You dream to discover Valencia? This Valencia Itinerary Ebook is your best travel companion and has the essence you need!

Why waste hours searching the internet for information? This guide has everything you need in one place

Chapters: General info / Where should you stay? / Airport transfer / Local transportation / Itinerary / Highlights / Day trips / Experiences / Specific food / General travel tips

22 tourist attractions included in the itinerary
76 pages
File type: PDF
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What this ebook DOES NOT CONTAIN? This ebook does not contain any informations about places to stay overnight (accommodations) or any places to eat (restaurants).

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Valencia is a city shaped by contrast—historic streets and futuristic architecture, quiet corners and lively boulevards, inland heritage and a deep connection to the sea. This travel itinerary ebook offers a flexible and informed path through its most meaningful locations, designed for travelers who enjoy moving freely while discovering the spirit of a place.

The route begins in the heart of the city, where the Estación del Norte stands as more than a transport hub—it’s also one of Valencia’s architectural landmarks. Nearby, the Plaza de Toros and Plaza de l’Ajuntament introduce you to the city’s vibrant urban life, framed by ornate facades and open-air cafés.

A few steps away, the Central Market welcomes visitors with its colorful displays and a direct link to the city’s culinary traditions.

Walking into the Old Town brings you to places where the city’s layers of history are easy to read. The Cathedral, the Micalet tower, and the adjacent plazas—Placa de la Reina and Placa de la Verge—give shape to Valencia’s religious and civic heritage.

Sant Nicolau de Bari Church and the Llotja de la Seda, both with their distinct styles, reflect different chapters of the city’s past. The Serranos Towers still stand as gateways, while the streets around them invite unhurried exploration.

This itinerary also leads into the green spaces that define Valencia’s modern lifestyle. The Turia Gardens, stretching across the city, offer a break in the shade or a route between neighborhoods.

Inside the park, Gulliver’s Park surprises with its imaginative design, and the nearby City of Arts and Sciences brings forward a bold vision of public architecture. Oceanographic, part of the same complex, adds a dynamic, interactive layer to the experience.

The journey expands to the coast and beyond. Valencia’s beach is easily accessible and open to daily life, whether for walks, swimming, or local food. From there, Port Saplaya introduces a quieter residential rhythm, while Albufera shows the landscape that has long supported the region’s agriculture and fishing traditions.