Valencia Guides You Might Find Useful
Where to Stay
Where to Stay in Valencia: Best Neighborhoods Guide
Looking for a place to stay in Valencia? Consider the trendy Ruzafa district, just 2 km from the city center, with hotels starting at €60 per night.
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Things to Do
The Complete Guide to Things to Do in Valencia
The City of Arts and Sciences, inaugurated in 1998, spans 2.3 million square meters and includes the Oceanogràfic aquarium, Europe's largest at 110,000 m³ of water. Entry tickets cost €31. Valencia’s 15 km Malvarrosa Beach averages 25°C in summer, ideal for sunbathing and watersports.
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Travel Tips
Valencia Travel Guide: Essential Tips for First-Time Visitors
The City of Arts and Sciences, inaugurated in 1998, is 350 meters long and includes the Hemisfèric and Oceanogràfic, Europe’s largest aquarium with over 45,000 marine animals. Average temperatures in Valencia reach 20°C in spring, while a Metro ticket costs €1.50 for a single journey.
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Culture & History
Valencia History and Culture: From Romans to Modern Day
Valencia's history spans over 2,000 years, starting with its founding by the Romans in 138 BC. The Valencia Cathedral, housing the Holy Grail, dates back to the 13th century. Admission costs €8, while the average summer temperature reaches 30°C, making it an ideal time to engage with the city's rich cultural heritage.
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