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You'll Love Valencia if:

  • You want an educational trip with the family
  • You want a memorable city break
  • You want to experience Spain's famed nightlife.

Valencia at a Glance

The coastal Spanish city of Valencia is a cultural goldmine, and perfect for those looking to explore. Spain’s third largest city is sprinkled with a myriad of ancient monuments, years-old architecture and bustling markets, and there are plenty of fun indoor and outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Top Attractions in Valencia

History enthusiasts will not know where to begin in Valencia. But here are a few of the must sees;

  • La Lonja de la Seda is at the top of our list. It...
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The coastal Spanish city of Valencia is a cultural goldmine, and perfect for those looking to explore. Spain’s third largest city is sprinkled with a myriad of ancient monuments, years-old architecture and bustling markets, and there are plenty of fun indoor and outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Top Attractions in Valencia

History enthusiasts will not know where to begin in Valencia. But here are a few of the must sees;

  • La Lonja de la Seda is at the top of our list. It is considered one of Europe’s most beautiful and best preserved Gothic buildings, and promises to have you in awe. Built between 1482 and 1548, this UNESCO World Heritage Site has been authentically furnished and will take you back in time.
  • The Museum of Fine Arts is one of Spain’s finest. Its 17th century building holds collections by famous artists such as Velaque, El Greco, and Sorolla. For something a little more contemporary, drop by the Valencian Institute of Modern Art, where there is always something to see. The Palacio Del Marques de Dos Aguas is also a beautiful architectural delight that should be visited, and also has in interesting Ceramics Museum.
  • Torres de Serranos are 14th century gothic guard towers that once stood as the gateway into the city. They’re a great stop-off point that will give you insight as to how Valencia used to defend its city.

Family Holidays in Valencia

Planning a holiday for the whole family can be challenging. Our experts at lowcoastholidays.com have come up with a few suggestions for your cheap Valencia holiday;

  • The kids will enjoy a visit to the City of Arts and Sciences. This sleek building houses a science museum, IMAX centre, planetarium, and marine park. Inside, there are many fun interactive activities to keep everyone busy for an afternoon or two.
  • For a colorful adventure, spend a morning at the lively central or Mercado Market. This beautiful old 1920s Valencian building has hundreds of stalls selling delicious produce. Why not pick up everyone’s favorites and have a family picnic at the popular El Cabanyal beach. This beach is wide and sandy, with parasols to keep the heat at bay.
  • For adventurers, there are also opportunities for quad-biking, paintballing and karting. For something a little tamer, rent out some bikes for the day to see the sights. There is also a bio-park for the animal-lovers.

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A family holiday in Valencia wouldn’t be complete without visiting the L'Oceanogràfic – one of the largest aquariums in Europe. The park hosts 45,000 examples of 500 different marine species and is perfect for kids who want to have fun whilst learning. Visit their underwater restaurant for a truly...

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A family holiday in Valencia wouldn’t be complete without visiting the L'Oceanogràfic – one of the largest aquariums in Europe. The park hosts 45,000 examples of 500 different marine species and is perfect for kids who want to have fun whilst learning. Visit their underwater restaurant for a truly magical end to the day.

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The Prince Phillip Museum of Science is a great way to keep the kids entertained whilst allowing them to become immersed within the world of science. This may be one of the only museum’s where getting involved with the artefacts on show is encouraged. They’ll even get a chance to experiment with...

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The Prince Phillip Museum of Science is a great way to keep the kids entertained whilst allowing them to become immersed within the world of science. This may be one of the only museum’s where getting involved with the artefacts on show is encouraged. They’ll even get a chance to experiment with electricity; their hair will be standing on ends.

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Just a few kilometers south of Valencia is Albufera. The natural park is a great day out for all the family to enjoy. Filled with wildlife, wetlands and dunes, there’s plenty to explore, whilst soaking in the breathtaking surroundings.

The Olympia in Valencia is the perfect night time haven. With an indoor swimming pool, the kids will kept busy splashing away and escaping the scorching afternoon sun as well as enjoying plenty of food options at the hotel's restaurant and café.

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Embarking on a romantic break for two in the warm surroundings of Valencia? Then booking in a trip to Jardin De Ayora is a must. Roam around these romantic gardens at your leisure, winding your way to the fairy-tale palace in the middle. You may just find the prince you were looking for.

Valencia is known for two things – its juicy oranges and perfectly produced rice. The locals pride themselves on offering the best of both, all year around. Therefore, finding a decent restaurant that serves well-made Paella isn’t hard to do. Pato a la naranja is another original dish from this...

