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Valencia´s tourist information in one place. What to see, special discounts and restaurant promos. Find all the information you need for visiting València.
The 34 museums of Valencia are there to suit all tastes. From the second largest art gallery in Spain at the Museo de Bellas Artes, to the IVAM's modern art, including the Museo Nacional de Cerámica, the Fallero, the Centre del Carme or the Bombas Gens art centre. View more.
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.
Find here all the Valencia (spain) Information that you need to organize your trip to Valencia. Plan your visit to València with VisitValencia.
For Its 2000 years of history. Founded in 138B.C. by the Romans, Valencia is an overlap of Roman, Visigothic, Muslim and Medieval cultures. Indications of this are iconic monuments such as the Silk Exchange (declared a Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO), the Almoina, The Serrranos and Quart towers and the Cathedral.
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With Franco's death in 1975 and the adoption of the constitution in 1978, Valencia and the whole country would begin a period of democracy and freedom that extends to the present day. Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències. Learn the history of Valencia since its founding in 138 B.C. by the Romans.
Find in Visit València all the information about what Activities To Do in Valencia Spain! Discover what to see in Valencia during your stay!
You can visit Valencia in three days! Follow us! If you only have three days in which to visit Valencia, you can take a basic tour without missing any of the most important sights. We’ll tell you where to go, so you can get the most out of your visit.
In addition to the Fallas and the Water Tribunal, in Valencia you can witness another tradition recently declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO: the manual ringing of bells in Spain.
