A VISIT TO VALENCIA

CITY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

An immense architectural complex designed by the Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava. But the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències (City of Arts and Sciences) is also 350,000 m² of fun, science, and culture across the buildings that make it up: the Museu de les Ciències (Science Museum), the Palau de les Arts (Opera House), the Hemisfèric, and the Oceanogràfic (aquarium).

TURIA GARDENS

The Turia Gardens are a true green lung of the city, featuring sports facilities and closed to traffic. They allow you to cross the city by bike or on foot all the way to the Mediterranean Sea. To the east, you’ll find the City of Arts and Sciences, and to the west, the Bioparc.

L´ALBUFERA

Just 10 kilometers from Valencia lies the L’Albufera Natural Park, where beaches and rice fields gave birth to the traditional Valencian paella. It is one of the most environmentally valuable natural areas in Europe—a natural paradise that is home to numerous bird species.

TOURIST AREAS

More than 2,000 years of history have left a deep mark on what is one of the largest historic centers in Europe. The heart of the city holds architectural treasures from various cultures and civilizations, featuring outstanding examples of Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, and Modernist art.

TOURIST SITES Cathedral with the Holy Grail, El Miguelete bell tower, and the Water Tribunal; L’Almoina Museum; Portal de la Valldigna; Serranos and Quart Towers; Plaza de la Virgen and the Basilica; Plaza de la Reina and Plaza Redonda; Silk Exchange (La Lonja) and Central Market; Centre del Carme; El Carmen neighborhood and San Nicolás Church; IVAM Museum; Admiral’s Baths, and City Hall Square (Plaza del Ayuntamiento).

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