Third largest city in Spain, Valencia attracts many international visitors each year providing a large tourism offer.
Between tradition and modernity, Valencia delivers unique and different travel experiences to all types of travelers. From a city break, a family trip to a business trip, Valencia is a destination offering many alternatives between gastronomy, cultural and architectural heritage, sports activities, nightlife and long beaches close to the city centre of Valencia.
Every year, major and traditional events take place in Valencia, a lively city, such as the Fallas in March and the culinary event Cuina Oberta with two editions a year. Promoted World Food Capital 2017 by the United Nations, Valencia has 4 Michelin-starred restaurants and many gastronomic places and meetings, allowing everyone to enjoy rich and varied local food with plenty of fresh products.
