The local take
Each place comes with a short note on why it's worth the time, so you can plan your day around the ones that suit you.
Historic LandmarkCentro Cultural La Nau
La Nau is a historical building that has served as Universitat de València's headquarters since its foundation.
Valencia, Ciutat VellaRecommended by David N.
Historic LandmarkLa Lonja de la Seda
Valencia's Silk Exchange building was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996 and is one of the world's most famous examples of Gothic architecture.
Valencia, Ciutat VellaRecommended by David N.
Historic LandmarkMuseumsMuseu Arqueològic de L’Almoina
Slip into Valencia's Roman history with a visit to this museum next to the Catedral.
Valencia, Ciutat VellaRecommended by David N.
Historic LandmarkOn the WaterDay TripsPeñíscola
Peñíscola is a beautiful village 143 kilometers north of Valencia on the sparkling Mediterranean coast.
ValenciaRecommended by Elena P.
Historic LandmarkDay TripsSagunto
History buffs should visit Sagunto, a village 30 kilometers north of Valencia.
ValenciaRecommended by David N.
Historic LandmarkViewpointsTorres de Quart
The Torres de Quart were originally part of a Moorish wall built in the 11th century.
Valencia, Ciutat VellaRecommended by David N.
Historic LandmarkViewpointsTorres Serranos de València
One of Valencia's most recognizable monuments is the gate to the old medieval Christian walls called Torres Serranos de València.
Valencia, Ciutat VellaRecommended by David N.
Historic LandmarkDay TripsXàtiva
Xàtiva is a beautiful town 63 kilometers southwest of Valencia.
ValenciaRecommended by David N.
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