2025 Valencia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Sign up for June Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe Prince Felipe Science Museum in Valencia is an interactive science museum designed by the famous architect Santiago Calatrava in the City of Arts and Sciences, and opened in 2000. It covers an area of ​​more than 40,000 square meters and looks like a giant whale skeleton. It is one of the largest science museums in Spain. There are many scientific exhibitions and experience highlights, as well as dinosaur fossils and European space station theme displays. There are genetic education areas such as the "Forest of Chromosomes" on the top floor. There are many interactive installations such as Foucault pendulum, optical illusion, plant world, rockets, robots, etc.

#Register for June Hotel Sleep Tester 2025 The Palau de Les Arts Reina Sofía is one of the core buildings of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias in Valencia. Its futuristic design resembles a giant ship or seashell, giving it a unique architectural style. Santiago Calatrava is another Spanish architectural genius after Gaudí! The murals of the concert hall, the door handles of the building, etc. are all handmade by himself. The building covers about 40,000 square meters and is 75 meters high, making it one of the tallest opera houses in the world. Concerts, theater performances and music festivals are held. There are guided explanations to attend, if there is just a concert can go and see.

#Sign up for June Hotel Tester 2025 Located in the core building of the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, L'Hemisfèric looks like a giant eye - an oval roof. It is a spectacular building designed by the famous architect Santiago Calatrava and is known as the "Eye of Knowledge". It has an openable aluminum "eyelid" structure that combines functionality and aesthetics, and slowly opens with mechanical operation. The design concept of the cinema is very futuristic. In fact, the interior is a spacious IMAX dome theater that can accommodate about 300 people, and the main screen is a 900m² concave screen. There will be movies with different themes in different sessions, and wearing 3D glasses will have a super three-dimensional effect. Another small suggestion: don't sit in the front row, because looking up will hurt your neck. It may be more comfortable to sit in the back row, so it's best to go half an hour before the movie starts, so that you have enough time to book a seat. In fact, you can also stargaze. There are 48 projectors, multi-channel surround sound and plant astrology system, and you can see about 9,100 stars in total.

Have you still not experienced a cruise by 2025? (Recommended for beginners) For your first cruise, I chose the most economical option with MSC. 🚢 The ship is the Grandiosa. Cruising along the Mediterranean coast in Europe is a common way to travel. Typically, the cruise stops at multiple countries along the Mediterranean, with passengers boarding and disembarking daily. The Mediterranean is relatively calm, making it a safe choice for first-time cruisers. 💰 Costs 💰 This time, I booked an 8-day, 7-night trip in an interior cabin for $1,156 USD, which includes a $75 credit. Cruise prices fluctuate, so keep an eye out for deals. Of course, it also depends on your schedule flexibility. Once onboard, head to the kiosk on the fifth floor to link your credit card 💳. There’s an additional daily charge of $12 for gratuities, which will appear during the trip (don’t be alarmed 😂—it’s standard). 🌟 Recommendations 🌟 We paid a little extra for a specialty restaurant and a paid performance (which includes a drink). It was absolutely worth it! MSC’s Japanese teppanyaki chefs put on a show, and it’s one of the few Asian flavors available onboard. Highly recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. 〰️ Itinerary 〰️ Day1️⃣ Genoa (Portofino), Italy Departure from Genoa at 5:00 PM. You can board early, as there are usually shore excursions in the morning. Genoa is MSC’s home port, so the signage and directions are straightforward—just follow the signs or the crowd. ⚠️ Luggage may not arrive immediately, so bring a bag with swimwear or items you’ll need before departure. ⚠️ If your luggage hasn’t arrived, don’t worry—there’s a small room near the credit card kiosk on the fifth floor where unclaimed luggage is stored. Day2️⃣ Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy About 1.5 hours by car from Rome. You’ll need to take a paid shuttle bus to the train station. Day3️⃣ Palermo (Monreale), Italy Sicily (check my homepage for other food recommendations). You can walk to the city center, and most attractions are within a 10-20 minute walking distance if you’re up for it. Day4️⃣ At sea There’s so much to do onboard that you won’t feel bored at all. Day5️⃣ Ibiza (Balearic Islands), Spain The famous party island with breathtaking scenery. It’s about a 30-minute walk to the city center (guess how I know 😂). Taking a public ferry offers a better experience, though some reviews complain about its timing. Day6️⃣ Valencia, Spain The port is quite large, so it’s highly recommended to queue early to disembark. A bus to the city center costs €13 and stops at the entrance to the old town. Day7️⃣ Marseille (Provence), France MSC offers a shuttle bus to the city center for €16, but you’ll have to wait outdoors in the sun. The shore excursion time here is the shortest of the entire trip. Fortunately, taking an Uber round-trip costs about €40, which is reasonable if you’re traveling with someone. Day8️⃣ Genoa (Portofino), Italy ⚠️ Before 10:00 PM the day before disembarkation, attach the luggage tags provided by housekeeping and leave your luggage outside your cabin door. ⚠️ On the morning of disembarkation, cabins must be vacated by 8:00 AM, but you can still enjoy activities and meals onboard.

