration. Just wander around and the city reveals its unique atmosphere.
On arrival, pick up your bags at the airport and check in. Tomorrow your tour of Valencia will begin. If you have time, head to one of the local bars and try a traditional, very strong drink, the Aigua de València. Valencia is also the origin of the traditional and widespread dish, paella. How many will you be able to try on your trip?
There are two metro lines that connect the airport and the city centre:
Line 3 (Rafelbunyol-Aeroport) and Line 5 (Marítim Serrería-Torrent Av. / Aeroport). The station is located on the ground floor of the terminal for regional flights. The journey takes approximately 25 minutes.
Tickets: €5.80 (€4.80 + €1 per card).
To the city centre: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To the North Train Station: lines 3 or 5 - Xàtiva station.
To Joaquín Sorolla railway station: lines 3 or 5 - station À. Guimerà and line 1 - J. Sorolla station.
Bus Line 150 Valencia-Airport
Route: Valencia - Mislata - Quart de Poblet - Manises - Airport.
Stopovers:
Airport: Departure area.
Cost: €1.45 (ticket can be bought on the bus).



Step into a world of ancient traditions and magnificent architecture. In the Bullring of Valencia, soak up the atmosphere of Spanish history, where courage and adrenaline once clashed. Llotja de la Seda will show you the beauty of Gothic style and remind you of the time when Valencia flourished thanks to the silk trade. Climbing the Torre del Micalet bell tower will reward your perseverance with a breathtaking view of the city's rooftops. Get ready for a day full of stories hidden in stones and views.
Valencian Arena, is the place where traditional bullfights used to take place. The arena is one of the largest in Europe.

The Llotja de la Seda is a beautiful Gothic building in the centre of Valencia that used to be a silk exchange. Its interior is decorated with rich ornamentation and frescoes depicting scenes of commercial life. The building is an excellent example of the Valencian Gothic style and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Torre del Micalet or El Miguelete is located in Plaza de la Reina in Valencia. The Torre del Micalet is the bell tower of Valencia Cathedral. It is one of the most visited monuments in the city, from where a magnificent view of the city is Valencia.



Discover some of the most beautiful corners of Valencia. In the Valencia Cathedral, you will encounter history hidden within its majestic walls and perhaps even catch a glimpse of the Holy Grail. At the Torres de Serrano gate, you will climb to views that once guarded the city from invaders. Finally, you will relax in the green oasis of the Turia city park, where time slows down among palm trees and fountains. Get ready for a day full of history, panoramas, and peaceful moments in the shade of the trees.
The Cathedral of the Assumption in Valencia is one of the city's most important monuments. The interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent frescoes and sculptures, and at the top of the tower is a golden statue of Mary Magdalene.

Let's indulge in a true Valencian feast at Rincón 33! This cosy place in the heart of the city serves some of the best paella around - juicy, fragrant and perfectly cooked. We'll have fresh tapas, delicious seafood and a glass of well chilled wine to go with it. Just sit back, enjoy the atmosphere and let your taste buds go on a journey full of Mediterranean goodness. Are you in?

Torres de Serranos is one of the twelve gates that formed part of the ancient city wall on the outskirts of the city. It now serves as a museum. From the top of the terraces you have a magnificent view of the city and the Turia River.

The gardens of Turia are a public city park. 9 kilometres of green space are used by locals and tourists for recreation, picnics and relaxation. The extensive gardens are built on the former bed of the river Turia, the course of which was changed to prevent constant flooding in the city.




Treat yourself to a day full of sun, sea, and golden sand. A calm atmosphere, fine sand, and stylish beach bars await you on Patacona beach, where you can enjoy a refreshing drink with a view of the waves. Malvarrosa, an iconic Valencian beach, offers you a wide space for lounging, swimming, and walking along the coast. The sound of the sea, the warm breeze, and the smell of salt water will engulf you so much that you will forget about time. Just stretch out, close your eyes, and let yourself be carried away by the perfect summer atmosphere.
La Patacona beach is over 1km long and is a spacious, open beach. This beach has a very busy promenade throughout the year, especially at weekends. Around the beach and promenade there is a wide range of restaurants and entertainment venues that offer a fabulous time after swimming. The beach bars of La Patacona also attract locals and tourists during the summer season.

Malvarrosa, known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Valencia. Its golden sands and crystal clear waters attract travellers looking for relaxation and adventure under the Spanish sun. Whether you want to relax with a leisurely stroll along the coast or indulge in exciting water sports, Malvarrosa offers an idyllic setting for an unforgettable beach holiday. Pro tip: treat yourself to a drink in the bars around the area, or buy a Tinto de Verano (a very traditional Spanish drink that is drunk here instead of Sangria) in a nearby shop.




All good things come to an end and today is the end of your journey in Valencia.