Valencia is located on the banks of the River Turia. A city of beaches with a fascinating history, it offers many things to see and experience. The city has architectural attractions, as well as a vibrant nightlife and some of the most interesting festivals in Spain. Moreover, Valencia is the home of paella and other culinary delights. It is one of Spain’s most popular cities with both national and international visitors thanks to its heritage and cultural and artistic venues. It is a city with countless fiestas and traditions, the most famous of which are Las Fallacy and the Tribunal de las Aguas, which were officially declared as fiestas of interest to international visitors.
TRAVEL GUIDE
Everything you need for your trip
Activities & Tourist Attractions
- Valencia History Museum
- Cervello Palace
- La Almoina Archaeological Center
- Valencia’s Main Theater
- El Palacio de la Musica
- Valencia Cathedral
- Basilica de la Virgen
- Lonja de la Seda Building
- Serranos Towers
- Central Market
- Las Fallas
- Exhibition Bridge
- Palace of the Marques de Dos Aguas
- Valencia Port
- Cabecera Park
- Ludo-Statue at Gulliver Park
- Jardin del Real
- Paseo de la Alameda
- Statue of King James in the Parterre
- Palacete de Ayora
General Information
Altitude: 34 masl
Surface Area: 398 km2
Time Zone: UTC +1
Language: Spanish
Currency: Euro
Voltage: 230 V
How to get there
Manises Airport is located 8 km to the west of Valencia and offers connections from Spain and the European Union.
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