Best Valencia Itinerary: 3 Days of Food, Markets & Hidden Gems
A bold, insider’s 3-day Valencia itinerary for adventurous travellers – markets, tapas, horchata, rooftops, and the hidden moments only locals mention.
A bold, insider’s 3-day Valencia itinerary for adventurous travellers – markets, tapas, horchata, rooftops, and the hidden moments only locals mention.
This insider guide breaks down everything you need to know about Ruzafa, Valencia’s undisputed cultural and culinary capital. You will discover the top things to see, the best times to visit the historic Mercat de Russafa, and a curated shortlist of the neighbourhood’s…
Valencia is a city that shines in colour, from its golden beaches to the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences. These postcards capture the markets, plazas and Mediterranean skies that make it unforgettable – a little visual wander through Spain’s sunny coastal gem.
Sip the best horchata in Valencia at Horchatería de Santa Catalina – a 19th-century icon serving creamy chufa perfection with a side of history (and a dunkable farton)
Looking for the best vegetarian paella in Valencia? I’ve got you, dear reader! You hear a lot about paella when you land in Valencia, every other spot has it on the menu, but so many places get it wrong. Too wet, too rushed,…
If You Love Street Art, Catch This Valencia Exhibition Before It Ends on 26 October. I’ve got a soft spot for Valencia’s street art, but, David de Limón’s work is what really pulled me in. My favourite work being the infamous ninjas, which…
The best sunset spots in Valencia: 7 free viewpoints and one paid rooftop with incredible views from beaches, parks and Albufera lagoon.
A Montanejos day trip from Valencia swaps city streets for mountain trails, the enormous Black Cave and a swim in the 25°C waters of Fuente de los Baños. I visited on a guided tour, and this guide covers transport, tickets, hiking difficulty, facilities…
Valencia doesn’t ease into summer – it sings, dances, and sets the sky on fire, literally. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like when an entire city decides to throw a month-long party for absolutely everyone, Gran Fira de Valencia is your answer….
Skip the guidebooks and go ninja hunting through Valencia’s old town. Local artist David de Limón has scattered masked street-art ninjas across El Carmen and Ciutat Vella, turning the city into an open-air treasure hunt. It’s playful, creative, and a cracking way to see a different side of Valencia on foot.