Things to see in Valencia
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La Chipirona Hotel
From scenic walks along the Mediterranean to unique cultural and culinary experiences, everything you need to make the most of your stay in Valencia and at La Chipirona Hotel.
Fundación Hortensia Herrero
Contemporary art finds its home in this beautiful palace in the city center. After exploring the exhibitions, we recommend strolling to a nearby trattoria like La Pappardella or Al Pomodoro to enjoy Italian cuisine before continuing your day.
IVAM · Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno
This museum is a benchmark in contemporary art. Its program combines permanent works with temporary exhibitions. After your visit, take a break at one of the terraces in the area.
MUVIM – Museo Valenciano de la Ilustración y la Modernidad
A different kind of experience that explores the history of communication and design. The visit can be combined with a stroll through the old town and a relaxed meal at La Pappardella, a classic in the city center.
Museo Nacional de Cerámica
A spectacular building that houses the history of Valencian and Spanish ceramics. After your visit, take the opportunity to stroll through the surrounding pedestrian streets and discover spots like Al Pomodoro or La Pappardella, perfect for rounding off the experience.
Museu Valencià d'Etnologia
Discover how Valencians lived in the past: traditional clothing, tools, and customs. Afterwards, continue the cultural immersion by tasting local specialties.
Museo del Almudín
This former medieval building hosts temporary exhibitions and is a fine example of Gothic architecture. Round off the morning with a stroll through the area and enjoy Spanish cuisine right on the street.
Casco antiguo, Plaza de la Reina & Plaza de la Virgen
Strolling through Plaza de la Reina or Plaza de la Virgen is to discover the essence of Valencia. After visiting the Cathedral, La Lonja or the Central Market, stop at the terraces of La Pappardella or Al Pomodoro to savour the rhythm of the city.
Museo de Bellas Artes
Works by Joaquín Sorolla, Francisco Goya, and José de Ribera stand out in Spain’s second-largest art museum.
Mercado Central de Valencia & Lonja de la Seda
The first represents product, turnover, and local trade at its finest. The second reflects the origins of Valencian international commerce and the role of trust as the foundation of business. Two key spaces for understanding how Valencia has generated wealth, both in the past and today.
Torres de Serranos & Torres de Quart
Beyond their historical value, they symbolize control, defense, and strategic vision: without security, there is no trade; without stability, there is no development. They serve as a reminder that every prosperous city begins by knowing how to protect what creates value.
La Chipirona Cocina de mar
Mediterranean cuisine right by the beach, perfect for enjoying a rice dish with views of the Mediterranean.
Lindala Restobar
A cozy spot in the Cabanyal neighbourhood, offering carefully crafted tapas and Mediterranean dishes.
Casa Montaña
Historic tavern founded in 1836, ideal for enjoying local wines and tapas in an authentic setting.
La Ñora
Mediterranean restaurant with a local flair, where tradition meets creativity.
Al Pomodoro
Italian pizzeria in the heart of Valencia, serving homemade pasta and wood-fired pizza.
La Pappardella
Charming Italian restaurant, famous for fresh pasta, seasonal dishes, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Café de las Horas & Negrito
Two historic spots in the city centre to enjoy drinks surrounded by history and local culture.
Casa Carmela
A classic by Malvarrosa Beach, specialising in traditional Valencian paella cooked over a wood fire.
Patacona Beach
Fine sand, calm waters, and a lively promenade. It’s perfect for a walk or relaxing in the sun. Just a few steps from the hotel, La Chipirona Playa awaits you to enjoy a rice dish by the sea or a cocktail at sunset.
Veles e Vents · Valencia Marina
The city’s marina blends modern architecture with sea views and a nautical atmosphere. After visiting the Veles e Vents building, stroll around the port and, if you feel like it, head over to La Chipirona Playa for a drink by the sand.
Blasco Ibáñez House Museum
The writer’s house museum, located next to Malvarrosa Beach, offers insight into his life and work. You can round off your visit with a stroll along the promenade. For lunch, Lindala Restobar is an excellent option near the museum.
Albufera Natural Park
A few kilometers from the city lies this lake surrounded by rice fields. A boat ride at sunset is the perfect way to end the day.
Oceanogràfic
Europe’s largest aquarium, taking you on a journey through the world’s oceans. Nearby you’ll find several dining options.
Turia Gardens
This vast park runs through the city, connecting neighborhoods, museums, and sports areas. Explore its paths by bike or on foot, then finish with a meal at one of the many restaurants in the city center, such as La Pappardella or Al Pomodoro.
Rice Museum
In the Cabanyal neighborhood, Valencia’s rice-cooking tradition is brought to life. It’s a worthwhile stop before or after dining at Lindala Restobar, also located in the area and known for its Mediterranean cuisine.
Viveros y Jardín Botánico
Two green spaces where you can wander among plants and sculptures. The visit can be combined with a stroll through the nearby El Carmen neighborhood.
Horchata Museum
In Alboraya, you can discover the history of this traditional drink and enjoy it ice cold. Take the opportunity to explore the Valencian huerta and, on your way back to the coast, savor a rice dish at La Chipirona Playa or enjoy a beer on its terrace.
Bioparc Valencia
A next-generation zoo where animals live in spaces without visible barriers. After your visit, you can take a walk along the Turia riverbed.