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Valencia is known for two things – its juicy oranges and perfectly produced rice. The locals pride themselves on offering the best of both, all year around. Therefore, finding a decent restaurant that serves well-made Paella isn’t hard to do. Pato a la naranja is another original dish from this area of Spain and consists of the classic duck served with orange sauce.

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The Hospes Palau de la Mar is situated in the heart of the city, perfect walking distance to the bars and restaurants and only 1km away from the beach. This five star hotel is minimal in style but exudes luxury and is great for a romantic weekend for two.

Embrace the local culture whilst on holiday in Valencia by spending a lazy afternoon exploring The Central Market. Located at the Plaza del Mercado, the market is brimming with food and people, as it’s a great place to get a sense of how the locals live, whilst gorging on some delicious tapas,...

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Embrace the local culture whilst on holiday in Valencia by spending a lazy afternoon exploring The Central Market. Located at the Plaza del Mercado, the market is brimming with food and people, as it’s a great place to get a sense of how the locals live, whilst gorging on some delicious tapas, seafood or paella.

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Valencia is a constant hub for cultural activities throughout the year. Not only is it the location for the Formula One European Grand Prix, the close city of Buñol hosts the famous, La Tomatina, an annual tomato fight held in August, which draws international crowds every year.

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Indulge yourself in a little local history whilst in Valencia. Perfect for the couple or family who like to explore, a trip to Sagunto – a short train ride away – will not disappoint. Famous for its Roman theatre and hilltop castle that stretches over a kilometre, the city was also the first to be...

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Indulge yourself in a little local history whilst in Valencia. Perfect for the couple or family who like to explore, a trip to Sagunto – a short train ride away – will not disappoint. Famous for its Roman theatre and hilltop castle that stretches over a kilometre, the city was also the first to be attacked by Hannibal!

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Founded by Michelin star chef, Quique Dacosta, Mercatbar was an instant success in Valencia. Serving great Tapas and rice dishes at reasonable prices, there’s no wonder everyone is prepared to queue for a seat night after night. If you’re after something a little more refined then book a table at...

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Founded by Michelin star chef, Quique Dacosta, Mercatbar was an instant success in Valencia. Serving great Tapas and rice dishes at reasonable prices, there’s no wonder everyone is prepared to queue for a seat night after night. If you’re after something a little more refined then book a table at the Michelin-starred Riff restaurant. Offering an eight-course tasting menu, you can sit, drink fine wine and enjoy the array of superbly good food.

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July, in Valencia, is one of the cities loudest, colourful and most exciting months. The city comes together to celebrate the Feria de Julio, and hosts a month long series of events. It’s a great time to be on holiday in Valencia and become a part of the celebrations.

Nightlife

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Valencia’s nightlife is eclectic. You’ll find everything from jazz bars to relaxed traditional Spanish venues, but don’t go out too early, most bars don’t get busy until 11pm. For a trendy and popular bar, try Johnny Maracas and try an Agua de Valencia – Cointreau, orange juice and champagne....

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Valencia’s nightlife is eclectic. You’ll find everything from jazz bars to relaxed traditional Spanish venues, but don’t go out too early, most bars don’t get busy until 11pm. For a trendy and popular bar, try Johnny Maracas and try an Agua de Valencia – Cointreau, orange juice and champagne. Delicious.

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Las Cuevas is one of Valencia’s popular restaurants, offering an interesting menu that feeds its experimental guests. Be sure to try their rum-soaked chorizo for a peculiar but mouth-watering dish.

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If you’re planning a few wild nights out when on holiday in Valencia, then you can’t miss a night out in one of the world's most-famous clubs, Pacha. The Ibiza born house-music-mecca has been one of the biggest clubs in the region since arriving. With a 1200 capacity, there’ll be plenty of people...

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If you’re planning a few wild nights out when on holiday in Valencia, then you can’t miss a night out in one of the world's most-famous clubs, Pacha. The Ibiza born house-music-mecca has been one of the biggest clubs in the region since arriving. With a 1200 capacity, there’ll be plenty of people to dance the night away with.

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Head to Valencia’s Radio City, if you fancy something more traditional but fun, on an evening. The venue plays hosts to several weekly nights, but if visiting on a Tuesday be sure to stop by for the live Flamenco evenings. With a cocktail or two you’ll be on your feet in no time.

  • Valencia Travel Information

    Language
    Spanish
    Currency
    Euro
    Local time
    GMT +1 hour
    Local airport
    Valencia
    Flight time
    2 hours 20 minutes
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