Valencia Tour – If you are planning to visit Valencia you’re going to absolutely love Spain’s third largest city, a charming, Mediterranean metropolis that sits along Spain’s mesmerizingly beautiful, east coast. It’s a place where historical buildings merge beautifully with modern architecture, and where the heart of this city truly lies in its appetite for good food.

Wondering what to visit in Valencia, Spain?
Keep reading what we, as travel agents suggest for you in Valencia Tour :

1-City of Arts & Sciences

The City of Arts and Sciences is a cultural and architectural complex in the city of Valencia, Spain. It is the most important modern tourist destination in the city of Valencia and one of the 12 Treasures of Spain.
You really cannot come to this city without exploring this imaginative feat of design and culture.

2-Explore the Old Town

Like most European cities, Valencia has an Old Town tucked in the middle of the modern buildings around it. There’s plenty to see and do there. You’ll find Marqués de Dos Aguas Palace which is among the top sights in Valencia, having been fully restored and retaining much of its original furniture and decoration. It’s also home to the González Martí National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts.

3-Enjoy the cuisine

Valencia is the birthplace of paella, meaning that you absolutely have to eat paella while you’re here. In fact, Valencia also has a special type of paella named after it, Paella Valenciana, which is made with chicken instead of seafood. There’s also fiduea, which is basically paella but made with noodles instead of rice. Although there is an incredibly diverse cuisine in Valencia, rice dominates the region’s menus. Rice dishes can be broken down into “dry” rice dishes, like paella, and rice stews called arroz caldoso in Spanish, which is cooked in traditional ceramic or metal dishes.

4-Chill out on the beach

The city of Valencia is Spain’s third largest and has several beaches to visit. Mostly undeveloped, traditional and family-friendly they are perfect for a relaxing beach holiday in Valencia.
The most popular beach in Valencia that attracts the most visitors is the one that is nearest to the city, La Malvarrosa. The beach offers a luxury of space and all the main facilities. There is a large promenade lined with palm trees and plenty of restaurants and bars, serving excellent local dishes like Paella or Fideuà.
The beach of El Saler is located about 13 kilometres to the south of the city. El Saler is a very peaceful place and great for wildlife spotting and gazing in awe at the crystal clear blue sky above you.
Port Saplaya beach  is also quiet but has better facilities as many Valencianos actually live here. Port Saplaya is a colourful building complex right at the beach, just seven kilometres north of Valencia city.

5-Get lost in the Mercado Central

Mercado Central or Mercat Central is a public market located in across from the Llotja de la Seda and the church of the Juanes in central Valencia, Spain. The Mercado Central or Central Market of Valencia is one of the oldest markets still in use in Europe and has been declared a ”Heritage of Cultural Interest” site by the Spanish Ministry of Culture. The building is situated in the heart of Ciutat Vella, the historic city centre of Valencia, which is very close to several tourist attractions and numerous shops, bars and restaurants. You’ll find seasonal fruit and vegetables, plenty of fresh fish, cold meats, cheeses, baked goods, olives and lots of wine.

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– Barracart Apartments
– The Westin Valencia
– Las Arenas Balneario Resort
– NH Collection Valencia Colón
– Caro Hotel
– One Shot Mercat 09