Though part of the Ciutat de les Arts y les Ciències, Oceanogràfic Valencia stands as one of the top things to do all on its ...

Valencia blends history, culture, and world-famous cuisine into one unforgettable destination. In this travel guide, we count ...

Our Valencia travel guide! Never before has a city taken me quite like Valencia did. A weekend break to this Spanish gem inspired me to return just two weeks later to film an episode in Valencia.

Head to the beach Valencia’s golden sands and wide promenades are ideal for days spent by the sea, where visitors can rent seats and umbrellas for around €15 (£13) per day.

This is the cradle of Valencia’s famous orange; the region where, in 1781, the first plantations were established, growing a variety believed to have originated somewhere in Asia.

Valencia, Spain’s third-largest city, boasts wide Mediterranean beaches, a laid-back vibe, and more than 300 sunshine-filled days each year. Sound good?