Get inspired with this four-day Valencia trip itinerary. From cultural exploration to swim in the Mediterranean Sea – this itinerary covers the best of that the third largest city in Spain has to offer. All the fun without the crowds.
Day 1 – El Camen
Walk around the colourful streets and visit the free local museum (Centre del Carme culture center). This is one of the oldest parts of Valencia and it’s built between two medieval city walls. It offers a rare mix of medieval buildings and modern street art.
Day 2 – Plaça de la Mare de Déu & Plaça de la Reina
See Valencia Catedral and Basilica de la Mare de Déu dels Desemparats. This square is where the Tribunal de las Aguas (the longest running court in Europe) meets every Thursday. Climb to the top of the Miguelete Tower for one of the best panoramic views of Valencia. Visit the Silk Exchange and explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Silk Exchange: book here.
Lunch: Go to Mercat Central and treat yourself to local delicacies and fruits.
Day 3 – Jardín del Turia & Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències
Enjoy a stroll down the old riverbed that is now an exotic city park. Visit Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia, Hemisferic and Museu de la Ciences. This is the home of Oceanogràfic – Europe’s largest aquarium.
Oceanogràfic: book here.
Combination ticket for Oceanogràfic, Hemisferic and Museu de la Ciences: book here.
Day 4 – Playa de la Malvarrosa
Sunbathe, have a swim in the Mediterranean Sea, or have a stroll between the tall palms surrounding the sandy beaches.
Bonus Day 5 – BioParc
Visit one of the most modern and unusual zoos in Europe, where animals live in large naturalistic habitats and visitors feel like there are no boundaries between them and the inhabitants.
BioParc: book here.
