Valencia Airport transfers

Opposite La Lonja, you will find the oldest food market in Europe, located in a fantastic building in a true Valencian style. The market is just as lively now as it was a hundred years ago, as if time...

The Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, or City of Arts and Sciences, is a futuristic complex designed by Santiago Calatrava that has become the number one attraction in Valencia. Walking around takin...

Valencia’s Cathedral is a beautiful example of Gothic architecture, and the home of the Holy Grail – the only one certified by the Vatican. Its tower, the Miguelete, is a true icon of Valencia. Climb ...

Since the Turia river was diverted south of the city after serious flooding in the 1950s, its former riverbed has become one of the best places in Valencia to go for a stroll, offering 9 kms of garden...

This new museum occupies the Colegio del Arte Mayor de la Seda (College of High Silk Art), a beautiful 15th-century building restored to its former glory, and takes visitors through Valencia’s Golden ...

With no visible barriers, visitors to this animal park can immerse themselves in the amazing wild habitats where lions, elephants, hippos, gorillas and many more species live. The emphasis is on the p...

Valencia is a vibrant city with the added bonus of being right on the beach. Playa de la Malvarossa is a 1km long promenade with clearn white sands, just a few minutes walk from city centre attraction...

Spain's oldest centre of modern art, this institute features over 10,000 pieces of art and photography from the 20th century. Temporary exhibitions are housed in the basement - once part of the city's...

If you only manage to see one sight, it has to be La Lonja, the old silk exchange. It is heralded as one of the foremost Gothic buildings in Europe, and in 1996 it became a UNESCO world heritage site....

This small church in the district of El Carmen is known as Valencia’s Sistine Chapel. The spectacular frescoes that cover its ceiling, dating from the 17th century, have recently been restored to thei...

One of the most beautiful examples of Modernist architecture in the city, the Colon Market is home to several cafes and restaurants, and a good place to pick up interesting crafts and gifts, particula...

The best place to learn how to cook paella, in the very city where the dish came from. A great experience to enjoy with friends. The half day courses include a trip to the market, cooking tuition and ...

The two squares that surround the Cathedral are at the heart of Valencian life. The many bars and restaurants lining the squares are always buzzing and their terraces are great places to relax in the ...

This playground is quite unusual and very much appreciated by the children. If you look closely you will see that the whole playground consists of a large giant, hence the name "Gulliver".

In this museum located in a restored mill you will learn about the procedure of processing rice in the mill's machinery, and understand an interesting part of Valencia's cultural memory.

This renovated art museum is one of the finest in Spain and houses some 2 000 works, most dating from the 14th-17th centuries. Art works by Goya, Velázquez, José Ribera and Sorolla cover its red, peac...

This small museum’s exhibits focus on Valencia’s huge Las Fallas festival. Las Fallas is a traditional celebration held every year in March, and people use this festive event to ridicule those in powe...

This botanical garden was founded in 1567 and restored in 2000. It contains an impressive collection of more than three thousand species of trees, palm trees and plants.

Built in 1261, this gothic church is one of the oldest in the city, actually the first church built in Valencia after the Cathedral. The church has a single nave covered with a pointed barrel vault.

The Serranos Towers provide spectacular views of the city and the Turia River. They were built at the end of the 14th century as a part of the city's fortification.

The L'Hemisfèric IMAX Cinema is part of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias. It is an impressive 3D IMAX Cinema that offers an appreciated rest for tired feet. Lay back in the comfortable chairs an...

The Oceanogràfic Aquarium is part of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias. Here you can see dolphins, sea lions, penguins, turtles, sharks and rays. The Oceanogràfic was designed by Spanish architec...

The Science Museum Príncipe Felipe is part of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, here you get to use your brain! This is a science museum that will put your brain cells to the test more than once...

The Palacio de las Artes Reina Sofia Concert Hall is part of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias. This concert hall/opera house has four auditoriums dedicated to music and scenic arts. The great ac...

The Umbracle Greenhouse is part of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias. At this greenhouse you easily can spend three hours walking along the green promenade. Apart from the plants from all over th...

It is a delicious initiative that debuted in 2009 and echoes New York and London’s Restaurant Weeks, when the city’s best restaurants offer exquisite tasting menus at irresistible prices. During the t...

Favoured by a long list of celebrities, from Ernest Hemingway to actors and footballers, this is a real institution in Valencia. For more than 100 years, La Pepica has been serving great rice and sea...

