Short on time ? Here’s how we’d spend 36 hours in Valencia !
Start with a walk through Turia Gardens, one of the largest urban parks in Europe and the perfect way to see the city.
Then head into the historic centre:
Plaza de la Virgen → Valencia Cathedral → Plaza de la Reina → La Lonja de la Seda → Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
When it’s time for lunch, grab a table with a view at @ateneorestaurant_vlc and tryone of Valencia’s most famous dishes: paella.
For sunset, go upstairs to @atenea.sky. With panoramic views over the city, it’s one of the best places to watch Valencia turn golden while enjoying an Agua de Valencia.
– Day 2-
Start at the City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia’smost iconic landmark.
Then explore La Marina and wander through El Cabanyal, the city’s colourful old fishermen’s neighbourhood filled with local charm.
Finish with lunch, dinner or sunset drinks at @front.valencia overlooking the Mediterranean.
And before you leave, don’t miss a walk along Malvarrosa or Patacona Beach.
Save this itinerary for your next trip to Valencia.
