The best times to visit Valencia are in April and ... to mid-60s – and the city is more or less tourist-free. The downside is that certain attractions shorten their hours of operation.

Despite facing challenges like recent flooding in parts of its province, Valencia’s tourism activity is thriving. Attractions remain open during regular hours, and hotels, restaurants ...

Local buses connect the major Valencia attractions. Some buses also run ... There is also a hop-on, hop-off tourist bus with two routes, each lasting two hours. This can be a convenient option ...

Tourist version or not, this seafood paella was one of the best things we ate in Valencia. Wonderful paella aside, Valencia is a paradise for eating and drinking, from cool wine and tapas bars to ...

Walking or cycling between Valencia’s beaches and top attractions is effortless, thanks to the city’s flat terrain, mild climate, and extensive network of cycle-friendly routes and walking trails.

Valencia is the birthplace of paella, a very popular dish throughout Spain and among foreign visitors. The city also offers ...