Valencia · Valencia Huerta Spain's third-largest city, blessed with azure seas, blue skies, ancient monuments, and fiery festivals, is an absolute gem on any European travel bucket list! 🔥 Las Fallas Festival: Spain's Craziest "Money-Burning" Spectacle! Every March, the whole city plays with fire! Giant Fallas sculptures take over the streets—each a year's worth of artistic labor! And the outcome? Everything except the winning piece goes up in flames 🔥! At midnight, the sky blazes with light as thousands celebrate, symbolizing "burning away bad luck and welcoming renewal!" The festival also features fireworks and the Fallas Queen parade, cranking up the vibe to the max! 🏛️ Architecture Lovers, Rejoice! Where Classic Meets Futuristic! City of Arts and Sciences: A cluster of white buildings that look like an alien base! The planetarium resembles a "giant eyeball," the opera house is shaped like a "fish mouth," and every shot feels like a sci-fi blockbuster! La Lonja de la Seda: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 15th-century Gothic building was once a bustling silk trade hub, brimming with Chinese influences! Valencia Cathedral: Climb the bell tower for a breathtaking view of red rooftops and the Mediterranean Sea! 🍽️ Foodies, Don’t Miss Out! The Birthplace of Paella! Visiting Valencia without trying Paella is a wasted trip! The authentic version features rabbit, chicken, and vegetables—seafood is a coastal twist. Head to Casa Carmela, a century-old restaurant where the crispy rice crust will bring tears of joy! Also try Horchata, a sweet, refreshing drink made from tiger nuts—perfect for cutting through the richness! 🌊 Chill Guide: Beaches + Wetland Therapy Las Arenas Beach: Soft white sand and crystal-clear waters—ideal for windsurfing or pure relaxation, with sunsets that’ll move you to tears! Albufera Natural Park: Paddle through the lake, watch migratory birds, and feel like you’ve stepped into a painting! 💡 Pro Tips Transport: Get a tourist card for discounts on buses and attractions—easy peasy! Best Time: March for Las Fallas, summer for beach lounging, spring and autumn for perfect weather—fun all year round! Valencia—where deep history meets futuristic magic, with endless feasting, fun, and fiestas. Who wouldn’t love it?! 💃