The location in the Old Town, as well as the interior of wooden beams and original design by Daniel Torres, provide a warm ambience to this restaurant. The cuisine can best be described as creative, w...

A classic Italian restaurant in the City centre with an authentic atmosphere, serving pasta, pizzas and meat dishes, Al Pomodoro also offers a gluten-free menu.

Creative Valencian cuisine by award-winning chef Alejandro del Toro, recommended in the Michelin Guide 2016. Don’t miss the oxtail dishes, his speciality.

This modern restaurant encapsulates the creativity developed by the award-winning chef Quique Dacosta from the smaller town of Dénia. His signature dishes can be enjoyed in the heart of Valencia.

Featured in the Michelin Guide 2016, Vertical stands out for its attractive decoration and excellent views from its location on the top floor of the Confortel Aqua 4 hotel, as well as its interesting ...

A traditional restaurant by Malvarrosa Beach established in 1922, Casa Carmela has been serving wood-fired paella, fish and seafood for four generations. For many, it offers the best rice dishes in Va...

A traditional grocery store turned into an informal eatery serving traditional Valencia cuisine using fresh local produce, close to the Cathedral and Miguelete tower. An unusual place, not to be misse...

Traditional Mediterranean cooking with an innovative twist in the striking environment of the Palau de les Arts opera house, inside the City of Arts and Sciences.

Dolium is an elegant and stylish restaurant with attentive staff who will make your experience there unique. Don't miss their Steak Tartare prepared in front of the customer.

Innovative Spanish cuisine using the best seasonal produce in the trendy neighbourhood of Ruzafa. Founded by two friends and top chefs who have previously worked at some of the top establishments in V...

A centenary restaurant, winner of several awards. Four generations dedicated to serving the best traditional Valencian cuisine by the Albufera Natural Park.

A sophisticated yet affordable wine bar, managed by renowned sommelier Guillaume Glories (2010 Madrid Fusion national champion). Enjoy fresh produce paired with excellent wines.

The best place to learn how to cook paella, in the very city where the dish came from. A great experience to enjoy with friends. The half day courses include a trip to the market, cooking tuition and ...

This is the place to be if you want a genuine Valencia paella! Excellent atmosphere, extremely tasty food, friendly service and reasonable prices.

A cosy restaurant by one of Spain’s top chefs, Begoña Rodrigo. The tasting menu is highly creative, well defined and teeming with intriguing flavours. Reservations are essential.

This restaurant offers fun, fresh and casual cuisine in the historic centre of Valencia. A selection of “gastrotapas” using fresh seasonal produce can be enjoyed in a minimalist and modern environment...

The Civera Restaurant is one of the best seafood restaurants in Valencia, and a reference in contemporary Valencian cuisine. It has large rooms for the most special celebrations, and offers a personal...

Worth a ride out of town for some of the best paella, Valencian dishes - and sunsets - in the whole region. Located in the village of El Palmar by the Albufera Natural Park.

Puerta del Mar offers the best meats from the Basque Country, chuletones, sirloins and entrecotes, as well as fish and seafood from all over the Mediterranean, including exclusive products such as sea...

The menu at Ricard Camarena Restaurant (Michelin Star and three Repsol Suns) is a successful combination of taste, absolute respect for the product, an understated creative cuisine grounded in traditi...

La Bulería offers one of the best venues in the city to enjoy live flamenco, performed by high quality artists, together with high quality Spanish food.

Café de Las Horas has a fascinating bohemian atmosphere and it's located in the heart of Valencia. From the outside, it looks like nothing more than an ordinary café, but the inside features an impres...

At a quiet pedestrian street behind La Lonja lies Café Lisboa. Here you can sit in the sun and enjoy a beer together with good friends. Take the chance to taste the typical Spanish sandwiches called "...

A great place to take a break from shopping and enjoy a refreshing glass of horchata, the typical Valencian tiger nut drink, with fartons (doughnuts), in the beautiful surroundings of the Colon Market...

With its central location, this is the perfect pit stop to grab an artisan ice cream while sightseeing in the old town, choosing from a wide range of flavours. The café also serves a selection of iced...

Casa Montaña is legendary in Valencia, a traditional tapas bar in the "El Cabañal" area. The clientele is a mix of locals and tourists, as the fair is appreciated by both. This place is also quite fam...

