There are places to visit in Valencia that you simply cannot miss. This time, we will show you which are the most interesting places to visit on your next visit to Valencia and make the most of your stay.
The recommended places are perfect for any kind of trip. However, this time we will focus on ideal places for an end-of-year trip and that will leave a pleasant memory in each of the participants.
The most recommended places to visit in Valencia.
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Oceanogràfic.
The Oceanogràfic is located in the huge City of Arts and Sciences building. It is the most impressive aquarium in Valencia, and the largest in the whole European continent. An important part of its attraction is that it recreates marine ecosystems in its facilities.
It is a fantastic place to plan an end-of-year trip for primary, secondary and high school students, because it is an entertaining, fun and knowledge-packed visit.
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City of Arts and Sciences.
The work of the famous architect Calatrava, is a must visit in the city of Valencia. Despite the fact that this work has detractors and defenders all over Spain, what is certain is that a visit to this museum is a must.
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Places to visit in Valencia: Town Hall Square.
One of the busiest places to visit in Valencia is the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. When you arrive, the first thing you will notice is the huge white facade of the Casa Consistorial, which is the seat of the Valencia City Hall.
The Casa Consistorial was built between 1758 and 1763, mixing a series of styles ranging from neoclassical origins to neo-baroque and neo-renaissance. In front of the House, the emblematic building of Post and Telegraphs is located.
In the center of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, you can see the beautiful circular fountain. Near this place, you can also visit other important buildings such as the Palacio de la Generalidad.
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The Central Market.
This is a must-see in the city of Valencia. The atmosphere of the market is very lively and bustling, where you will find the best products of the Mediterranean Sea and Valencian agriculture. Also, in this place you will find an enormous variety of gastronomic establishments to taste the typical dishes of Valencia.
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Places to visit in Valencia: La Lonja de la Seda.
Not far from the Central Market is the Lonja de los Mercaderes or also known as the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange). This place was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996.
Its construction took place between 1482 and 1548. La Lonja is a sample of the great economic power of Valencia for the 15th century, when the city of Valencia lived what was considered as the Golden Age.
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Bioparc Valencia.
Bioparc Valencia is not a traditional zoo. It is actually an educational center in which animals are cared for by experts in different natural spaces.
The natural spaces that you will find in this zoo are very varied, among which are: wetlands, forests, savannah and Madagascar. One of the particularities of Bioparc Valencia, is that it is not only a natural space, but it also fulfills an important conservation work, to help endangered species.
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The neighborhood of Ruzafa
The Ruzafa neighborhood is certainly the most popular in Valencia. It is a place where creativity, small stores, entertainment and a fantastic combination of tradition are its main characteristics.
This is one of the places to visit in Valencia for an end-of-year trip, where all the students will be able to spend a different and fun day.
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Places to visit in Valencia: Malvarrosa Beach.
The beautiful beaches of Valencia are not to be left out of our list. One of the most beautiful is the urban beach of Malvarrosa. In this beautiful place, students can perform various nautical activities and have innovative experiences.
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Albufera Natural Park.
This is a huge coastal lagoon surrounded by rice fields. The Albufera Natural Park is a very important passage area for migratory birds. For this reason, it is a protected space with a very important ecological value, where it is common to watch numerous and valuable species of birds that are in danger of extinction.
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The Promenade.
The characteristic of Valencia’s promenade is its great atmosphere full of life and people. An excellent recommendation is to visit this place after a long day at the beach. The views and the various options for shopping or tasting the local cuisine make it worth a visit at the end of the day.
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