This post is also available in: Spanish
Valencia is one of those Mediterranean capitals that invite you to discover it through its mixture of culture, history and art.
There’s nothing better than getting to know the city, its historic centre and its surroundings first, and then, if there’s time, taking a route around the province. To do this, the best option for getting around at your own pace and with complete autonomy is car hire. Without a doubt, car hire in Valencia airport or car hire in Joaquín Sorolla are the most requested mobility options. And with Record go Mobility you can book now at the cheapest price taking advantage of the car hire offers.
All the things you cannot miss during your visit to Valencia
City of Arts and Sciences
An icon of contemporary architecture that seems to be taken from the near future. This complex, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, is home to a series of impressive structures such as the Hemisfèric, the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum and the Oceanogràfic. The ideal place for the whole family to immerse themselves in a world of science, art and entertainment.
Valencia Central Market
The beating heart of Valencian gastronomy. Let yourself be seduced by the explosion of colours and aromas in this century-old market, where the stalls are brimming with fresh produce and local delicacies. From exotic fruits to aromatic spices and top quality fresh food.
Serranos Towers
These majestic towers, which are part of the ancient city walls, offer an incomparable panoramic view of Valencia. If you go up the stone staircases, you will be able to contemplate the city from the top, connecting with its glorious past while enjoying the present.
The Silk Exchange
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this Gothic building is a living testimony to the commercial splendour of Valencia in times gone by. Admire its imposing architecture and immerse yourself in the history of silk, a trade that shaped the city and left an indelible mark.
Turia Garden
An oasis of greenery and serenity in the middle of the city. This garden, which follows the old course of the Turia River, offers the perfect place to relax, play sports or simply stroll around. Its extensive gardens, picturesque bridges and recreational areas make it an ideal place to disconnect from the urban hustle and bustle.
As you can see, every corner of Valencia tells a story, both of the city’s past and present. And, without a doubt, it is the perfect way to discover its essence. Valencia awaits you with open arms to show you all its charm.
And if you feel like exploring more of the Mediterranean coastline, take a look at these other plans in the area:
- Four places to enjoy breakfast and lunch in Valencia
- Tabarca Island: the last inhabited island in the Region of Valencia
- Wine tourism in the Region of Valencia: The Alicante Wine Route
- Fall in love with Valencia in 3 days
- The Valencian Toy Museum in Ibi, a museum of illusion