Valencia´s tourist information in one place. What to see, special discounts and restaurant promos. Find all the information you need for visiting València.

Discover all the places to visit in Valencia. Find here a list of Things to do and Places to See in València, the Top tourist attractions in Valencia…

The Valencia of the 21st century, with its modern and forward-looking image, and a brilliant present that stands out through structures like the City of Arts and Sciences, is multifaceted. And this multicultural and multifaceted reality is shaped to a great extent by the indelible traces of its 2150+ years of existence.

Valencia, over 2000 years old, has been the home to Romans, Visigoths and Muslims since it was founded in 130 B.C. and has one of the largest historic centres in Europe. Valencia has a rich artistic heritage, full of art and masterpieces from previous civilisations.

You won’t get enough of this Mediterranean city, with more than 2,000 years of history, green spaces, various museums, historic buildings, lively squares with terraces to enjoy the sun, not to forget the long sandy beaches... The list is long, but here’s a selection of the essential things you need to do in Valencia.

In Visit Valencia we offer Valencia maps to discover the city. Download train station maps, Google Maps Valencia, Interactive Maps, bus maps and more.

Valencia is located on Spain’s eastern coast, at the mouth of the Turia River, right in the centre of the Gulf of Valencia. It is situated on the shores of the Mediterranean, a stretch of water which has gradually forged the city's character over the centuries.

Download here the tourist map of Valencia and the Digital Tourist Guide of Valencia. Also all the information about the city such as guide of monuments, map of Valencia, restaurant guide, shops and much more.

Get discounts of up to 50% on the city's main tourist attractions, such as the City of Arts and Sciences, Oceanogràfic, Bioparc, Tour Bus, Palacio del Marqués de dos Aguas, the Cathedral and on tourist services, guided tours, restaurants, spas and shops.

Start by seeing a resounding mascletà, take a look at some of the 750 monuments that fill the city with satire and humour, enjoy the smell of the flowers brought to the Plaza de la Virgen for the Ofrenda, enjoy a night full of fireworks, concerts and parties, have buñuelos and chocolate for breakfast, and if you’re not too tired, go to a ...