Valencia Things to Do

This building was constructed in the 16th century and served as a warehouse (hence the name, almudín from the Arabic) which stored the city's grain. Previously, it was also the site of the Museo de Ciencias Naturales but is now... more

El Palmar, which was an island in L'Albufera natural reserve until the lagoon was partially dried in the mid-Forties, is a must for those looking for the most beautiful scenery south of Valencia. You can also enjoy local cuisin... 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

L´Albufera natural park is located 12km south of the city. It is a beautiful spot where there are periodically a large number of migratory birds to be seen. It is a salt-water lake with a 6km diameter at its widest. It is separ... more

This flying club holds courses and classes to help you obtain your pilot's licence. Furthermore, it is possible for you to charter a plane with a pilot and enjoy Valencia from above. Particularly recommended is a trip over the... more

You can only find this magical hidden corner of the city if you're not afraid to wander around the narrow winding streets of El Carmen district for a while. Start at Plaza de la Reina. With the cathedral straight in front of yo... more

This is a unique opportunity to see new works made by film-makers living and working in countries that surround the Mediterranean basin. It's also a chance to see some classic movies. Participants compete for the prestigious go... more

The Feria de Julio was begun in 1971 as a flower, plant and local product fair. Over time, the entertainment aspects became more important than the commercial, with the pavilions slowly housing dances as opposed to products. Th... more

This is a long-established, upscale seafood restaurant with attractive maritime decor that's run by the Civera brothers. They specialize in lobster and crayfish paella. The open-plan kitchen allows you to watch the chefs prepar... 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