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6 Day itinerary toValencia
6
days28/02/25 - 05/03/25
Distance by day
Local travel distance per day in km.
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Day 1
Arrival in Valencia, SpainâCentral Valencia
Travel time: 0 hr| Travel distance: 0 km
Morning
- Begin your day at the Mercat Central de ValĂšncia, one of the largest fresh produce markets in Europe, immersed in its vibrant atmosphere and sample local produce.
- Take a stroll around the La Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its Gothic architecture and historical significance.
- Enjoy street art in the El Carmen neighborhood, where urban art blends seamlessly with historic surroundings.
Afternoon
- Savor a traditional Valencian paella lunch at Casa Roberto, known for its authentic recipes.
- Visit the Torres de Serranos for panoramic views of the city from this historic gate.
- Walk through the Jardines del Turia, a beautiful public garden offering a green escape from urban life.
- Participate in a guided local wine tasting at one of Valenciaâs cozy wine shops, sampling regional varieties.
Evening
- Experience the street food scene at the Noche de Vinos y Tapas, enjoying different tapas paired with local wines.
- Finish the day with a relaxing drink at Café de las Horas, a charming spot famous for its Agua de Valencia cocktail.
Accomodation
- Stay at the mid-range Vincci Mercat, centrally located near the Mercat Central and El Carmen, prime areas for sightseeing.
Day 2
Central ValenciaâAlbufera Natural Park
Travel time: 0.5 hr| Travel distance: 23 km
Morning
- Visit the OceanogrĂ fic, Europeâs largest aquarium located within the City of Arts and Sciences, to explore diverse marine ecosystems.
- Explore the futuristic architecture of the City of Arts and Sciences, an iconic complex housing scientific and cultural attractions.
- Savor churros and chocolate at HorchaterĂa Santa Catalina, a traditional cafe known for typical Spanish breakfasts.
Afternoon
- Drive out to El Palmar in the Albufera Natural Park for a boat ride on the Albufera lake for stunning views and bird-watching.
- Enjoy a local meal in El Palmar, trying authentic all-i-pebre (eel stew), a regional specialty.
- Take a leisurely walk along the beaches of Saler, enjoying the breeze and the sea view.
- Visit the village of Albufera to discover its serene landscapes and traditional thatched-roof houses.
Evening
- Return to Valencia for a vibrant dinner at La RiuĂ , a restaurant known for traditional Valencian cuisines.
- End your evening with a drink at rooftop bar Ăttic Bar, offering views of the city skyline.
Accomodation
- Return to Vincci Mercat for another night's stay, centrally located for easy access to transportation and dining.
Day 3
Central ValenciaâSagunto, Valencia
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 30 km
Morning
- Head to Sagunto to explore the Roman Theatre, an ancient amphitheater with picturesque views over the town.
- Stroll through the medieval streets of Saguntoâs Old Quarter, soaking in the rich history and charm.
- Stop by the Sagunto Castle, offering impressive vistas and insights into the regionâs historical significance.
Afternoon
- Lunch at Restaurante LâEspigo, enjoying local dishes with a seaside view.
- Visit the Sagunto Port and the local fish market, understanding the day-to-day life of a Mediterranean port.
- Relax on the Sagunto beach, one of Valencia's northern coastal gems.
- Check out local artisan shops in Sagunto, featuring handmade goods and souvenirs.
Evening
- Return to the city for a dinner at Bodega Casa Montaña, well-loved for its tapas and local wines.
- Experience the tapas crawl in Ruzafa neighborhood, a trendy area with vibrant nightlife.
Accomodation
- Return to Vincci Mercat in Valencia, allowing for a consistent and convenient home base.
Day 4
Central ValenciaâBuñol
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 38 km
Morning
- Head to Buñol to visit the charming Buñol Castle, with origins dating back to the 11th century.
- Walk through the local streets to discover street art and murals, showcasing local talent and stories.
- Enjoy a coffee at a nearby café, such as Cafeteria Puche, for a relaxing morning break.
Afternoon
- Hike in the nearby Sierra de EspadĂĄn, offering various trails with stunning natural scenery.
- Visit a local winery for a guided tour and wine tasting session, learning about the viniculture of the region.
- Savor a picnic lunch with local cheeses and bread amidst the scenic natural surroundings.
- Explore Caves of San Jose, featuring a boat tour along the longest subterranean river in Europe.
Evening
- Return to Valencia for a dinner at Restaurante Navarro, famous for its Mediterranean cuisine.
- Enjoy a flamenco show at Café del Duende, immersing in the vibrant culture.
Accomodation
- Stay at Vincci Mercat in Valencia to maintain continuity and ease of planning.
Day 5
Central ValenciaâCullera
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 46 km
Morning
- Travel to Cullera and climb to the Cullera Castle for panoramic views over the town and coast.
- Visit the Central Market of Cullera to sample local produce and goods.
- Walk along the JĂșcar River trail in Cullera, perfect for morning tranquility and exercise.
Afternoon
- Relax at the Cullera beach, trying local seafood at a beachfront restaurant.
- Explore the Torre del Marenyet, an historical tower by the sea.
- Lunch at a local paella restaurant, experiencing another variation of this classic dish.
- Tour Cullera Lighthouse, which offers picturesque views over the Mediterranean Sea.
Evening
- Return to Valencia for a dinner at La Pepica, famous for hosting writers such as Ernest Hemingway.
- Stroll through the marina, enjoying the night lights and sea breeze.
Accomodation
- Conclude the day returning to Vincci Mercat for your last evening in Valencia.
Day 6
Central ValenciaâAlzira
Travel time: 0.5 hr| Travel distance: 25 km
Morning
- Travel to Alzira for a morning hike in the Murta Valley, known for its stunning natural beauty and medieval ruins.
- Explore the Alzira Old Town, with its rich history and architecture.
- Visit the Monastery of Aguas Vivas, a serene historical site outside the town.
Afternoon
- Return to Valencia to have lunch at Casa Carmela, famous for its wood-fired paellas.
- Discover more street art in the Velluters district, capturing the essence of Valenciaâs creative scene.
- Walk through the Rio Turia Gardens, enjoying the diverse plant life and sculptures along the route.
- Stop by Plaça de la Reina for some last-minute local shopping and souvenirs.
Evening
- End your trip with a farewell dinner at RincĂłn Hispano, known for its traditional Spanish dishes.
- Enjoy a cocktail at Ubik Café, a favorite local spot blending a casual vibe with great drinks.
Accomodation
- Final night at Vincci Mercat, taking advantage of its central location for your last day.
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Tags
city-urban
cultural-experience
foodie-experience
hiking
local-markets
street-art
street-food
wine-tasting
Time of the year
Valencia in late February to early March experiences mild weather with average temperatures ranging from 10°C to 18°C, typically comfortable for outdoor activities.
This time is slightly before the major tourist season, which often starts in earnest by late spring to summer, hence not overly crowded and ideal for exploring comfortably.
Useful information
- Valencia requires masks in some indoor settings as per current health guidelines.
- It is advisable to book accommodation and local experiences in advance to secure your place.
- Public transport in Valencia is convenient, consider using it to explore the city closely.
- The Tomatina Festival takes place in August, thus February-March is relatively tranquil.
Weather forecast - 16 days
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