Valencia

Valencia is on the east coast of Spain where it basks in the Mediterranean sun. Valencia attracts lots of international visitors wanting to see this extraordinary, historic city surrounded by stunning landscapes. Now it’s your turn to discover Valencia. Just take a direct flight from Bordeaux!

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5 good reasons to go to Valencia

La Albufera is spellbinding

La Albufera Natural Park is a great place for nature-lovers. The wetlands of Albufera are world renowned and extend out over a freshwater lake right by the sea. Take a stroll through the park and try and spot the different bird species. And your visit to the park wouldn’t be complete without a boat trip.

Catch a few rays in Valencia

Valencia is a great place to go for historic buildings, exciting nightlife, great food and stunning beaches. Some beaches, like La Malvarrosa, are just a short walk from the city centre! You can’t come to Valencia without relaxing on some of the city’s golden, sandy beaches. A little further away, there’s a cute little beach at Pinedo.

Las Fallas, the place to go for a party

The Valencian calendar is full of fabulous events! Don’t miss: Las Fallas Festival. There’s non-stop celebrations for a whole week in March. People dress up in traditional costumes and parade alongside Ninots (huge papier mâché figures), and fireworks make the celebrations even more exciting and colourful.

A city within a city

The incredible City of Arts and Sciences leisure complex stands out on the urban landscape for its unusual architecture. Once inside, you’ll never be bored! There’s a cinema, planetarium, garden, oceanarium, museums, art gallery, concert hall and more. The complex skilfully blends culture, nature and entertainment.

Tasty Valencian cuisine

The food in Spain makes it one of the most popular destinations in Europe. Order classic tapas or Valencian paella, or try other local dishes such as fideuà (paella with pasta instead of rice),esgarraet (cured cod salad) and all i pebre (an eel dish). When it comes to drinks, try an agua de Valencia cocktail or a glass of milky horchata.

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Culture and history

A rich historical heritage

There are impressive buildings worth visiting all around the city. Sights you really must see include the incredible Gothic cathedral, Torres de Serranos towers, Plaza de Toros bullring, the Presidency of the Generalitat of Catalunya, and finally the La Llotja de la Seda civic building and former 15th century Silk Exchange. And you’ll spot lots of other beautiful places along the way.

The green side of Valencia

Valencia has some beautiful gardens for visitors to enjoy on sunny days. In the city centre, the scenic Gulliver Park and Palau and Turia gardens are well worth a visit. Or you could head to the BioParc, home to many native African animals, or the Natural Parks at La Albufera and Sierra Calderona.

A city gazing out to sea

Valencia is a port city with something to please everyone. At the marina, there’s a diverse range of activities and attractions. For a start, you’ll see the expansive warehouses built at the beginning of the 20th century. You can also do water sports or take a boat trip over to Ibiza.

Outings

The central market is buzzing

Valencia’s central market first opened its doors in 1928. The market is sure to awaken all your senses. And the building itself is impressive with its metal frame, glass windows and dome. Amongst the hustle and bustle of the market, you’ll see plenty of high-quality, fresh produce on the stalls (snails, saffron and more). There’s also another great market at Colón.

Enjoy all Valencia has to offer

Valencians love to meet up in the evening for a drink or bite to eat. Head to Barrio del Carmen, one of the city’s liveliest areas. The bar and restaurant terraces fill up really quickly, so don’t leave it too late to grab a table and unwind in the warm and friendly atmosphere.

Gastronomy

The real paella

Have you ever tried Valencian paella? Paellaoriginates from Valencia, so the paella you get here is the real deal. To rustle up a Valencian paella, you need chicken, rabbit, rice, tomato, green beans, and saffron to make the dish look pretty. If you add seafood etc, it’s no longer a Valencian paella.

Turrón, Spanish nougat

Lots of people fall in love with this sweet, Spanish treat. Turrón is a type of nougat that’s made in different ways depending on the region. Around Valencia, it’s made with almonds, sugar and egg whites. Fruit and other flavourings can be added to give the turróna unique, delicious taste.