#2月好地方2025 Come to Spain to see architectural art! The most famous attraction in Valencia, the City of Arts and Sciences, is known as the largest cultural construction project in Europe across the century. The future-themed complex consists of five parts: an art opera house, a planetarium, a science museum, a botanical museum, and Europe's largest aquarium. Its streamlined design is stunning. The City of Arts and Sciences is the work of Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. It uses pure white concrete and irregular broken tiles as the materials for the building's exterior walls. The futuristic structural design is shocking, especially against the backdrop of blue sky and bright sunshine. It is even more beautiful and is known as one of the 12 greatest treasures of Spain. The aquarium looks like a blooming lotus, with each petal being an exhibition hall introducing different marine life; the science museum is shaped like the skeleton of a giant whale; the space museum is shaped like an eye, with the eyeball and pupil in the middle actually being the space museum, IMAX cinema, and arcade for laser 3D projection; and the opera house, viewed from a distance, looks like a large spaceship. All the buildings are very distinctive and you don't have to go inside every one of them to see them. You can also take the park train and browse these ultra-modern buildings, which is guaranteed to be a worthwhile trip. #SpainTravel #Valencia #ArtScienceMuseum

#January Good Places 2025 The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, Spain is an ultra-avant-garde building, often jokingly called an alien building. Called Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias in Spanish, it is a complex designed by Santiago Calatrava, a native Valencian architect. The City of Science and Arts is more than just a museum, with a total of six large buildings, including the Marine Aquarium, the Planetarium, the IMAX Theater, the Art Pavilion and Science Museum, the Opera House and the Theater. This wonderful external building complex, clear blue pool water and flawless blue sky form a perfect echo, in conjunction with echoing full of futurism arts and sciences city! Be sure to visit and check in when visiting Valencia

1. Address - Atenea 🍴 Highlights - unreal rooftop restaurant and bar overseeing the city centre! Views were amazing and the food was even better! Definitely a perfect restaurant if you’re looking to spoil yourself and go all out! Live music plays as well as you eat! Rating - 20/10 2. Address - Beverly 🥞 Highlights - delicious brunch spot honestly cannot recommend this enough. The staff were so friendly and spoke English and were very eager to help us! Right next to all the shops if you want to go and do shopping 🛍️! Rating - 10/10 3. Address - La Diva 🍸 Highlights - live music whilst you eat, it’s worth checking which days are doing which live entertainment and at what time - so worth it!! The staff were very friendly and quick with our order! Rating - 10/10 4. Address - BoA Brunch 🍴 Highlights - the best brunch spot with such a perfect location! The food was amazing, took us so long to order because we didn’t know what to get!! Right by the beach, so you can go for a nice stroll after and watch the beautiful sunset. Rating - 20/10

We recommend the 7-day highlights of the Spanish-Portugal tour, with beautiful Atlantic scenery and Portugal’s unique old town atmosphere. We look forward to your exploration! Let’s experience the romantic style of Europe together! -- Traveling to Spain and Portugal is like walking into a long and vivid historical scroll 📜. The passionate bullfighting in Spain 🇪🇸 and the romantic seaside in Portugal 🇵🇹 both have strong regional colors and charms. From ancient castles 🏰 to enthusiastic bonfire parties 🔥, no matter what you are looking for, you can find it on this dancing trip to Spain and Portugal! -- 🎉Itinerary: DAY1: Plaza de España - Royal Palace of Madrid - Puerta del Sol - Plaza Mayor - Church of Our Lady of Pilar - Plaza de la Column Now we will experience the rich history and culture of Spain in Madrid, appreciate the exquisite architecture in front of us, and at the end of a fulfilling day, visit the Plaza de la Column in the evening! DAY2: Columbus Monument - Las Ramblas - Sagrada Familia - Camp Nou - Mozusi Olympic Stadium From the Columbus Monument to the Mozusi Olympic Stadium, now is the time to explore the modern face of Spain and experience the passionate Spanish style. DAY3: Municipal Square-Valencia Cathedral On this day we will walk around the Valencia Municipal Plaza to feel the charm of the city, and then visit the Valencia Cathedral located here. DAY4: Alhambra Palace Visit the Alhambra Palace, a cultural relic of nearly a thousand years, explore the long memories in the long history, and feel the mysterious atmosphere left by the Moors. DAY5: Ronda Bullring – Seville Cathedral – Seville Royal Palace – Maria Luisa Park – Golden Tower Cross the Ronda Bullring, Seville Cathedral, see the glory of history, and then enter Maria Luisa Park to enjoy a day of active life! DAY6: Cabo da Roca - Belem Tower - Monument to the Discoverers - Jeronimos Monastery - Pedro IV Square Now we will follow the footsteps of history, from Cabo da Roca to Pedro IV Square, it is a time travel! DAY7: Toledo Alcazar - the ancient city of Toledo On the closing day, we will walk around the ancient city of Toledo and explore the secrets of the Alcázar, which will bring a successful conclusion to this trip! -- Must-see tips for traveling: 1️⃣Visa information: You need a European Schengen visa when traveling to Spain and Portugal, remember to apply in advance so as not to affect your itinerary. 2️⃣ Airport transportation: Try to choose direct flights when traveling to avoid the inconvenience caused by connecting flights😪. 3️⃣January climate: Spain and Portugal have a warm winter in January❄️, with large temperature differences between morning and evening, so it is recommended to bring a thick coat🧥. -- Now that you have finished your continuous tour of Spain and Portugal, are you already eager to try it out? I wish you a happy journey and good food with you~👋

