Valencia offers a unique combination of history, culture, gastronomy and nature that makes it an incredible destination to visit. A city that surprises, with an exceptional climate and extensive infrastructure and tourist services for all audiences.

How to get to Valencia: with many air connections, 2 hours by plane from most European capitals, less than 2 hours by train from Madrid.

Discover Valencia like a Valencian! Explore our wide selection of activities, carefully selected to offer you the best that Valencia has to offer.

What to do in Valencia?

Culture and Heritage: Valencia is rich in history and boasts impressive architecture, such as the famous City of Arts and Sciences, the Valencia Cathedral in Plaza de la Almoina and the Serranos Towers.
Eating in Valencia: Immerse yourself in Valencian culture and flavours with a guided food tour of Valencia's iconic Central Market, an ode to the freshness and quality of local produce. Enjoy a wide variety of typical dishes, from horchata to tapas. Don't forget to try an authentic Valencian paella, an explosion of flavours and aromas that will transport you to the heart of Spanish tradition.
Beaches of Valencia: Valencia has beautiful beaches along the coast, such as Playa Malvarrosa and Playa de la Patacona, where you can enjoy the sun, sand and taste of the Mediterranean in the vibrant beach bars of the Valencian beach, where you can taste exquisite rice, seafood and tapas dishes.
Events and festivals in Valencia: The city is famous for its festivals and events, such as the Fallas in March, the Tomatina in Buñol in August and the July Fair.
Museums in Valencia: Valencia is home to a large number of museums and art galleries, such as the Museum of Fine Arts and the Valencian Institute of Modern Art (IVAM), where you can enjoy works by local and international artists.
Parks and Gardens: the city is full of charming parks and gardens, such as the Turia Gardens, where you can walk, play sports or simply relax outdoors. Embark on an unforgettable underwater journey at the Oceanografic in Valencia, the largest aquarium in Europe, and discover the wonders of marine life from the depths of the ocean to the coral reefs.