Things to do here:
The port city of Valencia as a Mediterranean capital lies on Spain’s south-eastern coast, where the Turia River meets the sea. Its prime beach location and gorgeous Mediterranean weather make the third-largest city in Spain a perfect holiday destination. Valencia is famous for the City of Arts and Science, the cathedral, the old town, and central market and being the birthplace of paella. Valencia is also popular for its peculiar museums and quirky festivals. For the more adventurous, take a bus to the beautiful Albufera National Park which is only a short 45-minute bus ride away.
To Eat
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Restaurante Navarro offers a wide range of delicious dishes, inspired by Mediterranean cuisine that are enhanced with culinary innovations that blend perfectly with the best traditional recipes. The restaurant is located right in the centre of Valencia just behind the Town Hall Square.
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Casa Montana is situated in the old fisherman quarter of Valencia an offers a wonderful section of traditional tapas, tasting menus and a vast wine selection.
To Stay
- Hotel Neptuno is located on the beachfront of Valencia and overlooks the harbour. It is the best choice for sun and beach getaways and sightseeing due to its proximity to the port, the City of Arts and Sciences makes it the ideal location for a relaxing break.
- Sercotel Sorolla Palace Hotel features a pretty terrace with an outdoor swimming pool, this stylish hotel is located in the city centre and is just a short 45 metres away from Valencia's Congress Centre