It was a trip to Valencia, Spain with friends. During our trip to Valencia, we had an incredible time exploring its rich history, stunning architecture, and picturesque landscapes 📸 Our first stop was the City of Arts and Sciences, an architectural marvel designed by Santiago Calatrava. This futuristic complex is perfect for photography 📸 with its striking white structures and reflective pools. We highly recommend visiting early in the morning or at sunset 🌇 when the lighting is magical, and the crowds are thinner. It’s the ideal spot for getting both wide-angle shots and detailed close-ups of the stunning curves and lines. 📍Av. del Professor López Piñero, 7, 46023 Valencia, Spain We also explored La Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and were captivated by its Gothic architecture and impressive columns. The intricate details in the building’s interior, particularly the main hall with its twisted columns, offer fantastic photo opportunities 📸 We found that the best time for photos is in the early afternoon when sunlight filters through the windows, casting beautiful shadows on the stone floors 😍 📍Carrey de la Llotja, 2, 46001 Valencia, Spain We also wandered through the El Carmen neighborhood, a vibrant mix of medieval and contemporary architecture. Its narrow streets, colorful murals, and charming plazas were perfect for street photography 🙌We especially loved the shot of the Torres de Quart, the historic city gates, framed by the lively surroundings. Visiting in the late morning allowed us to capture the area in soft, diffused light, which made the colors pop ✨ 📍El Carmen, 46003 Valencia, Spain We then headed to the Turia Gardens, a lush green space running through the city where we found an abundance of beautiful landscapes to photograph 📸 We particularly loved the bridges and paths that cross the park, offering stunning views of both nature and urban architecture. The golden hour, just before sunset, was the perfect time to capture this place when the soft light illuminated the trees 🌳 and old bridges. 📍46023 Valencia, Spain For a different side of Valencia, we took a short drive 🚗 to Albufera Natural Park. The park is home to tranquil lakes and wetlands, and we were able to capture serene photos of the sunsets reflecting on the water 💦 If you’re into nature photography, this is a must-visit spot. We visited in the late afternoon, and the golden glow over the lake made for breathtaking photos 📸 We also recommend taking a boat 🚤 ride to get a closer look at the wildlife. 📍Albufera Natural Park, 46012 Valencia, Spain We really enjoy our time at Valencia 🙌🙌🙌 #europetrip #travel #Vacation

#familytime We recently took a family city break in Valencia, and it was such a great experience! The blend of history and modern attractions kept all of us entertained. Our first stop was the City of Arts and Sciences, which is a must-visit. For around €8-€10 per person, the kids were amazed by the futuristic architecture and interactive exhibits at the Science Museum. We also spent a day at the Oceanogràfic (€31 for adults, €23 for kids), the largest aquarium in Europe. The underwater tunnels and dolphin show were definitely the highlights! After that, we wandered around the old town, taking in the beauty of the cathedral and the charming streets of El Carmen. Valencia is also perfect for family bike rides. We rented bikes and explored Turia Gardens, a massive green space in the heart of the city, and ended up at the beach for a relaxing afternoon. The Mediterranean breeze and warm sun were exactly what we needed to unwind! #ValenciaFamilyFun #CityBreakWithKids #CityOfArtsAndSciences #OceanograficValencia #ValenciaBeaches #ExploreSpain

