Valencia Things to Do

Today the Royal Gardens or Viveros are the most important park in the city. Long ago it was the site of the Quinta de Recreo Omunya (Omunya country house), called Rahal, whose construction was ordered by the Moorish king Abd Al... more

This magnificent museum is located in the Royal Seminary College of Corpus Christi. It was founded in 1583 by Saint Juan de Ribera, who put together an excellent collection of paintings. You'll find works by Juan de Juanes, Ped... more

In the former palace of the Marquis de Campo, an interesting 19th century building in itself, is where we can find the Museo de la Ciudad (City Museum). There are several collections. The most important is the permanent archaeo... 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 historic theater is located inside the Sociedad Coral building. Just a short time ago, this theater was the point of reference for the avant garde independent Valencian theater groups. It is still remembered fondly by its... 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

Located very near the cathedral, Galería Muro is known for the varied styles of art it has on display, ranging from Impressionist works to abstract. If one thing unites all the items, however, it's their quality. Despite the va... more

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

ABC Marti cinema is found in one of the most prestigious areas of downtown Valencia, with the best shops, restaurants and bars all around. There are eight screens showing generally commercial films, with a seating capacity of 2... more

In the popular Monteolivete neighborhood you will find tMuseo Fallero installed in an old hospice next to the Creueta de la Mare de Deu de Monteolivet (The Small Cross of the Mother of God). In 1834 this building was converted... more