Things to do in Valencia

Historical Sites, Museums & Monuments

La Lonja de la Seda — UNESCO World Heritage silk exchange.
Valencia Cathedral & The Holy Grail — Gothic masterpiece housing the sacred chalice.
The Serranos Towers — The ancient gateway to the city.
Quart Towers — The ancient gateway to the city.
Almoina Archaeological Museum — Underground ruins of Roman and Visigoth Valencia.
Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas — Spectacular rococo facade and National Ceramics Museum.
San Nicolás Church — The "Sistine Chapel" of Valencia.
The Patriarch Museum — Historical seminary and Renaissance art collection.

The City of Arts and Sciences — Futuristic architectural complex.
Oceanogràfic — Europe’s largest aquarium.
Bioparc Valencia — Immersive African wildlife park.
The Central Market — Iconic Modernist fresh food market.
The Turia Gardens — 9km park in the former riverbed.
Plaza de la Virgen — The historic heart of the city.
Plaza de la Reina — The historic heart of the city.
Mestalla Stadium — Home of Valencia CF (Stadium Tour).
Colón Market — Modernist market turned luxury dining hub.
Ruzafa Neighborhood — The trendy, artistic soul of the city.
Parque de Gulliver — Giant playground inspired by Gulliver's Travels.
Puente de las Flores — The iconic bridge of blooming flowers.
The Narrowest House (La Estrecha) — A 107cm wide architectural curiosity.
Puente de la Exposición (La Peineta) — Calatrava’s elegant "Side Comb" bridge.
The Botanical Garden — Historic garden owned by the University.
Plaza Redonda — A unique, circular shopping square.
Monforte Gardens — Beautifully manicured neoclassical gardens.
Roig Arena — Multipurpose basketball and international concerts stadium.
Alqueria del Basket — Multipurpose basketball and international concerts stadium.