#100WaysOfTravel Valencia City of Arts and Sciences is a new landmark landscape, including the Science Museum, Ocean World, Opera House, park, etc., which is suitable for citizens and tourists to come here for leisure and entertainment. Taking photos is very good. We bought a ticket to the science exhibition hall, which is 9 euros, which is more suitable for children or teenagers. Just take photos outside. It is mainly in Sinish, and there is very little English, so many photo exhibitions are not easy to understand. The drinks inside are 2 euros of mineral water . You can bring your own bottle.

A beautiful neoclassical garden of about 12,000 square meters, created in the 19th century. Jardin de Monforte is decorated with many beautiful statues, figured gazebos, fountains, topiary bushes, old majestic trees and areas planted with colorful flowers. Locals love to come here to take a break from the crowds of tourists, read a good book or hide in the thick shade from the hot Spanish sun. #grassland #100waysoftravel #spain #valencia

The Catedral de Valencia, also known as Valencia Cathedral, is a historical gem that offers more than just a look into Spain’s rich architectural heritage-it provides one of the most breathtaking rooftop views of the city. 🏙️ Climbing up the cathedral’s famous bell tower, El Miguelete, rewards visitors with an unforgettable 360-degree panorama that captures the essence of Valencia. 🇪🇸 To reach the top, you must climb a total of 207 spiral stone steps inside the bell tower. While the ascent may seem tiring, it’s well worth the effort. Once you’re at the top, you’re met with a sweeping view that encompasses Valencia’s most notable landmarks. You will get to see the city from a unique perspective-one that blends history, culture, and natural beauty. 🎫Entrance fee to the bell tower is generally around €2 to €3 per person. 📝 Discounts are often available for children, students, and seniors. 📍Located @ Plaça de l’Almoina, s/n, 46003 Valencia, Spain #100waysoftravel #europetrip

It is a magnificent Gothic church in the center of Valencia. The cathedral is considered one of the examples of Spanish Gothic architecture that developed in the Middle Ages. Its construction began in 1262 and was completed only several centuries later - in 1702. Absolutely must see when you are in Valencia. According to the legend, Valencia Cathedral is the home of the Holy Chalice, believed by many to be the true Holy Grail. Address: Calle de la Barchilla, 1 #churches #100waysoftravel

#myhiddengems The Cuidad de la artes y las Ciencias cannot be missed if you are visiting Valencia. It consists of spectacular looking white buildings surrounded by large pools of turquoise water. You must see the buildings during the day time and then return to see them flood lit at night. The centres attractions are based around 3 themes: art, science and nature. My personal favourite is the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia (Queen Sofia’s Palace of the Arts). It is gorgeous. Other than that there are several other buildings like Royal Opera, Museum of Science, Hemispheric with its Imax theater, oceanographic aquarium. Not matter when you come to see, day or night. This place makes for a spectacular sight. #summerdestinations #100waysoftravel #europa #spain

The City of Art and Sciences was designed by Felix Candela and world famous Spanish architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava who was born in Benimamet, Valencia and inaugurated in 1998. Its cost was 1200 millions of Euros. It is the second time I came here and I am still fascinated by the neofuturistic design. The white constructions are a beautiful contrast to the blue sky. When you are tired of the museum relax in one of the restaurants or have a walk in neighboring park. Attractions- Oceanigraphic, Europe’s biggest ozeanarium Museum of Science Umbracle Park Palau de las Arts (art museum) Hemispheric (planetarium and 3D movie theater Getting There - By tram no. 10 from Estacion del Nord train station 5 stops to Oceanographic station Hotels - Holiday Inn Express (5 minutes walk) where we stayed two nights (photo 11-13) Food, Restaurants and shopping Saler Mall #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #spain #tripmoments

