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VALENCIA · AYUDA TURÍSTICA

Travel guides for Valencia

Choose family plans, rainy-day alternatives, visits and day trips in Valencia.

Oceanogràfic

Oceanogràfic presents different marine ecosystems. During a visit, compare how water, landscapes and animals change between habitats. Walking outside through the City of Arts and Sciences does not include aquarium admission: it requires its own ticket.

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Valencia with children

A short walk, a Turia break and an activity that suits your family.

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Lonja de la Seda

The Silk Exchange is a fifteenth-century Gothic building. Not every great historic building is a church: this monument represents Valencia’s civic architecture. Pause to notice its proportions.

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Valencia on a rainy day

Museums and indoor visits for a change of plan without rushed bookings.

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Valencia in four days

Valencia in four days

Old town, Turia, sea and Albufera across four flexible days.

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Oceanogràfic

Oceanogràfic: choosing your ticket

Check the venue, date and ticket combinations before paying.

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Palau de les Arts, Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias

City of Arts and Sciences: outdoors or with tickets

Separate the architecture walk from admission to individual venues.

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Parque natural de la Albufera

Day trips from Valencia

Nature and heritage for a day outside the city.

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Lonja de la Seda

Where to eat in Valencia

Areas for a meal between visits and useful questions to ask.

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Photos: Civitatis and its providers.

Photo credits

Palau de les Arts · Diliff · CC BY-SA 3.0