Horchata is a Valencian speciality which some people like and others cannot stand - try for yourself in this characteristic central cafe. It is a drink made from the chufas root (tiger nuts) and sippe...

Founded in 1881, Chocolatería Valor has had a lot of time to perfect their chocolate creations. Try the chocolate fondue, chocolate churros and hot chocolate. It is a nice place to relax and people wa...

It is a modest little cafe on the beachfront of Valencia. It was an old "beach bar" back in the 60s-80s and keeps that spirit with fisherman's hut style decor and traditional Valencian cuisine.

Specializing in tapas made with seasonal produce, this mediterranean tavern and wine cellar has a typical Spanish decor, and it's a great spot to taste the best Spanish food at the best prices.

Gastrobar was created by renowned chef Quique Dacosta, and it's a place where classic, historical tapas from the Valencia region are re-interpreted with respect, always with taste in mind. This is a f...

This is a pleasant street cafe with outdoor tables, where you can enjoy a great selection of ice creams plus drinks and other snacks in the Mediterranean sun. Located in the historic centre, close to ...

M.Y.A can be found below the L’Umbracle club and is claimed to be one of the essential night spots in Valencia, with its cool interiors and its beautiful outside view on the modern buildings of the Ci...

LaLola Restaurante is a traditional, yet hip place that has adapted to the modern times. On Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays you can dine while watching a live flamenco performance.

Latino culture reigns supreme at Johnny’s. Here you can order a mojito or an Agua de Valencia (cava, orange juice and vodka) from their popular cocktail menu, before getting on the dancefloor.

This charming place is Polynesian from top to toe. Here you can enjoy a couple of colourful drinks in a cosy atmosphere. If you have a sweet tooth, this place also offers large bowls of different ice ...

Negresco English Pub will feel close to heaven if you enjoy whiskey - they offer over 600 types from all over the world. The atmosphere is very cosy, perfect if you want to hang out with family and fr...

Located in the heart of Valencia, L'Ermita Cafe Cultural is an artistic café whose atmosphere attracts beautiful groups of intellectual, laid back people. If you enjoy fresh air you can take a seat ou...

Espit Chupitos can be found in various locations around Spain, but they also got a place in Paris. This place offers a wide range of shots and the speciality is the “chupitos de fuego”, the fire shot.

According to some, this is the funkiest night spot in Valencia and it is highly recommended by its guests. Here you can listen to live music, go to great shows and other cultural activities.

At Moon Valencia you can see some of the best DJs and top artists perform. At this place you are really in for a wild night out. So put your best shoes on and dance all night long.

At Black Note Club you can enjoy live music most nights of the week. This place is alternative and if you like jazz and blues you will be delighted to know that the majority of performances are just t...

Jimmy Glass is a jazz club that offers a cosy atmosphere and live music. The concerts on Friday and Saturday nights are free, accompanied by free tapas. On Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays you can list...

The most authentic people in Valencia have their meeting point in this cozy beer shop near the Central Market, where you can find 10 craft beer taps, great music, snacks…and pure happiness.

Spanish fashion design can quite easily become a bit loud and flamboyant. Purificación García represents more elegant sophistication, with sensual materials.

El Corte Inglés department store can be found in all large Spanish cities, and is always fun to visit for the extensive range of wares. Come here for the goods, but also for some people-watching: it's...

Valencia’s large covered food market is a must. There are 1 200 stalls to visit. The La Lonja restaurant and tapas bar has been owned by the same family since the 1930s and is a convenient spot for lu...

This is Valencia’s take on Madrid's popular flea market. Here you can find lots of exciting stuff that locals have had in their attics and basements.

Massimo Dutti has its focus on sophisticated business wear for both men and women. They are famous for their classic and elegant clothes and accessories made of high quality fabrics and leather, but s...

In 1981, Camper opened its first store in Barcelona. Today there are several boutiques all over Spain and the rest of the world. The shoes are known for being comfortable and stylish at the same time,...

The history of this Spanish brand has its roots way back to the 1950's. Today there are shops all over Spain and also worldwide. The clothes, bags and shoes designed by Adolfo Domínguez are stylish an...

As the name reveals, this boutique sells women's underwear, lingerie, swimwear and cosy homewear. This Spanish brand offers everything from comfy pyjamas to sleek, sexy bras and panties.