Valencia, a city located on the Mediterranean coast, is internationally renowned for its long history, modern architecture, and delicious cuisine. It is the third largest city in Spain, the world-famous 'City of Design', and the birthplace of Spain's famous seafood rice. 🍠Must-visit Attractions City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias): This is a landmark building complex in Valencia, including the Javier Cinema, Oceanarium, Science Museum and other modern buildings, which are the pinnacle of modern art and technology. Valencia Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María de Valencia): This Gothic cathedral is the cathedral of Valencia, with many art treasures inside, including paintings and sculptures. Serranos Towers (Torres de Serranos): This is one of the medieval city gates, and you can overlook the beautiful city from the city gate. Valencia Central Market (Mercado Central): This is a historic market selling fresh seafood, fruits and vegetables, and other local special ingredients. Malvarrosa Beach (Playa de la Malvarrosa): This is one of Valencia's most famous beaches, with golden sand and clear water attracting many tourists. Albufera Natural Park (Parque Natural de la Albufera): This nature reserve has tranquil lakes and wetlands, making it an ideal place for nature viewing and bird watching. 🍠Food Culture Valencian Paella (Paella Valenciana): Valencia is the hometown of seafood rice, and trying authentic Valencian seafood rice is an essential experience. Valencian Desserts (Horchata y Fartons): Try local special desserts in Valencia, such as olive oil cake and Horchata. Potato Margarita (Patatas a la Margarita): This is a traditional Valencian dish with potatoes as the main ingredient, accompanied by a rich sauce. 🍠Shopping Destinations Colon Street (Calle Colón): This is the main shopping street in Valencia, with many international brands and local boutiques. El Corte Inglés: This is a famous department store in Spain, offering a variety of goods and is a good place for shopping. 🍠Travel Tips Bike Tour: Valencia is a bike-friendly city, and renting a bike to tour the city is a relaxing and enjoyable way. Siesta Time: Spaniards are accustomed to taking a siesta in the afternoon, many shops and restaurants will close at noon, tourists need to pay attention to the time pattern. Local Festivals: If you can catch the local festivals, such as Las Fallas in Valencia, it will be a unique and unforgettable experience.

My visit to the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia was a journey into a world of architectural wonder, scientific exploration, and cultural enrichment. This futuristic complex is a true gem of modern Spain. Exploring the various components of the City of Arts and Sciences was an adventure in itself. The Oceanografic, Europe's largest aquarium, was a fascinating journey into marine life. The interactive exhibits at the Science Museum made learning fun. The Hemisfèric's cinema experiences were nice. The Umbracle, with its lush gardens and walkways, provided a sense of tranquility. #tripblazers

#beachvacation Malvarrosa Beach in Valencia, Spain, is a captivating stretch of coastline that epitomizes Mediterranean charm. This beach exudes a welcoming atmosphere with its wide sandy shores, palm-lined promenade, and turquoise waters. I found the beach to be a vibrant hub of activity, where families build sandcastles, beachgoers soak up the sun, and surfers ride the waves. The colorful beachfront restaurants, known as "chiringuitos," offer tantalizing seafood paella and refreshing horchata, creating an authentic culinary experience. What truly enchanted me about Malvarrosa Beach was its connection to the city's culture. Gazing at the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences in the distance while lounging on the beach was a surreal experience. Whether you're seeking relaxation or a taste of Valencia's lively spirit, Malvarrosa Beach delivers an unforgettable coastal escape. #ukcreator #spain #valencia

