Valencia Things to Do

The Baños del Almirante (Admiral's Baths), also called Abd-al-Malik, are just a short distance form the Plaza del Temple. This Arab bath house was built in the 13th century, shortly before the triumphal entrance and conquest by... more

Valencia's only live music venue that offers concerts nearly every day of the week. You'll hear mainly jazz, although bossa nova, blues, soul and even Latin groups turn up to play from time to time as well at the Black Note Clu... more

"You can have loads of fun on Fridays with all the different activities organized here at Bounty Saler. These include dinner, dance and shows, album launch parties, and later, you can get up on the stage to show off your singin... more

This is the oldest disco in Valencia, and they play all types of music, from the 60s to contemporary tunes, pop and electronic, something spanning the various decades it's been open. During the week it is a relaxed and calm pla... more

This festival takes place in January each year. An evening parade sets out onto the streets of the city, and three individuals posing as the Biblical Three Wise Men distribute sweets to children from atop the floats. The childr... more

You'll be mixing with an eclectic clientele of bohemians, artists, gays and lesbians, students and tourists in this atmospheric old cafe-bar with its beautiful carved wooden ceiling. During the week you can relax and chat with... more

A popular haunt of students, artists and actors attracted by its decadent and bohemian feel, this cafe acts as a source of sustenance and inspiration for them. Its walls are hung with paintings, there are regular temporary exhi... more

The cathedral's Sala Capitular contains a legendary object: the Holy Grail. The supposed Grail arrived in Valencia in 1437, from San Juan de la Peña Monastery, thanks to King Alfonso the Magnanimous. This relic is Christianity'... more

Open since 1954, this bar is well-known and integrated within the Valencian scene at night. It has kept decorative touches from its early beginnings, such as mosaic walls, while expanding at the same time. This has created a cl... more

Las Carnestoltes refers to the carnival season in Valencia, which begins in the month of February. It has its roots in paganism, and was celebrated in the old days by putting up straw figures all over in the villages. These wer... more