What to See in Valencia, Spain in 3 Days
Valencia is one of the most beautiful Spanish city that is situated on the southeastern coast of Spain that is famous for its history, culture, and a touch of modernity. That is why in this article, I have outlined all you need to know if you have three days free to explore the beauty of Valencia. This blog post will help to determine the must visit places and activities that will make your trip to Valencia to be an excellent one.
Day 1: Exploring the Historical Center
1. The City of Arts and Sciences
Experience the technological technology of the City of Arts and Science as your first orientation in the new day. This is an artistic representation of a cultural and entertainment center which is quite striking to behold. Visit the science museum, go through the architectural masterpiece of the opera house and take a leisurely walk in the science museum gardens.
2. Valencia Cathedral
Still, one can’t help but remember the many times I had visited this beautiful city of Spain that I could not go out of its premises without passing by the majestic cathedral. The purely Gothic site to see is the Cathedral of Valencia with magnificent and detailed construction, the Micalet bell tower to have an overlooking of the entire city, and visit Holy Grail Chapel with the resting place of the Holy Chalice.
3. Central Market
Welcome to the atmosphere of Валенсии Central Market. The real central market is an outstanding place for foodies; here you may find a vast choice of local and exotic products, seafood, and Spanish staples. Go for a shopping trip around and feel the atmosphere, enjoy the sight and smell and perhaps taste few fruits and nuts.
Day 2: Beaches and Modern Valencia
1. Malvarrosa Beach
They can also pay a leisurely visit to Malvarrosa Beach which is one of the best known tourist attractions in the Valencia province. It is possible to take a long stroll on the promenade, sunbathe or take a sea bath in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
2. Oceanografic
Stop at the Oceanografic, the biggest aquarium in Europe placed inside the City of Arts and Science. Explore one of the largest saltwater aquariums in Europe where there are more than 500 kinds of sea creatures. Dolphins and beluga, sharks and turtles, this or that, will be interesting for both children and grown-ups.
Day 3: The Turia Gardens and More
1. Turia Gardens
During the final day, you can go shopping in Turia Gardens, which is a magnificent place for enjoying nature. These marvelous gardens are made in the place where once the Turia River ran, but it was relocated to avoid the future floods. One can just bike along the several paths of the gardens, have a picnic or have a quiet walk through the different bridges.
2. La Lonja de la Seda
Explore one of the best examples of Gothic design in Spain, the works of art in La Lonja de la Seda or the Silk Exchange in Valencia which is part of world heritage. This is one of the earliest silk exchange that was very active in the 15th century of the history of Valencia. You will find details of the building impressive and enter the building to observe even more impressive columns and vaulted chambers.
3. Bioparc Valencia
Complete your three-day trip staying at Bioparc Valencia known as the zoo that focuses on reproducing the environment with the animals. Safari through the beautiful natural surroundings and view primates like the lemurs, the gorillas, and the elephants in enclosure that mimics the natural ecosystems.
Final Thoughts
Thus, Valencia is a place that is replete with numerous attractions and things, which are interesting to everyone. It is hoped that this guide will at least give you a basic framework in case you only have three days for the trip but do not be too tied to it and try to visit other places and discover what is around. Regardless of whether you are interested in history, birds, and flowers or architecture of the twentieth century, Valencia will not leave you indifferent.
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