What to see in Valencia —
8 places to visit

Catedral de Valencia

The main cathedral of Valencia represents a variety of architectural styles from the Romanesque to Neoclassicism. Here you will find the Grail and Goya paintings.

City of Arts and Sciences

A small futuristic miracle, the unique Spanish town of the future is striking with an unlimited opportunity to amaze and expand consciousness.

Parque Natural de la Albufera

In the lagoon of the Parque Natural de la Albufera, about 350 species of birds, as well as freshwater from the Red Book, have been sheltered.

Miguelete Tower

The tower of the Cathedral of Valencia used to be a city lighthouse and a place for launching fireworks, as well as a bell tower.

The Turia Gardens

The Gardens of the Tiria river is 110 hectares of beaty and tranquillity, exciting entertainments and cooling down lakes to unwind and get relaxed.

Port Saplaya

Valencia seaport is one of the biggest in Spain. It is the place where not only vessels moor, but it is also a perfect place for people to stroll.

Plaza de Toros de Valencia

Every year, from March to October, the corrida is held here, and in the evenings hot parties are hanging out. The arena accommodates up to 16,000 spectators.

El Barrio del Carmen

In the oldest quarter of Valencia, visitors usually drink coffee here and visit the historical museum, and in the evening salsa parties are lit up and the flamenco master dances.

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