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In and around Valencia

Airports

Valencia Airport

Transportation

Train, Metro and Bus Stations

The North Railway Station

Places of interest

Monuments and Landmarks

Ayuntamiento de Valencia Catedral de San Pedro y Santa María Ciudad de Las Artes Y Las Ciencias Feria Valencia Lonja de la Seda de Valencia The city of arts and sciences Torres de los Serranos

Amusement and Theme parks

Oceanogràfic

Beaches

Malvarrosa beach

Sports Venues

Estadio de Fútbol Mestalla

Things to do

Hemisfèric Orange Bikes Valencia Bus Turístico

Museums and Art Galleries

Jardín Botánico Museo de Ciencias Naturales

Shops

Casa del Llibre

Public Parks

Jardines del Real

Restaurants and Cafes

La Lola Mercado Central

Bars

Lounge

Music Venues

Palau de la Música

Tourist and Travel Info

Regional Tourist Office Turismo Valencia (Vlc) Tourist Office

Convention and Exhibition Centers

Valencia Conference Centre

Entertainment

Abbey Road Akuarela Albatros

Colleges and Universities

Academia de Baile Maria Cruz Alcalá

Valencia

One of Spain's most celebrated and influential cities, Valencia delivers historic neighborhoods and luxurious beach resorts. It manages to keep these two worlds separate, so that some tourists enjoying resort accommodation in Valencia rarely set foot in the city center. That aside, there's a great deal to see and do and both sides of the divide, and tourists owe it to themselves to enjoy all Valencia has to offer.

The historic city center is full of sightseeing potential, especially in the Barrio del Carmen. Valencia was ruled by the Moors for hundreds of years, but circumstances changed 900 years ago when El Cid drove them out and established a more European-minded kingdom. Today, influences from both sides are evident in the art, architecture and cuisine of Valencia.