If you are thinking of going to Valencia, it is a wonderful city full of history, culture and interesting places that you have to visit. Below I tell you my recommendations of what to see in Valencia.
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City of arts and sciences
The City of Arts and Sciences is a place you definitely cannot miss. Among them we find the Hemisferic, where we can find audiovisual projections. The Prince Felipe Science Museum is a place dedicated to scientific and cultural dissemination. Then the Oceanografic, which is the largest aquarium in Europe, and finally the Palau de las Artes y las Ciencias, which is dedicated to musical programming.
Valencia's old town
The next place you have to visit is the old town of Valencia, where you can walk through the famous Carmen neighborhood. There you can find different squares, shops, bars, restaurants.
Valencia Cathedral
One of the attractions to see in Valencia is its cathedral, the Cathedral of Santa Maria de Valencia, which displays a mostly Gothic construction style, although it also features a combination of other architectural elements from different periods, such as Romanesque, French Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical in its design and structure. If you have the chance to visit it, don't hesitate.
What to see in Valencia - Turia Gardens
Another point of interest to see in Valencia is theThe Turia Gardens are located in the old riverbed of the Turia River. You can walk or cycle through the area through the whole city. You should definitely visit and walk through this park.
Beaches of Valencia
You can find several beaches in Valencia, such as Patacona or Malvarrosa, an ideal place to relax and sunbathe. The following beaches have blue flags if you want to visit them: Cabanyal, El Saler, La Devesa, La Garrofera, Malvarrosa and finally Recatí-Perellonet.
What to see in Valencia - Central market
The mThe central market is one of the most beautiful places in Valencia, if you find yourself here do not hesitate to visit it. It is located in the square of the city of Bruges in Valencia. It is considered one of the works of Valencian modernism, due to its great architectural importance. You can find a variety of fresh and typical Spanish products.
Serrano Towers
The Torres are one of the fortified gates that still exist in the old medieval wall of Valencia. You can visit them from Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sundays and holidays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The entrance fee is 2 euros, and the reduced rate is 1 euro. On Sundays and holidays, admission is free.
In short, Valencia combines the modern with the historical, the natural with the cultural, creating a unique experience for each visitor. Whether exploring the impressive futuristic architecture of the City of Arts and Sciences, relaxing on the golden sand of Malvarrosa Beach, discovering the gastronomic richness at the Central Market or immersing yourself in the authentic atmosphere of the Barrio del Carmen, Valencia offers endless exciting adventures. Get ready to be carried away by the magic of Valencia and create unforgettable memories!
