Valencia balances medieval old town lanes with Calatrava's futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, all wrapped around the Turia gardens — a 9km park built in a drained riverbed. It's the birthplace of paella, has one of Europe's best urban beaches, and remains noticeably cheaper and less crowded than Barcelona.
Cheapest
€106
Nov 2026
Average
€136
20 dates tracked
Most expensive
€192
Aug 2026
Price per month
Price per month
Aug 2026
€134
avg €151
max €192
3 deals
Nov 2026
€106
avg €121
max €142
6 deals
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Quick facts
Timezone
Madrid
Currency
€ EUR
Language
Spanish
City transfer
~25 min
Metro / Bus / Taxi / Uber
Best time to visit
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Don't miss
Eat paella at La Pepica on the Malvarrosa beachfront — order the arroz a banda (rice cooked in fish stock, served with aioli). Go for Sunday lunch, when Valencians themselves eat here. Avoid anywhere near the cathedral that has photos on the menu.
Visit the Mercado Central right when it opens at 8am — vendors are friendliest then, the produce is freshest, and you can grab a coffee and a farton pastry at the bar inside before the tourist rush hits at 10am.
Cycle the Turia park (it's free) from the Torres de Serranos medieval gate all the way to the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias — rent a Valenbisi city bike for €1/day with a transit card. The park is completely car-free and locals use it like a highway.
Take the tram (line 4) from Pont de Fusta to El Palmar village in the Albufera nature reserve — the lagoon where paella was actually born. Rent a flat-bottomed boat for €10 and watch the rice fields at sunset. Skip the tourist buses.
Travel tips
- →Eat paella for lunch, never dinner, and head to El Palmar for the most authentic versions
- →Rent a bike to explore the Turia gardens end-to-end
- →Visit the Central Market early to see locals shop, then have horchata at Daniel
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