The Ultimate Guide of Things to do in Valencia Spain
Discover the vibrant heart of Valencia, Spain, with this ultimate guide. From the historic grandeur of its Gothic architecture and bustling markets to the futuristic marvels of the City of Arts and Sciences and the sun-kissed Mediterranean beaches, Valencia offers a rich tapestry of experiences for every traveler.
Novo Oslo
A popular spot in Valencia known as 'El Remoret,' the king of the esmoret, where you can try the traditional Valencian second breakfast.
Cathedral
A 13th-century Gothic cathedral that was once a Roman forum and Muslim mosque, and now houses the Holy Grail and the arm of St. Vincent the Martyr.
Miglete bell tower
A bell tower in Valencia's Cathedral that offers views of the city from the top after climbing 207 stairs.
Mercado Central
Valencia's Mercado Central, also known as the Cathedral of Senses, is the largest market in Spain and the biggest fresh produce market in Europe, featuring art nouveau architecture and stalls filled with fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, and small restaurants.
Longha the silk exchange
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.
San Nicolas
Also known as Valencia's Sistine Chapel, this church features a 13th-century structure with a 17th-century baroque-style interior covered in detailed frescoes depicting the stories of St. Nicholas and St. Peter the Martyr.
St. Nicholas Church
Also known as Valencia's Sistine Chapel, this church features a 13th-century structure with a 17th-century baroque-style interior covered in detailed frescoes depicting the stories of St. Nicholas and St. Peter the Martyr.
Hundred
Restaurant in Valencia that won best burger in the world for 2024 and 2025 known for its award-winning burgers.
City Hall
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.
Turya Gardens
A park in Valencia ideal for biking, connecting the historic center to the City of Arts and Sciences and the beach.
city of arts and sciences
A modern architectural complex in Valencia designed by Santiago Calatrava, featuring an aquarium, science museum, planetarium, and opera house.
Playa de Malvar Rosa
One of the main city beaches in Valencia that is spacious and easy to reach.
Playa del Carbanal
One of the main city beaches in Valencia that is spacious and easy to reach.
Carbonal Beach
Beach in Valencia where La Pepika restaurant is located, offering a boardwalk lined with restaurants and beach bars.
La Pepika
A famous restaurant in Valencia, opened in 1898, known for its paella valenciana, frequented by famous people such as Ernest Hemingway.
Beneta
Ice cream shop in Valencia where they have the best ice cream in Spain.
Torres deseranos
One of the best-preserved parts of the old city walls of Valencia, offering great views over the old city and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Sarranos towers
One of the best-preserved parts of the old city walls of Valencia, offering great views over the old city and the surrounding neighborhoods.
oceanographic
The most popular attraction within Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences.