A veritable tomorrow’s world in a city setting covering 350,000 sq.m. in the former bed of the river Turia, consisting of four breathtaking buildings combining beautiful, eye-catching, avant-garde, creative architecture: the Hemisfèric, the Prince Felipe Science Museum, the Oceanographic Park and the Palace of the Arts.

Sheltered and secret or large and majestic, the beaches in the Valencian Region are undoubtedly amongst Spain’s best. Hundreds of kilometres of Mediterranean coastline ensure an unforgettable holiday on the beaches of Valencia.

A water park with something for everyone: Niagara, the Black Hole water slide, the Himalaya descents, soft slides, the Kamikaze and the Adventure Lake

Es un un zoológico de nueva generación, donde poder disfrutar del África ecuatorial, la Sabana africana, y Madagascar en un enorme espacio.

The Port America's Cup is next to the Malvarrosa beach and its promenade, restaurants, bars and discos. The city beach with the largest number of leisure activities in Spain.

Get excellent views of the main sights from a modern, open-top, double-decker bus fitted with audio systems in several languages. The one and a half-hour trip starts and finishes at the Plaza de la Reina square, visiting the old city centre, the former bed of the river Turia and the City of Arts and Sciences.

The province of Valencia has plenty of culture to offer tourists: a wide range of museums, some of which are world-famous.

The Albufera Nature Reserve, Valencia, covering 21,000 hectares, is one of the foremost nature areas in the Valencian Region. Acclaimed in Spain and abroad it is a magnificent example of how man and nature interact to create priceless and exceptionally interesting landscapes and lifestyles.