Valencia: the Unsung Treasure of Spain

Enjoy some of the unbelievable waterfalls and thermal baths of the surrounding region, such as the Navajas waterfalls and the thermal waters of Montanejos. Then, head back to the city centre and join a private or group workshop and learn to make an authentic Valencian paella, to be savoured alongside local wines. In the evening, head to El Carmen neighborhood, Valencia’s nightlife hub, where you will find plenty of bars and entertainment venues. 

Discover the vast Tulia Garden, featuring 18 bridges and housing many attractions, such as the Palau de la Musica and the Gulliver Park, a playground where children can climb onto the fingers, hair, and legs of a giant figure, and slide down with a smile on their faces. Spend hours at the City of Arts and Sciences (CAC), composed of several iconic and futuristic buildings. This complex houses the Hemisfèric, the Science Museum, and the Oceanogràfic. Malvarrosa Beach is an ideal family destination with its golden sand, shallow blue waters, and aquatic sports. 

Join a walking tour of Ciutat Vella, Valencia’s Old Town, and sample some of the city’s delectable bites and cultural delights. Indulge in a delicious tasting menu of wine and tapas in various settings. In the evening, check out a local Flamenco show with your friends. For an unforgettable, friendly fight, join the World’s Biggest Food Fight during La Tomatina Festival, held every year on the last Wednesday of August, in Buñol.