#timetotravel The Quart Towers (Torres de Quart) in Valencia are a breathtaking testament to the city's history and resilience. As I approached these imposing Gothic structures, I was immediately struck by their grandeur and the scars of history etched into their weathered stone walls. The towers, once part of Valencia's medieval fortifications, tell a story of the city's past, having withstood sieges and battles. Climbing to the top, the views of Valencia's bustling streets and vibrant neighborhoods are simply spectacular. What truly sets the Quart Towers apart is their role as witnesses to the city's history, a tangible link to a bygone era. They stand proudly, reminding us of the resilience of the people of Valencia. The Quart Towers are a must-visit for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone eager to connect with Valencia's rich past. They are a magnificent and enduring symbol of the city's heritage. #valencia #history

Do you know about the Valencian Fallas festival that takes place every March? 🔥 In this museum, you can learn about the history of the festival, as well as keep the winning falla and portraits of women called falleras. 🖼 Even if you can't visit during the festival season in March, you can still enjoy the festival atmosphere. 😊 This place is near the City of Arts and Sciences, so please be sure to visit. #EuropeTrip #SpainTrip #SpainTourism #Valencia #ValenciaFallas #fallas

La Falla is a festival (also known as the "Fire Festival") held in Valencia from March 14th to March 19th every year to celebrate the arrival of spring. This traditional festival has been listed as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. During the Fallas Festival, the entire city will be filled with hundreds of Fallas dolls, all of which take a year to complete and are full of the creators' hard work, creativity and artistic level. After being displayed, selected and awarded, the Fallas dolls will be burned in the "doll burning" event on March 19, marking the end of the festival. Each "Fallas Sculpture" has a theme, whether it is a myth or legend, a political satire, or a warm and funny family scene. Some of the large-scale falla sculptures are even more than ten meters high, which is spectacular.

The Church of Saint Nicholas (Sant Nicolau de Bari i Sant Pere Màrtir) is a Roman Catholic church in Valencia. The area is not particularly large, but the paintings and carvings on the ceiling and walls inside are definitely comparable to other famous cathedrals, making it known as the Sistine Church of Valencia.

The Valencia Central Market (Mercat Central) covers an area of ​​more than 8,000 square meters in the center of Valencia's old town. It sells a variety of fresh food, including seafood, black pork ham, spices, etc. There are also some small bars and restaurants where you can sit down and enjoy.

Will come back again here soon!! ❤️ Valencia city was awesome,with the view,calm surrounding and cool people... The port city of Valencia lies on Spain’s southeastern coast, where the Turia River meets the Mediterranean Sea. It’s known for its City of Arts and Sciences, with futuristic structures including a planetarium, an oceanarium and an interactive museum. Valencia also has several beaches, including some within nearby Albufera Park, a wetlands reserve with a lake and walking trails. #tripblazers#spooktaculartrip#mountainview #awesomepic#wintergetaway#fallingforfall

The City of Arts and Sciences is an ensemble of six areas in the dry river bed of the now diverted River Turia in Valencia, Spain. Designed by Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava and started in July 1996, it is an impressive example of modern architecture. The "city" is made up of the following, usually known by their Valencian names: El Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía — Opera house and performing arts centre; L'Hemisfèric — Imax Cinema, Planetarium and Laserium; L'Umbracle — Walkway / Garden; El Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe — Science museum; Oceanografic — Open-air aquarium or oceanographic park; Ágora — A versatile space that will allow the holding of varied events. Surrounded by attractive streams and pools of water, it and the surrounding areas of the "city" are typically used as a relaxing place to walk day or night, with an open air bar outside El Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe during the evening. #tripblazers

This is not a drill - those gorgeous tall palm trees are not from Los Angeles, but from Valencia! And in addition to the beautiful coast-side, there is art and culture, history and freshly made churros with hot chocolate... 🤤 The port city of Valencia lies on Spain’s southeastern coast, where the Turia River meets the Mediterranean Sea. It’s known for its City of Arts and Sciences, with futuristic structures including a planetarium, an oceanarium and an interactive museum. Valencia also has several beaches, including some within nearby Albufera Park, a wetlands reserve with a lake and walking trails. #tripblazers