Jávea offers 25 km of coast where you can snorkel or scuba dive and discover its plethora of marine flora and fauna, as well as its beautiful bays.
Valencia’s Oceanographic, the largest aquarium in Europe, reopens its doors after its remodelling to welcome new species and habitats.
Maritime Holy Week for 2015 begins and we find out the history and the main events to look forward to.
The year 2015 will see the thriving city of Valencia host a number of exciting events giving visitors even more reasons to come to the city.
Valencia is a fantastic city to spend the Christmas holidays with the family. It offers numerous attractions which will enchant the young and old.
For so long now we have associated travel with sea, sun, sightseeing, pampering and generally making a nuisance of ourselves that it’s hardly a wonder that tourists are not the most beloved of people around the world. Instead of the conventional seaside hotel, country getaway or city tour we sought to find modern-day travel inspiration along a different route – one that approached the tourist experience from a novel perspective.
In a world of luxury hotels, designer destinations and opulent resorts there are places that still conjure up the sense of perfect escape. The collection of Welcome Beyond offers a series of seductive options that redefine the concept of destination.
Together with the Fundación InnDEA, the city council of Valencia has recently released a new application for Android and IOS, which offers various functions, as well as an abundance information about points of interest for citizens, in relation to the city of Valencia.
In first line to the Las Arenas beach in Valencia, used to exist one of Valencia’s most emblematic places to summer. The swimming pool of Las Arenas was an excursion place for many families who would spend all day there swimming and eating. The Las Arenas swimming pool, which closed its doors at the beginning of the eighties, used to be situated, where today rises one of Valencia’s grand luxury hotels, the hotel Las Arenas. Regardless, it stayed in the memories of many different generations of Valencians, who once enjoyed one of the most popular recreational spaces of Valencia.
Last year’s Route Awards recognized the efforts of Turismo Valencia with a special mention for its work in destination marketing. This year, the work of the Valencian public institution in charge of the promotion of the city, once again won the prize for the best European tourism office.
From 24th to 28th April, Valencias marina will once again roll out the red carpet to host the latest edition of the Valencia Boat Show, a boat exhibition that aims to surpass last year’s numbers, both in terms of visitors, as well as exhibitors. These aspirations would see more than 50,000 attendees visit the iconic Veles e Vents building.
Nestled in the heart of El Barrio del Carmen, the old town centre of Valencia, stands a beautiful gothic building which was once the residence of the Marquis de Malferit and is one of the best preserved buildings on the Calle Caballeros in Valencia. Towards the end of the 19th century, a series of renovations was carried out, radically transforming the interior as well as the façade to resemble the architectural style of the Italian Renaissance.
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