5 tourist attractions in Valencia you can not miss
City of Arts and Sciences
The Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències is a must-visit. It is a place where you will find different scientific and cultural leisure buildings: the Oceanogràfic, the Museu de les Ciències, and the Hemisfèric, among others.
You can buy the tickets separately or jointly and decide what you want to visit more. In these places, you can see different species of marine animals, enjoy 3D movies, have interactive exhibitions on science, or go see an opera show.
The City of Arts and Sciences offers a multitude of activities to enjoy both with family and friends.
El Barrio del Carmen
If you want to get lost in the streets of Valencia and its precious historical center of medieval architecture, you have to go for a walk in the Barrio del Carmen. Forget about Google Maps and enjoy losing yourself in its streets and admiring the beauty of the buildings.
To fully enjoy this neighborhood, we recommend staying in one of our hotels in Valencia’s old town, as you will feel like you are in another era.
Cathedral, Miguelete and Santo Cáliz
You cannot leave Valencia without enjoying its Gothic-style cathedral, built on a Roman temple. In addition, you will find inside the cathedral the Holy Cup: some studies say it was the one that Christ used at the Last Supper.
In the Cathedral of Valencia you will also find paintings of Maella or Goya, and of course, you cannot go without climbing the Miguelete and seeing the views of the city.
The Hedgehog of Silk
The Silk Lonja is one of Valencia's most characteristic sites and one of the most famous gothic-style monuments in Europe. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
It is located in the city centre, opposite the central market, so if you want to enjoy day after day the beauty of the lodge, there is nothing better than choosing hotels in Valencia city Centre.
Museum of Fine Arts
For lovers of history, culture and art, it is indispensable to visit the Museum of Fine Arts, with works from the 15th to the 19th century. In the Museum of Fine Arts you will find works of Goya, Sorolla, Pinazo and Benlliure, among many other outstanding artists.
Let yourself be led by a journey through the colors and textures of painting, visit the Renaissance painting hall, one of the largest in Spain and enjoy an artistic tour that will transport you throughout the country.
If you still want to go deeper and know more information about everything you can do in Valencia, we recommend that you take a look at our Valencia Travel Guide.