Valencia, Spain
City of Arts & Paella - Where futuristic architecture meets culinary tradition on Spain's golden coast
Must-Visit Attractions
Experience Valencia's modern marvels and culinary traditions with our expert local guides
City of Arts and Sciences
Futuristic architectural complex designed by Santiago Calatrava, housing museums, planetarium, and aquarium.
Valencia Cathedral
Historic cathedral blending Gothic, Baroque, and Romanesque styles, home to the Holy Grail legend.
Central Market
One of Europe's largest fresh food markets, housed in a stunning modernist building from 1928.
Paella Cooking Experience
Learn to cook authentic Valencian paella in its birthplace with local chefs and traditional ingredients.
Malvarosa Beach
Beautiful urban beach with golden sand, perfect for relaxation and beachfront dining experiences.
Turia Gardens
Former riverbed transformed into a green corridor stretching through the city center to the sea.