Flights to Valencia
Valencia can be a city of different themes: the light, the moon, fireworks, paella, flowers, festivals. These are key words to try and explain what, in reality, cannot be told with words. You have to visit and get to know Valencia to witness that ancient traditions live side-by-side with modern life. That the sea and the city are compatible. That the green of the fields can be maintained next to a modern city, making Valencia unique by both day and night. That's why Vueling flies to Valencia.
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Hospes Palau de la MarA cosmopolitan refuge open to the world with a lot of character but also with its share of sensitivity. Beyond the architecture of its two buildings, it's part of an antique palace from the 19th century. Hospes Palau de la Mar is seductive because it has the ability to evoke the values of the people, its history, and the city that houses it. Guests breathe in its origins and true authenticity; it's a refuge for all the five sense.Navarro Reverter, 14 Ad Hoc Hotel ValenciaHotel located next to the Cathedral, very close to the Temple Palace and the Turia river. Easy access to malls, stores, financial districts and the city's center and institutions.Boix, 4 AC Hotel ValenciaLocated 5 minutes from the port, next to the Arts and Sciences Center and the Oceanographic Park, in a new area of the city.Avenida de Francia, 67 Airport de Valencia
The Valencia airport is in Manises, located approximately 8.5 km from the city's downtown. Regular flights to the main Spanish and European cities such as Brussels, Frankfurt, Lisbon, London, Milan, Paris and Zurich. Direct flights to and from Valencia and shuttle services to Madrid and Barcelona to world destinations. Highly sophisticated facilities and services. Public bus service, Airport line – Bus Station: 1.70 Euros. Also, Taxi from the Airport to Valencia downtown: approx. 12 Euros. Two metro lines link the airport to the city centre: line 3 and line 5. The metro station is called "Aeroport" [Airport].
Restaurants in ValenciaValencia food is fantastic. Save by flying with us and enjoy one of these recommended restaurants:Don HippoCareful selection of Mediterranean and international dishes created with market products.Cortes valencianas, L'Eliana GalbisLocated in Alcudia since 1963, Mediterranean and Valencian dishes like its traditional paella from Ribera Alta, the ostrich millefeuille with mushroom sauce, baked rice with duck and the suc de llobarroAvenida Antonio Almela, 15 L'Alcúdia La pappardellaLocated in the heart of Valencia, right at the foot of the Miguelete. Specialists in pasta with 18 different types on the menu. The offered dishes are typical Italian, very beautiful and prepared with love.Bordadores, 5 bajo La sucursalCozy restaurant has a creative cuisine inspired in the roots of Valencia's gastronomy. Touches of modernisms and tradition are appreciated in specialties like rice with lobster, suquet de peix and el dentón with balsamic vinegar dressing.Guillem de Castro, 118 (IVAM) La marcelinaSpecialists in rice dishes. Founded in 1888, it is the doyen of Valencia restaurants. It highlights, among other things, the excellence of its installations: spacious dining room decorated with large marine oil paintings, private rooms and a terrace withPaseo Neptuno, 8 Business hours in ValenciaAlmost all stores open from Monday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., approximately, although some stores stay closed on Saturday afternoons.The large malls have a constant schedule from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., even some Sundays and holidays. Don't miss... in ValenciaTHE CITY COUNCILEn eclectic style of construction with elements that combine Neo-Baroques and academicism styles, built at the beginning of the century over what was the old School House (Casa de la Enseñanza). Its interior emphasizes the main stairs, the Salon de Cristal (Crystal Room), the floor and the Municipal Historical Archive."EL CARMEN" DISTRICTThis is the oldest neighborhood of the city and is loaded with Valencian history. A lot of its primitive construction has been preserved: narrow streets, irregular blocks with stately buildings, palaces, Roman and Arabic ruins are all great attractions. Little by little the houses in this district have been converted into restaurants and now make up one of the best and most popular leisure areas of the city with its bars, sidewalk cafes and modern pubs.CASCO ANTIGUOThis area is defined by the old path where the city walls used to be. It holds the largest concentration of monuments, most of which corresponding to Valencia's era of splendor. These are some of the most emblematic constructions of the city. The Casco Antiguo is ideal to cover its narrow streets by foot, since many of them are for pedestrians.CITY OF ARTS AND SCIENCESValencia is the land of musicians, painters and scientists, a mix that explains the reason for having a City of Arts and Sciences. This is an authentic futuristic city integrated into an urban park with 350,000 m2 located in the old channel of the Turia river. It holds four impressive buildings where modernism and creativity fuse together into great visual beauty: L'hemisfèric, the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum , the Oceanographic Park and the Arts Palace (Palacio de las Artes). This architectural space dedicated to the arts and sciences includes expo rooms, laser shows and an interactive museum. Visiting it is highly recommended and its wide walkways allow you to admire and enjoy this large technological and futuristic complex.IVAM (MODERN ART INSTITUTE OF VALENCIA)Considered to be one of the three largest modern art museums of Spain and the heart of Valencia's modern art. This institute has the objective of investigating and diffusing art from the 20th Century and the new tendencies in this area.ESTACIÓN DEL NORTE This is without a doubt one of the first buildings that the tourist can find when arriving to Valencia. Located in middle of downtown, the Estación del Norte of Valencia, built between 1906 and 1917, is one of the most beautiful constructions when it comes to train architecture. Its exterior has vegetable, orange and orange blossom flower motifs, and is the symbol of its modern style, including its lobby, a combination of wood, crystal and marble, fusing warmth, transparency and brightness.
Online guides de ValenciaOUR FAVOURITE ONLINE GUIDESIn Spanish: Web oficial del turismo de la Comunidad Valenciana
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