Time together ↗Oceanogràfic · Felipe Gabaldón from Spain · CC BY 2.0DESTINATIONS · SPAIN

YOUR NEXT DESTINATION
Valencia
The old town, gardens and architecture
MAKE THE CITY YOUR OWN
Find your side of Valencia
Time together ↗Oceanogràfic · Felipe Gabaldón from Spain · CC BY 2.0
A taste of the city ↗Lonja de la Seda · Felivet · Public domain
A little further afield ↗Parque natural de la Albufera · https://www.flickr.com/photos/martinwcox/ · CC BY 2.0MAKE THE DAY YOURS
What would you like to do in Valencia?
Choose your time and interests. Start with a suggested guide and adapt it to your pace.
Start with a free walk
Sol, Plaza Mayor and the historic centre. Stop whenever you like.
Open the walking guideOUR SUGGESTION · OUTDOOR WALK
A walk through the historic centre
Follow the stops in order or shorten the route. Use each map to calculate your journey from your current location; walking times have not been field-tested.
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Marcela Escandell · CC BY-SA 2.0 1Estación del Norte, Valencia
Start with the station façade, then head towards the town hall square. This is a useful place to get your bearings before exploring the centre.
Open mapDemiannnn · CC BY-SA 2.5 2Plaza del Ayuntamiento, Valencia
Cross the square and continue towards the Central Market. Adapt your walk to the heat and take a break whenever you need one.
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Felivet · Public domain 3Mercado Central de Valencia
Explore the surroundings of the market and the Silk Exchange. Walking outside does not require a ticket; check market opening hours and entry conditions for the Silk Exchange.
Open mapDiego Delso · CC BY-SA 3.0 4Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia
Continue towards the cathedral surroundings and the square. Treat indoor visits as optional extras, according to your time and budget.
Open mapDiego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 5Torres de Serranos
Finish by the towers and the former riverbed. You can head into the garden for a break; climbing the towers is a separate visit with its own conditions.
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Another day: gardens and modern architecture
Choose a section of the Turia Gardens and continue towards the City of Arts and Sciences. There is no need to walk the entire garden at once. Exploring the outdoor spaces and entering the Oceanogràfic, science museum or Hemisfèric are different plans; check individual and combined tickets before buying.
Plan a manageable day
Children and changing weather
With children, combine a short walk with one main visit. In hot weather, allow for breaks instead of making the entire Turia Gardens a compulsory walk.
Getting around
Check maps and tickets with Metrovalencia. Confirm zones, airport coverage and service notices for your travel date.
Official transport informationIf you would like a guided visit
Compare the language, included admission, meeting point and cancellation conditions before booking. Check current prices and availability on Civitatis. Free tours generally work on voluntary tips to the guide.
Explore activities on CivitatisAffiliate link: we may earn a commission if you book. The free walking route does not require a purchase.
Weather in Valencia
Check the next few days and available hourly forecasts before choosing your walk.
Ranges cover the displayed hours; today includes remaining hours only. Later days may have six-hour intervals. This is a forecast, not a live observation.
Datos: MET Norway · CC BY 4.0 · AEMET
Sources for planning your visit
- Visit València · Pasear por la ciudad
- Jardín del Turia
- Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Reviewed on 12 October 2026. Suggested editorial itinerary. Check current opening hours, accessibility and notices with each venue before visiting.
