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Whether you live in the city or are planning a getaway, Valencia always has something to offer. The capital of the Turia blends a historic centre full of Gothic monuments, world-famous futuristic architecture, miles of beaches and a food scene that goes far beyond paella.
Even if you already know them by sight, these key spots in the city are always worth another visit. From the Silk Exchange to the City of Arts and Sciences, these are places that never lose their appeal, whether you're showing them to a visitor or rediscovering them yourself.
Largely designed by Santiago Calatrava, the City of Arts and Sciences is the great symbol of modern Valencia, a complex of futuristic buildings set in the former bed of the Turia river.
The Hemisfèric, the Science Museum and the Palau de les Arts are reflected in large pools of turquoise water, a spectacular walk both by day and after dark, when the buildings are lit up.
Located inside the City of Arts and Sciences, the Oceanogràfic is one of the largest aquariums in Europe, with thousands of marine animals spread across ecosystems ranging from the Arctic to tropical seas.
Its underwater tunnel, surrounded by sharks and rays, is one of the most impressive moments of the visit, ideal for a morning or afternoon with the family.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Lonja de la Seda is a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture, built in the late 15th century when Valencia was one of the great trading centres of the Mediterranean.
Its Hall of Columns, with twisted pillars that open out like palm trees towards the vaulted ceiling, and its orange tree courtyard are two of the loveliest spots in the historic centre.
Built between the 13th and 15th centuries on the site of a Roman temple and a mosque, the cathedral blends Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque styles, and one of its chapels houses the Holy Chalice, revered by many as the Holy Grail.
Its bell tower, the Miguelete, is the city's great icon: after climbing its 207 steps, the terrace offers one of the best panoramic views over the rooftops of Valencia.
Opposite the Lonja, the Mercado Central is one of the largest fresh produce markets in Europe, housed in a beautiful Art Nouveau building of iron, ceramics and stained glass that opened in 1928.
With hundreds of stalls selling fruit, vegetables, cured meats and fish, it's the perfect place to discover Valencian flavours and grab a bite at one of its counters.
After the great flood of 1957, the Turia river was diverted away from the city and its former bed was transformed into a huge urban park, around 9 kilometres long, that runs right across Valencia.
With gardens, sports areas, fountains and the old bridges that still cross it, it's the locals' favourite place to stroll, run or cycle all the way to the City of Arts and Sciences.
La Malvarrosa is Valencia's most famous city beach, a wide stretch of fine sand lined by a long seafront promenade with restaurants and beach bars, just a few minutes from the centre by tram.
It's the ideal place for a swim, a paella facing the sea or simply soaking up the Mediterranean atmosphere, and it can also be admired from the water on the boat trips that leave from the port.
Around 10 kilometres south of the city, the Albufera Natural Park surrounds a large freshwater lagoon ringed by rice fields, the birthplace of the rice used to make authentic Valencian paella.
A boat ride on the lagoon at sunset followed by a meal in the village of El Palmar is the best way to discover this natural site, so closely tied to Valencian culture.
Funbooker hand-picks experiences for people who already know the city and want something different for the weekend, or simply want to surprise a visitor. Ideas for rediscovering Valencia from the sea.
Step aboard a catamaran to sail along the Valencian coast, with panoramic views over Malvarrosa beach and the city, before a stop of around 30 minutes out at sea for a swim away from the crowded beaches.
Every Saturday, a DJ set livens up the trip, a refreshing way to discover the Mediterranean with family or friends.
Discover Valencia at dusk, comfortably settled aboard a catamaran as the sun sinks below the horizon and the coast changes colour. A glass of cava is included, and there's a bar on board throughout the trip.
On Wednesdays in July and August, a DJ set accompanies the sunset, a perfect way to end the day as a couple or with friends.
Set sail from the port of Valencia aboard a spacious catamaran towards Port Saplaya, skirting Malvarrosa beach, before dropping anchor out at sea for a swim, with inflatable games available to passengers.
Back on board, enjoy a meal of salad, paella, bread and fruit with a drink, a complete experience combining sailing, swimming and local flavours.
After a welcome mojito, the catamaran leaves the port to the beat of a DJ who keeps the party going all along the Valencian coast, with a stop for a swim off Malvarrosa beach.
The meal of salad, paella, bread and fruit is served on board in a festive atmosphere, the ideal plan for a stag or hen party or a day out with friends. This activity is for over-18s only.
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