Best Landmarks in Valencia

A futuristic complex featuring striking modern architecture that houses an opera house, science museum, and aquarium.

Lalonia de la Seda is a 15th-century Gothic building and a UNESCO site.

A renowned concert hall located in the Turia Gardens, hosting a variety of cultural performances.

A historic bullring known for its impressive architecture, located near the main train station.

A well-preserved Gothic gate that once served as one of the main entrances to the old city of Valencia.

A historic and charming square, Plaza de la Virgen is the heart of Valencia's old town, surrounded by significant landmarks including the Cathedral and the Basilica de la Mare de Déu dels Desemparats. It's a perfect spot to soak in the city's ambiance.

A striking bell tower in the heart of Valencia, resembling architecture found in Seville, perfect for photos.

The main bullring of Valencia, an impressive architectural structure located adjacent to the city's primary train station.

The impressive City Hall building, showcasing beautiful architecture and serving as the administrative center of Valencia.

The City of Arts and Sciences is a modern architectural complex featuring structures designed to resemble elements from the natural world, located in the former river Turia bed which is now a public park.

Building in Valencia that features a bat in its logo, which is a symbol that dates back to the 13th century when King Jaume I conquered the city.

An old tower that used to be part of the city's walls, serving as an entrance gate to the old city, offering great views and is free to enter.

A place to enjoy Valencia's architecture and watch people.

A fountain featuring a statue of Neptune and sculptures representing the Turia river.

A city square that is home to the town hall and surrounded by beautiful buildings.

The historic city center of Valencia, known for its charming atmosphere, walkability, and numerous tourist attractions and historic buildings.

The Baroque Church of San Balo and Sanente Martin is located in Rutafa.

The Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange) is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Valencia, a stunning example of late Gothic architecture that reflects the city's wealthy trading history.

Torre de Serranos are well-preserved Gothic gates that once formed part of Valencia's old city walls, now offering visitors panoramic city views from their top.

A beautiful building located in the main square, noted for its architecture, situated opposite the City Hall.

One of the 12 city gates that formed the ancient wall around Valencia, built at the end of the 14th century and considered one of the most historic buildings in the city.

The site of the Roman Temple of Diana is located right by the cathedral and was later a Moorish mosque before becoming a Christian cathedral in 1238.

The Cardo Maximus, a north-south street that connected everybody back to Rome, is a notable feature within La Almoina.

The Via Austa, part of the Cardo Maximus, allowed travel around the Mediterranean and back to Rome.

The old Silk Exchange, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is considered one of the best examples of Gothic architecture in the world on a secular building and was the Wall Street of the 15th century.

The Torres de Serranos are medieval towers that were once part of the city's 12 gates, offering views of the city and displaying marks from the Spanish Civil War and Napoleon's troops.

The Archbishop's Palace, from the early 20th century, incorporates a Roman stone that was used as a unit of measurement in the market plaza.

The tower offers stunning panoramic views of the city, accessible with the Valencia Cathedral admission ticket.

The heart of the city, and a great place to relax, take photos, and explore nearby attractions.

A UNESCO world heritage site and a Gothic architectural gem, fascinating for history and architecture enthusiasts.

Sagunto is a historic town near Valencia, featuring a significant Roman theatre and a large castle, showcasing layers of ancient history.

Also known as Quart Towers, one of the two remaining gates from Valencia's medieval wall, dating back to the 15th century and marked by cannonball impacts from the war of independence against France.

Also known as Serrano Towers, one of the two remaining gates from Valencia's old city wall, built in the late 14th century and formerly used as a prison for nobility, offering panoramic views of Valencia.

A masterpiece of European Gothic architecture in Valencia, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and historically used for trading silk, representing the economic power of the city in the 15th century.

One of the most symbolic monuments of Valencia and one of the two remaining gates that were built to surround the city.

One of the most symbolic monuments of Valencia and one of the two remaining gates that were built to surround the city.

One of the most popular Gothic buildings in all Europe and was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO in 1996.

A tower built between 1381 and 1424, and access to it can be found inside the cathedral.

A lovely square that includes three main buildings, the cathedral, the vasta bir de s parados and the turya found.

Forum that the basilica was built upon.

A popular fountain that includes a bronze statue sitting on a cascade of water in its middle which represents the Roman god Neptune and Valencia Stoya River.

Also known as Serrano Towers, the city of Valencia was surrounded by a wall and today only we had two gates extending the quart towers and this one.

Also known as Torres Deserrano, the city of Valencia was surrounded by a wall and today only we had two gates extending the quart towers and this one.

The town hall square that is also one of the biggest plazas in the city center of Valencia.

Town Hall Square is a central hub in Valencia, especially festive during winter with an ice rink, markets, and New Year's Eve celebrations.

Here you will find the Plaza de la, the central post office known as a coros, a gorgeous town and many flower shops, hotels and clothing stores.

Also known as the central post office, it was built between 1915 and 1922, a gorgeous town.

A must see, and you will discover a different Valencia there that is full of nature, art and incredible architecture.

Said to be the narrowest house in Europe.

Known for incredible architecture, the City of Arts & Sciences offers activities such as paddle boarding.

Adjacent to Plaza de la Virgen, Plaza de la Reina is another beautiful central square, home to charming cafes and shops, and offering access to the Valencia Cathedral. It's a perfect spot to relax and people-watch.

These towers were main gates to the city, offering panoramic views of the old town.

A central square in Valencia featuring the Tura Fountain and the Valencia Cathedral.

An iconic fountain in Plaza de la Virgen depicting the Tio River and representing the city's abundance.

An iconic fountain in Plaza de la Virgen depicting the Tio River and representing the city's abundance.

The heart of Valencia, featuring the Fuente Dela (Tura Fountain) and the Valencia Cathedral.

Represented by a statue in the Tura Fountain, symbolizing Valencia's agricultural richness.

A UNESCO world heritage site where traders would meet and make deals, featuring impressive rooms with columns and artwork.

A UNESCO-listed building showcasing stunning Gothic architecture, originally Valencia’s silk and commodity exchange.

A bell tower that offers spectacular sweeping views from the top, located at the Valencia Cathedral.

One of the twelve gates that formed part of the ancient city wall of Valencia, built in Valencian Gothic style.

The Round Square is a highlight of the Old Town in Valencia.

The Serranos Tower is one of the two remaining entrance gates to the medieval city, offering the best views of the Old Town and the park.

One of the oldest and most atmospheric squares in Valencia, framed by architectural icons like the Valencia Cathedral, Basilica of the Virgin of the Forsaken, and Palacio de la Henalid.

An architectural icon located in Plaza de la Virgen.

A tower offering sweeping views of the city's rooftops and domes after climbing 207 steps.

Also known as the Silk Exchange, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture dating back to Valencia's golden age of trade.

A part of the Silk Exchange, representing the history of merchants and trade in Valencia.

A historic landmark connected to the Turia Gardens.

The location where the mascotars shake the ground daily at 2 p.m. during Lasalas.

A bell tower in Valencia's Cathedral that offers views of the city from the top after climbing 207 stairs.

A UNESCO World Heritage site and symbol of Valencia's wealth, where silk and other goods were traded, featuring an orange patio and the Sala de Contratación with twisted columns.

One of the best-preserved parts of the old city walls of Valencia, offering great views over the old city and the surrounding neighborhoods.

One of the best-preserved parts of the old city walls of Valencia, offering great views over the old city and the surrounding neighborhoods.