Jazz will be taking over Thursday nights in Valencia thanks to the IVAM Blues Festival 2009.
On 18th and 25th June at 11 p.m. the Valencian Institute of Modern Art (IVAM) will be welcoming two great …
Whether you want to walk the old streets, sit and ponder in a cathedral or muse over modern art, this is the section for you!
The authentic tastes of Spain from traditional paealla and tapas to modern Valencian fusion food and drinks.
Trendy bars to people-watch, pre-club bars to soak up the atmosphere and hot clubs to dance until sunrise.
Street-markets, indoor fruit and meat markets, designer boutiques, one Euro shops and street vendors.
Just occasionaly you need something more than the beach. Check here for all the things you can do to keep your children busy!
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On October 21 it will be the 3rd Wednesday of the month again, time for another Vino Valencia wine event! If you couldn’t come to our first event, make sure you sign up early for this one. We have place for around 60 people.
At the moment we are working hard to make sure that once again we will be able to offer you 3 great wines.
We very much liked the idea that Chef Mike of The Ginger Loft tried to match tapas with the wines, but several comments have reached our ears that regarding the quantity of the food your expectations were a bit higher. Read the full story »
Always fun, street markets are very popular in Valencia and can be found on every day of the week in various disctricts around the city.
Here’s our list by days of the week with the district …
The Most obvious choice for food purchases in Valencia is the marvellous Mercado Central. Said to be the biggest covered market in Spain and currently undergoing a millions of Euros restoration. It’s a fascinating place …
The ginger loft is a new cafe-lounge in central Valencia, Spain situated on C/Vitoria, a side street off C/San Vicente Martir between Plaza Ayuntamiento and Plaza de la Reina.
We offer a selection of classic and …
Valencia Airport in Manises (IATA Aiport Code: VLC), is the 8th busiest Spanish airport in terms of passengers flying and the second in the region after Alicante. Also known as Manises Airport, It is situated …
Centrally located on the Plaza de la Reina, this is the religious centre of Valencia and one of the city’s landmarks. Founded in 13th century on the site of the main mosque, right after the …
Experimentation in performance is the starting point for the 17 shows taking part in the Valencia Open Stage Festival (VEO) between 11th and 22nd February. Music, dance, and Valencia’s emblematic squares and buildings will be …
VALENCIA grew alongside the river Turia for many years until the devastating flood of 1957. It was then decided that living alongside the river imposed a huge risk and the river was diverted. …
The Natural Sciences Museum of Valencia is a hidden jewel in another corner of Turia city, the Royal Gardens, better known as Viveros.
It’s not a very well known museum and therefore rarely crowded. So much …
Near the Mercado Central, you’ll find a great little Indian restaurant and cocktail bar named Dhaba in the Plaza Don Juan de Villarrasa. We went last week for the Menú del DÃa for €10 a …
Tourist Offices in the city and region of Valencia
Valencia Tourist Office
Plaza de la Reina, 19
46003 Valencia
Telephone: 963 153 931
Fax: 963 153 920
E-mail: infoturistica@turisvalencia.es
Valencia-Renfe (Spanish Rail) Tourist Office
Calle Xátiva, 24 (estació del Norte)
46007 Valencia
Telephone: 963 528 …