Top Places in Valencia

Valencia, a fascinating mix of history and modernity, is the perfect destination for those looking to explore a city full of charm and vitality. Don't miss our guide to the most popular tourist and leisure attractions in Valencia.

The culture of Valencia is a mosaic of traditions, history and modernity

Valencian culture fuses its rich historical heritage with a lively urban life. The city is known for its emblematic festivities, such as Las Fallas, a spectacular celebration in which fire is the main protagonist. The world-renowned paella is an icon of the region. In addition, Valencia is home to a vibrant arts scene, ranging from the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences complex to the historic Barrio del Carmen, filled with museums, galleries and medieval architecture. This unique combination makes Valencia an incomparable cultural destination, where past and present intertwine harmoniously.

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Iglesia de San Nicolás
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Church St. Nicholas of Bari and St. Peter Martyr

The church of San Nicolas de Bari and San Pedro Mártir is the so-called »Sistine Chapel of Valencia», Gianluigi Colalucci himself carried out the restoration works of the church. This lord is the one who restored the true Sistine Chapel! It is when he sees it finished when he decides to baptize it as such. Little has to do with the Sistine Chapel of the Vatican, as the Church of St Nicholas
paella de marisco
Gastronomy

The authentic paella of Valencia

Rice has always been a recognized delicacy throughout the world, and it is the most famous cereal for its nutritional properties and its long history. From rice to paella. From Africa to Valencia. But, going back a little in time, how did it get to Valencia? It was brought by inhabitants of North Africa to Spain back in the 8th century. But it was not until the Muslim era when it
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24 hours in Valencia: the essentials

We only have 24 hours in Valencia. What can we do to not miss anything?✨ Here we tell you everything you have to see if you spend one day in this wonder of the Mediterranean known as: the healthiest city in the world and the Capital of Design 2022. , so read on! 8:30 a.m. arrival in the city We will start the visit from Xàtiva street: one of the most important streets in the city and where